Our team has spent the last week preparing for high volume production and distribution of oil booms to control the gulf oil spill. Over $1 million dollars has been spent. As far as can be determined, we have the largest capacity to produce oil boom in the world. From every indication that we have found, the next largest production facility can only produce about 40% of our current production capacity. If asked, we can engage other facilities doubling our capacity to approximately 100,000 feet per day.
As of May 14th, 2010, here is where we stand regarding oil boom manufacturing:
- We have triple sourced raw materials from 4 countries around the world. We have procured enough fabric to produce 3 million feet of oil boom. This is enough to protect 568 miles of cost line.
- Under the oversight of Risk Management Disaster Service Environmental (RMDSE)we have multiple production facilities for oil boom manufacturing in the United States and 2 other countries. RMDSE also has an additional 8 facilities that can increase oil boom to approximately 20 miles per day. This includes:
- Production of 18″ calm water oil boom.
- Production of 42″ deep water ocean oil boom.
- With over 1000 people ready to work, we have the ability too add to the existing labor force. Additionally, with such a large resource of workers available, RMDSE can deploy their labor force over multiple shifts.
- RMDSE has a fleet of 400 trucks to transport manufactured boom rapidly to the various areas along the coast.
- A 747 transport plane has been set aside to move large volumes of materials from around the world.
The capacity to manufacture boom is THREATENED with each passing day as orders for new boom are not finalized. Here is why: The material used to make oil boom has multiple uses ranging from truck tarps to pool covers. As other industries continue to do business as usual the resources are being depleted for non emergency purposes. This extends the lead time that is required to fulfill the demand for oil containment boom to protect our shore line.
This information was true and accurate as of 5-14-2010. It is expected to change by the hour without notice for the reasons listed above. We stand ready to implement our production with a phone call and purchase order from the responsible parties in this oil spill disaster. Please email us using the contact form if you wish to make a purchase of 100,000 feet or more.
id like to come down to help with your oil cleanup efforts .how do i get more information on who is hiring.how much do you pay.how long is this going to last.im willing to relocate for job.me and my ife want to move down.send me more info please. we want to move to florida and live anyway.thank you.timothy robinson
I have 3 years exp. using and servicing oil equipment in heavy industry. I am a millwright with 12 years exp in heavy industry working 12 hour days all month(s) when required. I am goal driven and have a low draft 14 ft fishing boat I can use. I swim well and would enjoy a challenge that benefits people/the earth/company image. I have over 400 hours of safety training that includes OSHA 10/16/30 seperate courses.
I have an Engineering background, specializing in Project Management.
Yes my name is bruce newton, im a 46 y o m. in great health. Im interrested in assisting
with the oil spill and getting the enviroment back to normal. I have 20 plus years in boating experiance and would like to lease myself and my boat.I am a manager for a construction co, at this time.
My name is Josh Beard and I currently live in Pensacola, FL where I own a small tile installation business. I have an 18ft center console boat that I want to use to distribute boom, or for whatever needed. I have already made contact with a couple of people and am ready to go to work and have deckhands to help as well. I am very familiar with the Gulf waters here and fish in them regularly. I can supply respirators and other safety equipment as needed.
they say they do not have any boom material today june 3rd 2010
we have not had any response from THE VESSEL OF OPPORTUNITY B P program.
attention Mr William Lombardo
should we just sign the agreement that the attorney sent, for class action
we do not seem to be getting any calls or reply from any contacts.
BP HOT LINE COMMENT she says SORRY WE CAN NOT HELP YOU.
F U B A R in its true defining the response for oil spill trecovery
see our web page free press @andreagailhistory.com
why our boats from the V O O program are standing by is beyond comprehension .
F/V PEARL BAKER federal fishery permit # 150455, standing by