The Pacific Rim Response Center (PRRC), offering the collaborative services of three long-standing Alaska
 businesses, is based in Kodiak to provide maritime resources and spill response to the underserved region of Western Alaska.
 
Kodiak, AK; April 21, 2021 -
Kodiak is now home to the Pacific Rim Response Center
 (PRRC), a facility that serves as a hub for a comprehensive suite of 
maritime resources providing vessel support, marine
 casualty response, and oil and hazardous spill response. The PRRC was 
established as a collaboration between Paradigm Marine and strategic 
partners Alaska Chadux̂ Network (Chadux̂) and Global Diving & 
Salvage (Global), providing one consolidated location for
 a range of resources to serve the Western Alaska maritime industry.
 
With personnel and assets staged in Kodiak, the region is better served 
with Paradigm’s expansive marine construction and vessel fleet along 
with Chadux̂’s vast inventory of oil spill response resources, and 
Global’s extensive commercial diving, marine casualty
 response and construction capabilities. Located near the only 
year-round all-weather airport in the Gulf of Alaska that can handle 
both commercial and cargo aircraft, the PRRC features 600’ of deep-water
 dock space, office facilities and a large, secure equipment
 staging and storage yard.
 
“Kodiak has always been a critical hub to access the Gulf of Alaska, 
Alaska Peninsula and Aleutian Islands” said Sully Sutherlin, President 
of Paradigm Marine. “The Pacific Rim Response Center underscores this 
and will help empower the support resources in
 that region. Our facility is not only in an important strategic 
location; it now includes three critical service providers with 
extensive Alaskan experience.”
 
Buddy Custard, Alaska Chadux̂ Network President / CEO, added, “We have 
had a response hub in Kodiak for over 10 years. Establishing the PRRC is
 a key part of our strategic buildout for our clients throughout Western
 Alaska, allowing us to collocate additional
 oil spill response resources.”
 
Furthering the capabilities of the team, Global will stage marine 
casualty response and commercial diving equipment at the PRRC, allowing 
diving and salvage teams to provide support on short notice. “We have 
always looked for the right time to establish a footprint
 in Kodiak,” said Deidre Coots, Global’s Alaska Manager. “We are excited
 to be part of this experienced team that serves both the planned and 
unplanned needs of the maritime community throughout Western Alaska.”
 
“All three of our companies provide valuable maritime services and 
response capabilities throughout Alaska, 24/7/365. By aligning our 
resources through the new Pacific Rim Response Center, we will serve 
Western Alaska better and faster than ever before,” added
 Sutherlin.   
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Paradigm Marine owns and operates several Oil Spill Response Vessels and a lightering barge under charter to Chadux̂. In addition, Paradigm owns and operates ice class ocean-going emergency response tugs, marine construction equipment and cranes, as well as cargo and pile barges. They offer a full suite of support for marine salvage and construction throughout Western Alaska. www.paradigmmarine.com
Alaska Chadux̂ Network has provided state and federal oil spill compliance and response services throughout Western Alaska for over 28 years. Their clients’ vessels and facilities have access to, by far, the largest inventory of in-region response resources in Western Alaska. www.alaskaosro.org
Global Diving & Salvage, Inc. has provided marine casualty response, salvage, commercial diving, marine construction and marine technology services throughout Alaska for over 20 years. www.gdiving.com

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