COLONNA`S SHIPYARD, INC.

Colonna's Shipyard, Inc. is a privately-owned shipyard located in Norfolk, Virginia. Established in 1875, it is one of the oldest family-owned, full-service shipyards in the United States. The company specializes in ship repair, overhaul, and conversion services for a wide range of vessels, including military, commercial, and private ships.


Key Services and Facilities:



  1. Ship Repair and Maintenance:



    • Mechanical repairs

    • Structural repairs

    • Electrical repairs

    • Hull repairs



  2. Dry Docking:



    • Several dry docks of various sizes to accommodate different types of vessels.

    • Floating docks



  3. Fabrication Services:



    • Metal fabrication

    • Pipe fabrication

    • Custom machining



  4. Conversion and Overhaul:



    • Vessel reconfiguration

    • Upgrades to meet new regulations or customer specifications



  5. Special Projects:



    • Specialized vessel projects

    • Refits and retrofits




Facilities:



  • Equipped with modern facilities that include extensive waterfront, dry docks, cranes, and specialized equipment.

  • Provides both in-yard and off-site services.


Workforce:



  • Experienced workforce with skilled labor in various trades like welding, metalworking, electrical work, and more.


Certifications and Standards:



  • Compliance with regulatory standards such as ABS (American Bureau of Shipping), USCG (United States Coast Guard), and other international standards.


Industry Reputation:



  • Known for reliability, quality of work, and a strong commitment to meeting customer schedules and requirements.


Customer Base:



  • Serves a diverse range of customers including the U.S. Navy, commercial shipping operators, and private yacht owners.


Given its longstanding history and comprehensive set of services, Colonna's Shipyard, Inc. is considered a significant player in the maritime industry, particularly along the U.S. East Coast.


Norfolk USA

400 East Indian River Road
Norfolk VA 23523
USA

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