The State Pier in Gulfport, MI was SUPSALV's equipment staging area during Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill Response Operations in 2010. Show here are 42" oil containment boom legs with their mooring systems waiting for deployment. Oil skimmers, Temporary Oil Storage Capacity (TSC), and feet of containmentīoom, see the "Contingency Planning Resources" links on the right side menu. Coast Guard's defined Effective Daily Recovery Capacity (EDRC) for Information about SUPSALV's response capability metrics (by location) in terms
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Portable rigging shops, and maintenance shops. SUPSALV also maintainsĭeployable field command posts, personnel berthing vans, communications systems, Other systems to support this very specialized mission.
Support craft, vessel lightering systems, decontamination systems, and various Open ocean, inland or arctic spills, and spills relating to salvage operations.Įquipment includes oil containment boom, skimmers, temporary oil storage, The unique systems allow SUPSALV to operate sustainably in remote locations for NOSC requests without burdening the ICS with extensive logistics requirements. Necessary support equipment, tools, and spares to allow SUPSALV to respond to These response systems are fully provisioned with all Refined and crude oils, including heavy residual oils, marine and jet fuels. Equipment is capable of containment and recovery of many grades of Specialized systems for inland, river, and cold weather spill response Systems for offshore, open-water oil recovery operations but also has some Inventory of equipment is based on providing appropriate levels of responseĮquipment necessary to meet federal regulations for a response organizationĬapable of responding to a "Worst Case Discharge." SUPSALV has designed most Into systems to ensure transportability and sustainability. ESSM oil spill response equipment is pre-assembled Response equipment to support Navy casualty incidents (collisions, groundings,Įtc.) provides the basis of an exceptional spill response capability with Maintenance, and mobilization centers to support Navy emergency marine salvageĪnd pollution response operations worldwide.Īn integral part of any salvage operation, the co-location of salvage and spill The ESSM Bases are strategically positioned to provide storage, VA Port Hueneme, CA Anchorage, AK Pearl Harbor, HI and Bahrain and will soonīe added to the existing stockpile of salvage resources in Italy, Japan and SUPSALV maintains an extensive inventory of pollution responseĮquipment at the Emergency Ship Salvage Material (ESSM) bases in Williamsburg,
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