ender Shipbuilding & Repair Co., Inc. has been a leading ship repair facility on the central Gulf of Mexico for more than 80 years, Now, we're even better! Along our 7,000 feet of deep water frontage, we've built new yards and wet docks, improved our equipment, and expanded our dry dock’s lifting capacities to raise more than 24,000 tons. Our Panamax dry dock and an around-the-clock workforce put muscle behind our promise of fast, reliable ship repair. One of the most advanced computer software systems in the industry keeps planning and repair processes streamlined and economical. Modern project management techniques bring Bender quality to every repair job and quickly returns your ship to sea with minimal downtime. Now, more than ever, Bender is your best choice for ship repair on the Gulf of Mexico!
Bender also builds all types of vessels, crabbers, offshore and platform supply vessels, anchor handling tug supply, push boats, shrimp boats, factory trawlers, riverboats, passenger vessels, tuna seiners, drilling rigs, barges and tug boats with more than 800 Bender-built ships currently operating worldwide, the list goes on and on. From the smallest tug to the largest trawler, our vessels share one very important advantage: a company-wide commitment to quality. Bender is known throughout the world for solidly built vessels, delivered on time and at a competitive price.
Bender's tradition goes back to 1919, and our cutting edge shipbuilding is leading the way for U.S. shipyards in the 21st century. Our facilities for modular construction make Bender a leader in the conversion of vessels to new uses.
Mobile, Alabama USA
Founded in 1702, Mobile has a rich maritime heritage. When the French colonized the Gulf Coast, they established the city of Mobile at the point where the Mobile River flows into the bay. This natural harbor has prospered through three centuries as both a river and a deep-water port.
Today, Mobile is the outlet for the Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway, which connects the city with the nation's major river systems and inland ports.
Contruxi Navis Contruxi Mundus – He who Builds Ships Builds Worlds