Bayonne Drydock and Repair has been working on vessels large and small since 1997, and it has a long history of quality on-time, on-budget performance. Its biggest infrastructure asset is...
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Bayonne Dry Dock & Repair Corp. has become the newest participant in Green Marine, the comprehensive voluntary environmental certification program for North America’s maritime industry. Situated just miles from the... -
Rear Admiral Michael Wettlaufer visited the Bayonne Dry-Dock on Friday, October 28, inspecting the USNS Pomeroy. The Pomeroy is part of the U.S. Navy’s Military Sealift Command, which is nearing completion... -
A $25 million mobile boat hauler was christened after a hero NYPD detective, who died due to a 9/11-related illness, at Bayonne Dry Dock yesterday. By John Heinis/Hudson County View Christopher Edward... -
Bayonne Dry Dock and Repair Corporation (BDD) christened the Northeast’s largest mobile boat lift on the New Jersey waterfront on Dec. 9. BDD, founded in 1997 by President Michael Cranston, is... -
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Gone, but certainly not forgotten. On Friday, the Bayonne Drydock and Repair Corporation christened the Northeast’s largest mobile boat hauler in honor of the late-NYPD Detective Christopher... -
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Gone, but certainly not forgotten. On Friday, the Bayonne Drydock and Repair Corporation christened the Northeast’s largest mobile boat hauler in honor of the late-NYPD Detective Christopher... -
On April 21st, 2023, General Jacqueline Van Ovost visited the USNS Watkins, which is currently located at Bayonne Drydock. General Van Ovost is a United States Air Force General who... -
In March 2023, Bayonne Drydock became a certified member of the Green Marine Program. This certification shows our commitment to going above and beyond environmental considerations in the workplace. Our... -
THE COMPLEX CHALLENGE OF LIFTING A NAVY VESSEL RAMP THE SITUATION It’s a great day at work when you get to help your country. Lomma Crane, a New Jersey-based premier provider of cranes,...
