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Kansas City, United States

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Intercontinental Engineering-Manufacturing Corporation, established 1958 in Kansas City, Missouri, is a company focusing on the design and construction of heavy machinery for the commercial marine, industrial, and defense sectors. The company offers products such as tug-barge couplers and winches, and has served hundreds of customers in three market segments since 1958. Intercon is the company name, standing for a broad range of services, including product distribution, design technology, prototype development, and subcontractor production. The company has certifications and classifications that qualify it in various application areas, and has offices in Kansas City and New Orleans.

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