Atlantic Marine

Atlantic Marine is a term that can refer to different organizations or companies, typically operating within the shipbuilding, ship repair, or maritime services industries. To provide a more specific answer, it would be necessary to have more detailed information or context. However, here are a few interpretations:

Atlantic Marine, LLC: Historically, this was a well-known shipbuilder and repair company based in the United States. It operated shipyards in Mobile, Alabama, and Jacksonville, Florida. The company was known for constructing and repairing a variety of vessels, including commercial, military, and offshore oil rigs. However, it underwent changes and acquisitions over the years. In 2010, BAE Systems acquired Atlantic Marine’s operations and integrated them into their BAE Systems Ship Repair division.
Atlantic Marine Corporation: This term could refer to other maritime companies with similar names, potentially based in other regions or countries. These companies might engage in a range of activities, including but not limited to shipbuilding, maintenance, and repair, marine equipment supply, or maritime logistics and transportation services.
Atlantic Marine Services: This could also refer to companies providing specialized maritime services such as crew management, ship management, offshore support, and other marine-related services. These companies often support the broader maritime and offshore industries, including oil and gas operations.

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904-251-3111
atlanticmarine.com
904-251-1579

Products

Shipreapir, Conversion, Shipbuilding

Jacksonville USA

8500 Heckscher Drive
Jacksonville FL 32226
USA

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