Pacific Shipyards International Repair & Overhaul
Dry Docking
Two floating dry docks at Pier 24, Honolulu Harbor: Ho’ōla I Nā Moku (7,500 LT) and Kekaulana (2,000 LT), serving Navy, Coast Guard and commercial vessels.
Description
PSI operates two floating dry docks at its seven-acre shipyard at Pier 24 in Honolulu Harbor, serving Navy, Coast Guard and commercial vessels.
Key features
- Ho’ōla I Nā Moku ("Healing the Ships") – PSI’s newest and largest floating drydock, with 7,500 LT of lifting force, built to ABS and NAVSEA standards and capable of servicing the US Navy’s Littoral Combat Ship. It was designed with specialty docking towers to support the Coast Guard’s National Security Cutters.
- Kekaulana – smaller floating drydock measuring 200 ft by 80 ft with 2,000 LT lifting force, substantially renovated in 2011 (tanks, ramp and apron). It commonly services USCG cutters, Navy torpedo retrievers and other commercial and military craft.
Applications
Docking projects have included the USCGC Kimball (WMSL-756), the 285 ft Feadship super-yacht Lonian and the WWII submarine USS Bowfin.
Specifications
| Ho’ōla I Nā Moku lifting force | 7,500 LT |
|---|---|
| Kekaulana dimensions | 200 ft by 80 ft |
| Kekaulana lifting force | 2,000 LT |
| Site | seven acres, Pier 24, Honolulu Harbor |
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