Boatbuilders make news when they mark production milestones, roll out fresh lines of boats and relocate to new facilities. And boatbuilding isn't limited to companies. Enterprising Individuals sometimes build a boat for themselves.
The glass house is a superyacht reality. Demand has skyrocketed for more glass on smaller boats.
The association’s Certified Marine Service Manager course will be held in conjunction with Keefe Kaplan Maritime.
The IYRS’ School of Technology & Trades in Newport, R.I., will host a free career day on March 24 in Newport, R.I.
Frank Sisneroz was honored as the recipient of the 2017 Designer Series Scholarship at a reception at the International Yacht Restoration School on Nov. 1.
Although pontoon boats continue to lead marine industry sales, their aluminum-clad, outboard-powered siblings designed primarily for fishing also have made steady annual gains for the past five years.
Parks Manufacturing Inc., builder of Blue Wave Boats and Silver Wave Pontoons, has partnered with Horizon Holdings LLC.
Nuvolari-Lenard was contracted to do the exterior and interior design on Project Redwood, a 456-foot superyacht that is being built at the Lurssen yard in Bremen, Germany.
Delivery of the new model is expected in the first half of 2018.
Padebco Full Service Boatyard & Custom Boat Builder said it is the 60th Maine business to be recognized by OSHA.
Construction of the first Wally 145 began in May at the Persico Marine shipyard in Massa Carrara, Italy.
Statistical Surveys and Independent Boat Builders Inc. renewed a multiyear contract.
The solar electric 16-person catamaran — built in New Zealand — will be launched in Auckland.
President Donald Trump is expected to expand apprenticeship programs as a focal point of his labor policy.
Michael Schmidt Yachtbau said it finished work on a new tempering oven/paint hall at its yard in Greifswald, Germany.
As 40- and 50-foot models proliferate, HydraSports Custom raises the bar with plans for a 65 next year
In a three-car backyard garage in 1954 Detroit, retired bus and streetcar driver William Parks, his 18-year-old son and his wife decided to start a business that made and sold boat covers.
ABBRA will hold its annual symposium Jan. 25 at the Fort Lauderdale Convention Center.
New England Boatworks said it added Philip Shaffer as a project manager.
The firm remains privately held and terms of the deal were not disclosed.
Exhibit booth space in the expo hall is available for the SNAME Maritime Convention 2016.
Paul Mann Custom Boats said it was named worldwide winner in the cabinetry category in the Veneer Tech Craftsman’s Challenge.
MagicEzy, of Australia, appointed Haimes Coleman to represent the company’s range of fiberglass repair products throughout the southern United States.