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- Adelaide Ship Construction International - Located in the Port of Adelaide, specialises in construction, modification, and repair of steel and aluminium vessels up to 1200 tonnes .
www.adelaideship.com.au
- ADI Limited - Naval and commercial ship repair facility at Garden Island in the port of Sydney, 1000 tonne vessel construction and repair facility at Carrington in the port of Newcastle.
www.adi-limited.com
- Austal Ships - Located at Henderson in West Australia, designer and manufacturer of high performance aluminium vessels specialising in fast ferries and luxury yachts.
www.austal.com
- Australian Ship Repairers Group - ASRG represents the interests of the Australian Ship Repair Industry and has links to shipyards and other companies that provide shipyard services.
www.asrg.asn.au
- Australian Shipbuilders Association - The ASA is an association of Australian shipbuilders and industry affiliated members and has links to shipyards and other companies that provide shipyard services.
www.shipbuilders.com.au
- Australian Submarine Corporation - Submarine construction and refit facility in Osborne South Australia.
www.subcorp.com.au
- Birdon Marine - Located at Port Macquarie, NSW. Offers ship repair for vessels up to 1000 tonnes.
www.birdonmarine.com.au
- BSC Marine Group - Located on the Brisbane River, Brisbane. Design and construction of all aluminium vessels and aluminium / FRP composite vessels.
www.bscship.com.au
- Byron Shipyard - Located on the Brisbane River, Brisbane. Construction and repair facility with 300 tonne 45 metre capacity slipway.
www.byronshipyard.com.au
- Commercial Catamarans - Builds longline fishing boats (catamarans) at Lakes Entrance, Victoria.
www.comcat.com.au
- Forgacs Group - Ship repair, shipbuilding, general engineering and site maintenance for the ports of Sydney, Newcastle, Brisbane and Gladstone on the east coast of Australia.
www.forgacs.com.au
- Geraldton Boat Builders - Builders and designers of aluminium vessels located in Geraldton Western Australia.
www.gbb.com.au
- Incat Australia - Builder of high speed catamaran passenger/vehicle ferries at Prince of Wales Bay in Hobart Tasmania.
www.incat.com.au
- Maryborough Slipway - Slipway, hardstand, boatbuilding, engine repairs, sandblasting, spraypainting, mooring pontoon, repairs to your vessel while you visit Maryborough in Queensland.
www.maryslip.com.au
- North West Bay Ships - Designer and builder of aluminium fast ships operating from a shipyard on North West Bay in Southern Tasmania.
www.nwbs.com.au
- NQEA Australia - Shipbuilders for navy craft, hovercraft, catamarans, general barges and RORO vessels located in Cairns, North Queensland.
www.nqea.com.au
- Oceanfast - Designer and builder of luxury yachts located at Henderson in Western Australia.
www.oceanfast.com.au
- Sabre Cat - Builder of catamarans in 16 - 40 metre hull sizes, with speeds up to 35 knots. The vessels are designed for a wide range of uses including commuter ferries, cruiser ferries, workboats, dive vessels and fishing boats. Located in Western Australia.
www.sabrecat.com.au
- Sadgrove's Quay - Yard in Darwin with 70 tonne travelift for hardstanding boats for repair.
www.sadgrovesquay.com.au
- SubSee Australia - Design and construct semi-submersible viewer vessels in Cairns Queensland.
www.subsee.com.au
- Tenix Corporation - Dockyards at Williamstown (Victoria, Australia) and Henderson (Western Australia), and a module construction site at Whangarei, New Zealand.
www.tenix.com
- Tropical Reef Shipyards - Offers ship repairs & refitting for vessels to 3000 tonnes or 95 metres. Located in Cairns North Queensland.
www.tr-shipyard.com.au
- Vikal International - Shipbuilders based in Perth, Western Australia. Specialize in superyachts and custom superyacht tenders.
www.vikal.com.au
- Wavemaster International - Design and construction of high speed aluminium monohulls and catamarans. Repair and refit of existing aluminium ferries.
www.wavemaster.com.au
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