Operating signal within 12 months from two or more independent sources.
What they make
Ship Building and Repairing336611Bayonne Dry Dock & Repair repairs: are a full-service ship repair yard operating in New York and New Jersey. They provide repair and maintenance for vessels, utilizing a travel lift, graving dock, and wetberth with over 1600 feet of pierde-iser space. Services include concrete renewal, fabrication and installation of crane components, and ultra-high pressure blasting and painting of hulls and decks; they equipment are operators.
SUMMARIZED FROM THE COMPANY’S OWN WEBSITE
Where it is
Location not verified — this address could not be matched to Census TIGER, so the facility is not placed on the map.
Other plants nearby
No other listed facility within 40 km shares this one’s four-digit industry code, or this record has no coordinates to measure from.
Also at this address
No other federal record shares this street address.
WHERE THIS RECORD COMES FROM — 3 FEDERAL SOURCES, 7 FIELDS
Every fact on this page traces to a public federal filing. The table below names which register holds this facility, whether that register proves the plant operates or only that it exists, and when each of them last saw it.
EPA cross-references this facility in OSHA-OIS.
| Source | Evidence | First seen | Last seen |
|---|---|---|---|
| COMPANY SITE | OPERATING | JUL 2026 | AUG 2026 |
| SAM GOV | OPERATING | SEP 2025 | AUG 2026 |
| EPA FRS | EXISTENCE | SEP 2018 | SEP 2018 |
FIELD BY FIELD — WHICH SOURCE SUPPLIED WHAT
| FIELD | SOURCE | SIGNAL |
|---|---|---|
| ADDRESS LINE1 | EPA FRS | JUL 2026 |
| ADDRESS LINE1 | SAM GOV | AUG 2026 |
| CAGE CODE | SAM GOV | AUG 2026 |
| CITY | EPA FRS | JUL 2026 |
| CITY | SAM GOV | AUG 2026 |
| NAME | EPA FRS | JUL 2026 |
| NAME | SAM GOV | AUG 2026 |
| REGISTRATION EXPIRATION | SAM GOV | AUG 2026 |
| STATE | EPA FRS | JUL 2026 |
| STATE | SAM GOV | AUG 2026 |
| WEBSITE | SAM GOV | AUG 2026 |
Status is computed from independent sources; nothing here is self-reported unless marked Claimed.


