Fincantieri Bay Shipbuilding has broken ground on a new 19,000ft2 machine shop at Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin, US.
Upon its completion, the 300ft-long building will provide shipbuilders with access to two cranes that have capacity to lift 5 tonnes and 30 tonnes, respectively.
The other end of the building will have offices, restrooms, a lunchroom, and a tool room.
The facility will mainly support Bay’s repair business.
Planning for the new building began nine months ago.
ACE Building Services is anticipated to finish construction later next year.
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By GlobalDataFincantieri Bay Shipbuilding vice president and general manager Craig Perciavalle said: “We are modernising our infrastructure and replacing some very old buildings.
“We are fortunate to have a great partner in A.C.E. [Building Services] to help us grow, but also to do so in a way that complements our surrounding community.”
Perciavalle added that this project is the final aspect of the $70m investment since 2020.
Currently, the team at Fincantieri Bay Shipbuilding is constructing two LNG barges, both larger than the recently delivered LNG barge.
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Image: The facility will mainly support Bay’s repair business. Credit: Fincantieri Marine Group.