Bollinger Marine Fabricators, Inc.

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Bollinger Marine Fabricators, Inc. is a subsidiary of Bollinger Shipyards, a renowned entity in the marine industry with a long history of shipbuilding and vessel repair services. Bollinger Shipyards was founded in 1946 and is headquartered in Lockport, Louisiana. It has grown to be one of the largest privately-owned shipbuilding and repair companies in the United States.


Key Aspects of Bollinger Marine Fabricators:



  1. Specialization:
    Bollinger Marine Fabricators focuses on the construction of a variety of marine vessels. This includes both commercial and military applications, covering a range of vessel types such as offshore supply vessels, tugboats, patrol boats, and various types of workboats.



  2. Facilities:
    The company operates state-of-the-art facilities strategically located along the Gulf Coast. This geographic positioning allows them to efficiently serve both domestic and international clients.



  3. Capabilities:
    Bollinger Marine Fabricators has extensive capabilities in marine engineering, design, and hands-on construction. Their services include new construction, conversion, and repair of vessels. The company uses advanced technologies and adheres to stringent industry standards to ensure quality and durability in their projects.



  4. Military Contracts:
    Bollinger has a notable reputation for working with governmental maritime agencies, including contracts with the U.S. Coast Guard and the U.S. Navy. They have been involved in building significant numbers of vessels such as the Sentinel-class Fast Response Cutters for the U.S. Coast Guard.



  5. Innovation and Quality:
    They are known for their emphasis on innovation, quality, and customer satisfaction. This commitment is reflected in their investment in workforce training and cutting-edge technologies.



  6. Commitment to Safety and Environment:
    Bollinger Marine Fabricators adheres to high safety standards and is committed to environmentally responsible practices. They actively pursue measures to minimize their environmental impact throughout their operations.



  7. Workforce:
    The company employs a skilled workforce comprising naval architects, engineers, and experienced shipyard workers. They focus on continuous improvement programs to enhance the skills and efficiency of their employees.




Given the dynamic nature of the shipbuilding and repair industry, Bollinger Marine Fabricators continues to adapt and expand its capabilities to meet the evolving needs of its clients.


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