Atlantic Marine, Inc.

Atlantic Marine, Inc. is a company that has historically been involved in the shipbuilding and ship repair industry, primarily in the United States. Here are some key points about the company:



  1. Services: Atlantic Marine has offered a range of services including new ship construction, ship conversion, and repair services. They have catered to both commercial and military clients.



  2. Facilities: The company has operated several shipbuilding and repair facilities, historically including locations in Mobile, Alabama, and Jacksonville, Florida. These facilities were equipped with dry docks, cranes, and various other infrastructure necessary for large-scale maritime projects.



  3. Clients: Their client base has included commercial shipping companies, the U.S. Navy, other government entities, and private yacht owners.



  4. History: In the early 2010s, the company was acquired by BAE Systems, a global defense, security, and aerospace company. The acquisition expanded BAE Systems' existing ship repair and modernization operations, integrating Atlantic Marine's facilities and expertise.



  5. Current Status: Since the acquisition, Atlantic Marine's operations have largely been integrated into BAE Systems' maritime division. For up-to-date information, the activities and services previously provided by Atlantic Marine are now under the umbrella of BAE Systems' maritime operations in the U.S.




Please note that specific details might need to be verified with the most recent information available from BAE Systems or any other successive entity if there have been more recent changes.


Products

Shipbuilding, Shiprepair

Mobile USA

PO Box 3202
Mobile AL 36652
USA

Ships

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