Halifax Shipyard is a Canadian shipbuilding company located in Halifax, Nova Scotia. <br /><br />It was founded in 1889 and has a long history of building ships for both commercial and military purposes. <br /><br />The shipyard is currently owned by Irving Shipbuilding Inc., a subsidiary of J.D. Irving Ltd. <br /><br />In recent years, Halifax Shipyard has been awarded several major contracts to build ships for the Canadian Navy, including the Arctic Offshore Patrol Ships and the Canadian Surface Combatant program. <br /><br />The shipyard employs over 2,000 people and is a major contributor to the local economy. <br /><br />Halifax Shipyard has a reputation for producing high-quality ships that are built to last. <br /><br />The shipyard has undergone several modernization projects in recent years to improve its facilities and increase its capacity for shipbuilding. <br /><br />Halifax Shipyard is committed to sustainability and has implemented several initiatives to reduce its environmental impact, including using renewable energy sources and reducing waste. <br /><br />The shipyard is an important part of Canadas maritime industry and plays a key role in supporting the countrys national defense and economic growth. <br /><br />Halifax Shipyard is a proud member of the Irving Group of Companies, which has a long history of success in various industries, including shipbuilding, forestry, and retail.more

Bayonne Dry Dock & Repair Corp. operates a full service ship repair yard located in the Port Jersey area of New York/New Jersey harbor. Conveniently situated just miles from the Verrazano Bridge, the Bayonne facility has no aerial draft restrictions and is ideal for both commercial and government vessels. Our graving dock measures 1092′ x 148′, with a dock floor load capacity of 99,000 tons. Complementing the yard’s full service machine, pipe and valve shops is a professional staff of experienced marine fabrication and repair craftsmen. Available 24-hours a day, Bayonne Dry Dock offers high quality, expert service on any standard or specialized job, particularly in an emergency.more