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Atlantic Dry Dock

Atlantic Dry Dock

Located on 81 acres at the intersection of the St. Johns River and Intracoastal Waterway, only two miles (3km) from the Atlantic Ocean, the Atlantic Dry Dock was established in 1966. It emerged as part of Atlantic Marine, Inc., which was established in 1964 by George W. Gibbs III. The 650-acre site sits alongside a 42-ft deep channel. The dry dock facility was designed to complement Atlantic Marine, Inc.'s shipbuilding activities with new ship repair capabilities.

Throughout the next few decades, the company grew significantly and expanded on its original facilities. The company installed a new 4,000-ton marine railway; new launchways, new repair piers, and increased water depth. Atlantic Dry Dock opened two more shipyards when it acquired the former ADDSCO Industries in Mobile, Alabama, in 1989. This merger allowed Atlantic to increase their capabilities to build and repair larger vessels.

If you were exposed to asbestos at Atlantic Dry Dock, please contact us.