Americraft Marine Group

Americraft Marine Group subsidiary, St Johns Shipbuilding, announced an agreement with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) to construct two (2) 140' x 32' x 7' Stop Log Barges. This pivotal contract represents St. Johns Ship Building’s first new construction project for the U.S. Government, marking an exciting new chapter in the shipyard’s history and reinforcing its role as a trusted partner in building essential marine assets. #maritime #shipyard #barge #shipbuilding #usace

Americraft Marine Group subsidiary, St. John’s Ship Building, announced the delivery of the Atlantic Resolute, the first of two Jones Act-compliant Chartwell Ambitious-Class Crew Transfer Vessels (CTV) ordered by Atlantic Wind Transfers. This achievement marks the third CTV delivered by St. Johns Ship Building within six months. Click the link to read more! #offshorewind #shipbuilding #crewtransfervessel #maritime #ctv #renewableenergy

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Americraft Marine Group subsidiary, St. John’s Ship Building, continues commitment to offshore wind with third CTV delivery. Click the link to read more! #offshorewind #shipbuilding #crewtransfervessel #maritime #ctv #renewableenergy

Just wrapping up an extensive drydock period for the tug Fred Adams. Big thanks to The Vane Brothers Company for trusting us with your project. We can’t wait to see this tug back in top form, working hard in Northeast Florida. #tugboat #martime #shipyard #workboat #marinerepair #drydock

Americraft Marine Appoints Peter Fetten as Chairman Owner of St. Johns Ship Building appoints industry veteran to key role as part of strategy to meet significant need for Jones-Act vessels. New York, NY — April 8th, 2024 — Americraft Marine, one of the maritime subsidiaries of Libra Group that owns and operates a Jones Act ship building facility in Palatka, Florida, has announced the appointment of Peter Fetten as Chairman of Americraft. A seasoned leader with four decades in the marine engineering and shipbuilding sectors, Fetten will help shape the strategic direction of Americraft Marine as it works to advance U.S. shipbuilding and the demand for Jones Act vessels. Americraft Marine owns and operates St. Johns Ship Building, a Palatka, Florida-based Jones Act shipyard with a focus on new construction and repair of a wide variety of steel and aluminum vessels, including ferries, tugs, deck and tank barges, landing crafts, and general cargo vessels. Significantly, it is also one of the few U.S. shipyards that builds vessels, such as the crew transfer vessels (CTVs), that support and service offshore wind farms. Click the link to read more!