Bollinger Amelia Repair located at mile marker 88.5 on the Intracoastal Waterway in Amelia, Louisiana, was acquired in September 1998. Bollinger Amelia Repair adds to the Bollinger family, a seasoned group of shipyard professionals from management to production personnel. Liftboat, barge and vessel repair are the specialty at Bollinger Amelia Repair. With 50 acres and 1 mile of waterfront property, Bollinger Amelia Repair offers full service aluminum and steel vessel repair and a wide range of conversion services that can increase the length of a boat or barge, significantly increasing cargo capacity, speed and efficiency. The acres available offers storage area for rigs, risers, suction piles and other industry equipment. The facility houses 30,000 feet of enclosed fabrication facilities with two 10 ton overhead cranes, two warehouses, full sandblasting and painting facilities as well as full service machine shop with shaft straightener, carpentry and electrical shops. Bollinger Amelia Repair has ample wet dock area for vessel and leg repairs and offers docking capacity to repair vessels up to 8100 tons in its largest dry dock, which has a 110-foot clear span between the wing walls. The 2,200 ton dock is well suited for barge repair which has 68-foot clearance between wing walls with a length of 180 feet. A variety of crawler cranes, up to 230 ton single lift capacity, and a wide range of smaller mobile cranes are available for the most demanding lifting requirements. Additional services provided through the network of Bollinger facilities include Propeller and Vibration analysis service for new construction and repair; Engineering and Naval Architects; Logistics Support by CHAND; Machine Shops; Electrical Shop and Services, and Hydraulic Services. The company has established a premier reputation for superior quality and timely services for its customers.more

We are a professionally managed business with adaptable shipyards providing competitive and high-quality design, construction, repair and conversion of marine vessels and structures in a safe, environmentally compliant, and timely manner.more