| Woburn, MA-North American Industries (NAI) | | | | trolley with a 10 ton hoist and a three ton auxiliary |
| recently designed and manufactured an overhead | | | | hoist working in simultaneous operation. NAI has also |
| crane for Scarano Boat Building, Inc. in Albany, NY. | | | | agreed to retrofit an existing three ton single-girder |
| Located in the Port of Albany, Scarano designs and | | | | overhead crane. With an original span of 58 feet, NAI |
| builds custom yachts that range from sailing to | | | | has been tasked to relocate the crane and reduce its |
| power vessels. Scarano is also responsible for | | | | span by six feet. |
| restoring great historical vessels to be put on display | | | | NAI is a leading manufacturer of industrial overhead |
| at museums. | | | | cranes including bridge cranes, gantry cranes, |
| Scarano was recently awarded $376 thousand in | | | | monorails, jib cranes, and custom-engineered |
| federal stimulus money under the Maritime | | | | systems. With its large, experienced engineering |
| Administration's Small Shipyards Grant Program. As | | | | group, technical sales force and over 40 years of |
| part of the American Recovery and Reinvestment | | | | manufacturing expertise, the Company is |
| Act of 2009 ('ARRA"), the federal government has | | | | well-positioned to handle the needs of a diverse |
| allocated $98 million for the capital improvement of | | | | range of end users. NAI designs, manufactures and |
| small shipyards and for worker training in maritime | | | | installs crane components and crane systems for the |
| industries. | | | | military and municipalities as well as large and small |
| NAI will install a 10 ton, Class D, single-girder overhead | | | | operating businesses on a global basis. The Company |
| bridge crane with a 63 foot span and a fully | | | | is a member of the CMAA (Crane Manufacturers |
| fabricated 140 foot runway system in Scarano's main | | | | Association of America), and its crane systems are |
| construction facility. This crane will have a single | | | | frequently featured in HOIST magazine. |