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American Society of Naval Engineers

Alexandria, Virginia, United StatesUpdated Oct 2004

The American Society of Naval Engineers is the leading professional society for engineers, scientists, and allied professionals who design, build, and test naval vessels and systems.

Bird-Johnson Company

Walpole,, MA, United StatesUpdated Sep 2002

Bird-Johnson Company, part of Rolls-Royce, specializes in the design and manufacture of naval propellers and naval propulsion systems for the US Navy and international navies.

Blount Boats Inc.

Warren, RI, United StatesUpdated Aug 2016

Design, construction and repair of workboats, cruise vessels, dinner boats, etc. to a maximum length of 250 ft.(80 m.)

Carderock Division NSWC

West Bethesda,, MD, United StatesUpdated Dec 2002

Carderock Division NSWC is a U.S. Navy research and development center specializing in naval ship design, testing, and engineering.

Garlock of Canada Ltd.

Halifax, NS, CanadaUpdated Jan 2002
Training

Fairbanks Morse Defense provides advanced engineering, manufacturing, and support solutions for maritime defense and industrial markets, specializing in mission-critical marine and power solutions.

International Mar Consult Inc.

Paitilla,, Panama, Republic Of PanamaUpdated Jul 2005
Training

International Mar Consult Inc. is a Panamanian consulting company specializing in maritime technology solutions, naval engineering, environmental consulting, port and coastal engineering, and maritime safety with over 20 years of international experience.

Life Cycle Engineering Inc.

National City, CA, United StatesUpdated Nov 1998

Life Cycle Engineering provides engineering, technology, and management solutions for the U.S. Navy, including full ships systems life cycle support across research, acquisition, modernization, maintenance, and sustainment phases.

Marine Systems Corporation

Boston, MA, United StatesUpdated May 2026

Marine Systems Corporation (MSCorp) is a privately held small business specializing in marine engineering, design, planning, logistical support, and maintenance programs for U.S. Government and commercial clients with over 45 years of naval and maritime engineering experience.

Naval Sea Systems Command (Navsea)

Washington Naval Yard, D.C., United StatesUpdated Nov 2002

Naval Sea Systems Command (Navsea) is the largest of the U.S. Navy's five systems commands, responsible for engineering, building, buying, and maintaining ships, submarines, and combat systems.

Nord Est Engineering Consortium

Ronchi dei Legionari, GO, ItalyUpdated Jan 2003

Est Engineering is a consortium of specialist companies from different branches of marine and industrial engineering which offers the most comprehensive range of solutions in the field, from basic design to workshop drawings. Experience at the cutting edge with all types of vessel. An outstanding staff of more than 90 qualified engineers and technicians with a habit of excelling itself. A unique ability to meet every design need.

Propulsion Controls Engineering Inc.

Everett, WA, United StatesUpdated Nov 1998

Propulsion Controls Engineering (PCE) specializes in ship repair, conversion, and modernization, primarily serving the United States Navy as a NAVSEA ABR expert. Services include rotating machinery and pump repair, electric motor services, motor rewinding, and generator repairs.

The Brazilian Society of Marine Engineering (SOBENA)

Rio de Janeiro,, BrazilUpdated Jul 2006

The Brazilian Society of Marine Engineering (SOBENA) is a professional organization founded in 1962 that brings together engineers, technicians, and professionals involved in shipbuilding, maritime transportation, offshore logistics, and marine environmental protection in Brazil.

Thomas M. Hopkins Consulting Engineer

McLean, VA, United StatesUpdated Nov 1998

Independent consulting engineering practice founded by retired U.S. Navy Rear Admiral Thomas M. Hopkins, specializing in naval ship and submarine design, construction, and maintenance. The practice ceased operations following Hopkins' death in May 2003.