In the heart of Amelia, Morgan City, Louisiana, 19 & 14 acres respectively - two locations situated on the intercostal waterway, lies a beacon of maritime craftsmanship. With >1200 feet of waterfront access, these two esteemed facilities offer a comprehensive range of services tailored to meet the diverse needs of vessel owners and operators.

The shipyard in Amelia stands as a testament to craftsmanship and dedication to quality. Specializing in both aluminum and steel vessel construction, the shipyard offers a wide array of services aimed at ensuring vessels are primed for peak performance. Here, ship building and vessel upgrades/ modifications are more than just a service—it’s a commitment to excellence. From minor vessel conversions to extensive overhauls, the skilled technicians possess the expertise and experience to tackle any challenge with precision and efficiency.

Moreover, our Vessel Reactivation Marine Base in Amelia excels in vessel upgrades, topside repairs, re-powering, and refurbishment, providing clients with tailored solutions to meet their evolving needs before or after vessel dry-docking. Whether adapting vessels for new purposes or enhancing performance capabilities, the team of project management experts is dedicated to delivering results that exceed expectations.

Compliance with regulatory Class/ Flag standards is paramount in the maritime industry, and both the Shipyard & Vessel Reactivation Marine Base take this responsibility solemnly.

From regulatory Class inspections to ship owner or prospective buyer assessments, these two facilities ensure that vessels meet all necessary requirements for safe and efficient marine operations globally.

In addition to its core services, the shipyard offers a range of ancillary services to support its clients’ needs. Dry-docks provide essential infrastructure for new-build projects, vessel conversion, repairs and storage, while dockside repair capabilities enable swift and effective maintenance servicing.

The machine and fabrication shop play a crucial role in operations, facilitating custom solutions and precision engineering. With expertise in naval architecture and AutoCAD design, the shipyard is equipped to handle projects of any scale with confidence and proficiency.

From determining tonnage and stability to providing vessel storage and custodial services, the shipyard is dedicated to delivering excellence in every aspect of its operations. Its strategic location, state-of-the-art facilities, and commitment to customer satisfaction make it a trusted partner for maritime & offshore operators across the region.

In conclusion, both the Shipyard and Vessel Reactivation Marine Base embody a commitment to excellence and quality craftsmanship. With its prime waterfront locations, comprehensive services, and skilled workforce, the facilities continue to set the standard for maritime service excellence in Amelia, Morgan City, Louisiana, and beyond.

AVAILABLE EQUIPMENT ON SITE:

• x1 4400 TLC Dry-dock

• x1 1000 TLC Dry-dock

• x2 300T SWL Sany OEM Cranes

• x1 300T SWL Manitowoc OEM Crane

• x3 150T SWL Sany OEM Cranes

• x2 100T SWL Sany OEM Cranes

• Machine & Fabrication Shop

• x1 125 Ton Track Crane

• x3 55 Ton Rough Terrain Crane

• x4 30 Ton Rough Terrain Crane

• Two 15k Telehandlers with 44’ reach

• x1 Skid Loader

• x9 8 Ton RT Forklifts

• x2 1 Ton Truck w/ 40’ Trailer

• x3 1/2 Ton Truck

• x8 Cherry Pickers 

FACILITIES:   

1.  Docking Capacity
1200 foot waterfront can easily accommodate large vessels for topside repairs, offshore mobilizations/ demobilizations and loading/ discharging of breakbulk & containeraised cargoes. All heavy equipment is available on site including new 300T SWL crane. 24/7 security is provided on site including electronic cameras monitoring the port terminal, as per ISM/ ISPS regulations.

2.  Warehouse Facility
20,000 sq. ft. warehouse with security and sprinkler systems adjacent to rail.

3.  Cargo Storage
Large storage area and marshalling yard for containers, forest products, coated pipe, structural steel, and machinery.

4.  Rail Spur
The BNSF rail spur gives easy access to the U.S. and Union Pacific rail systems.

5.  Highway Access
Immediate access to the future corridor of I-49, presently four-lane Hwy 90. The Port is ideally situated 70 miles south of Baton Rouge, 70 miles east of Lafayette, and 90 miles southwest of New Orleans.

The Port of Morgan City is home to the U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Axe. U.S. Customs & Border Protection, U.S. Coast Guard Aids to Navigation, and U.S. Coast Guard Marine Safety Unit are also housed at the Port's 800 Youngs Road facility.