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2. Tampa Shipbuilding Company - Wikipedia

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   Originally Tampa Shipbuilding & Engineering Company, founded in 1917, the yard built ships under the United States Maritime Commission's pre-war long-range shipbuilding program. It was also called the Tampa Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Company. It would use the facilities of the Tampa Foundry & Machine Co. Tampa Foundry that ceased to exist in 1916.

3. Maritime Work: Four Shipyard Jobs That Will Have You on the ...

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4. McCloskey & Company Shipyard - Wikipedia

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   In 1972 the yard was sold to American Ship Building Company as Tampa Shipyards. American Ship Building Company built two large drydocks at the site, but went bankrupt in 1995. For two years the site was owned and run by Tampa Shipbuilding Company. In 1997 the site was sold and became the Tampa Bay Shipbuilding & Repair Company. In 2008 the site ...

5. Edison Chouest Offshore - Wikipedia

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   North American Shipbuilding (NAS) in Larose, Louisiana was founded in 1974 on the Dixie Delta Canal running to Lake Salvador 29°35′06″N 90°22′30″W  /  29.585°N 90.375°W  / 29.585; -90.375

6. Category : Defunct shipbuilding companies of the United States

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   Pages in category "Defunct shipbuilding companies of the United States" The following 158 pages are in this category, out of 158 total. ... Tampa Shipbuilding Company;

7. Henry J. Kaiser–class replenishment oiler - Wikipedia

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   This company should not be confused with Tampa Shipbuilding Company, (TASCO), which was a totally different entity, at a different location, long gone by 1989. Disputes over corrective construction and materials costs between the U.S. Navy and Tampa Shipyards resulted in termination of this contract in 1993, when T-AO 191 was said to be 95% ...