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From our Louisiana headquarters, Guice Offshore recently advised our customers and affiliates that the boundaries of nearby Flower Garden Banks National Marine Sanctuary are slated to be expanded by an area of approximately 104 square miles in the coming months,...Read More

Guice Offshore, one of America’s most respected offshore supply vessel and mini supply vessel providers, congratulates Julie Imanuel Brown, whom Florida Governor Ron DeSantis appointed as Secretary of the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR) today, February 18,...Read More

Having a digital presence amid the deep traditions of the maritime business is no longer the exception.  And Guice Offshore, one of America’s most trusted names in the offshore supply vessel and mini-supply vessel market, is right on the digital...Read More

Newly outfitted with a fresh coat of “GO Green” paint, the Guice Offshore mini-supply vessel “GO Liberty” has completed her regulatory dry docking and is back operating out of Fourchon, Louisiana.  “Since joining the Guice Offshore fleet in 2018, the GO Liberty has served...Read More

“Guice Offshore, a nationwide provider of offshore mini-supply vessels relied upon by clean energy developers from coast to coast, noted the importance of the first climate hearing of the 117th Congress on February 3, 2021. U.S. Senator Joe Manchin (D-WV),...Read More

Especially at this critical juncture when all of us must be more vigilant about our health and safety than ever, Guice Offshore and our subsidiary, GO Marine Services, are committed to ensuring our clients’ confidence in our strict adherence to...Read More

Guice Offshore, a leading provider of dynamically positioned mini-supply vessels to both traditional and alternative energy markets, noted that the U.S. Department of Interior’s Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) has initiated regulatory proceedings to advance wind energy development in...Read More

In partnership with Global SubDive, the Guice Offshore vessel GO America deployed 13 goliath reef balls into the Atlantic Ocean approximately a half-mile offshore near Delray Beach, Florida on Saturday, January 9, kicking off development for a 32-acre underwater reef...Read More