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Bay Ship & Yacht Repair & Overhaul

Drydocking and haul-out

Floating dry docks and a Syncrolift® for haul-out of vessels up to 390 feet and 6,300 tons, with a 105,000 square foot dry berth work zone.

Description

Bay Ship & Yacht's dockmen are overseen by experienced heavy ship lift operators, and the yard can haul vessels up to 6,300 tons, 390 feet in length and 76 feet in width. With two floating dry docks, a Syncrolift and 1,000 feet of rails, the yard offers substantial dry-berthing capacity.

Key features

  • HMB-1: 6,300-ton floating dry dock, described as the only covered dry dock on the West Coast, with overhead cranes and full utility service
  • Dry Dock 1: 2,800-ton concrete floating dock with retractable sideblocks and a traveling crane, for vessels up to 390 feet
  • Syncrolift®: 1,200-ton lift with movable cradles on rail tracks, rolling vessels onto 1,000 feet of track and a 105,000 square foot contained dry berth work zone
  • Each berth has 110-volt and 480-volt power, cooling tower, fire mains, gray and black water connections and dry compressed air
  • 1,700 feet of dockside berthage in Alameda plus 1,860 feet at Pier 1, Treasure Island

Specifications

Max haul-out6,300 tons, 390 ft length, 76 ft width
HMB-16,300-ton covered floating dry dock
Dry Dock 12,800-ton concrete floating dry dock
Syncrolift1,200 ton, 1,000 ft of track
Dry berth work zone105,000 sq ft
Dockside berthage1,700 ft (Alameda) + 1,860 ft (Pier 1, Treasure Island)

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