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Phone: +1 713 8474600 |
Address:
2102 BROADWAY
HOUSTON, TX 77012 |
Company Description
First Wave Marine, Inc. provides shipyard services to the inland marine, offshore petroleum and commercial shipping industries. The company provides repair, conversion, new construction and related environmental services. In the Houston-Galveston area the company operates with six major shipyard facilities. The company provides shipyard services primarily to the tank barge segment. The company earns approximately 77.5% from repair and maintenance services to inland barges, boats, oceans barges, integrated tug-barges, commercial ships, specialty vessels and liftboats. Repair and upgrade services accounted for 72% of 1999 revenues; new construction services, 23% and environmental services, 5%.
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