Austal Starts Construction On Final Assembly Facility

Mobile-based Austal USA has begun construction on the company’s newest final assembly facility south of its current waterfront facility. Its design includes a new assembly building, waterfront improvements and a new shiplift system. The construction continues the expansion Austal began in March 2021 with the groundbreaking of its steel panel line. It will provide a new assembly bay, which will enable the erection of large steel modules for U.S. Navy and Coast Guard ships, including the Offshore Patrol Cutter and TAGOS-25 programs. The shiplift is to provide a safe and reliable system to launch ships as they are completed in the assembly buildings and enable bringing ships back on the landside facility for repair and maintenance. The new assembly building will occupy 4.5 acres and will be approximately 400 ft long by 480 ft wide, providing more than 192,000 ft2 of new covered manufacturing space. The project is scheduled to be complete and fully operational by summer 2026.

Read More

SPANISH FORT SURVEY OPEN FOR PARK MASTER PLAN

Spanish Fort Survey Open For Park Master Plan

MOBILE CHAMBER MUSIC SOCIETY OFFERS FREE STUDENT ADMISSION

Mobile Chamber Music Society Offers Free Student Admission

ECOTECH RANKED ON INC. 5000 LIST FOR THIRD YEAR IN A ROW

EcoTech Ranked On Inc. 5000 List For Third Year In A Row

Bayou La Batre Declares Fishing Industry Disaster

Funds Confirmed For Bayou La Batre Wastewater Treatment Plant

FAIRHOPE’S WORKING WATERFRONT GETS UNDERWAY

Fairhope’s Working Waterfront Gets Underway

SSAB ANNOUNCES $12-MILLION UPGRADE

SSAB Announces $12-Million Upgrade

USA NAMES JAMES DEAN OF COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

USA Names James Dean Of College Of Engineering

GULF COAST PADDLE & RACKET BATTLE COMING IN NOVEMBER

Gulf Coast Paddle & Racket Battle Coming In November

AUSTAL BEGINS WORK ON OPC FOR USCG

Austal Begins Work On OPC For USCG

Subscribe to our weekly newsletter

Sign up here for free to get Bay Business News email newsletter every Friday.

By subscribing, you agree to our User Agreement and Privacy Policy & Cookie Statement.

Something went wrong. Please check your entries and try again.

Subscribe to our weekly newsletter

Sign up here for free to get Bay Business News email newsletter every Friday.

Please enter a valid email address.
Something went wrong. Please check your entries and try again.