Bristol Harbor Group, Inc.

06/18/2026

Our newest UofM summer intern, Caroline Beachler, recently visited BATTERY STEELE to see the vessel's progress firsthand. It's always exciting to get out to the shipyard and experience a project up close.

04/29/2026

BHGI is proud to support this milestone for NASA's Artemis III mission, as the SLS core stage arrived aboard the PEGASUS barge at Kennedy Space Center for final assembly.

The largest rocket section for NASA’s Artemis III mission arrived at the agency’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida on April 27.

04/09/2026

BHGI is proud to have provided construction oversight for the Battery Steele, a new ferry for Casco Bay Lines operating out of Portland, Maine to service Peaks Island. The newest hybrid vessel built in New England. Great work by the entire team!

03/02/2026

We're excited to share that Vice President, Cory Wood (third row), will be participating in a panel at the Marine Log Tugs, Towboats, & Barges Conference.

🗓 March 10 | 4:20 PM
The Economics of Vessel Design: Tradeoffs Owners Can’t Ignore

If you’re attending Marine Log TTB, we hope you’ll join the session!

02/13/2026

We brought our intern Ethan to the yard to see Senesco’s progress on the Casco Bay Lines ferry. A great opportunity to see the work firsthand!

01/23/2026

BHGI would like to introduce its new wintern intern, Ethan DesJardins, a senior at Webb Institute pursuing his Bachelor of Science in Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering. Welcome Ethan!

01/06/2026

Proud of our team’s role in the design and construction oversight of ATLAS. Seeing it arrive at Electric Boat’s Groton shipyard is a major milestone and something we’re truly proud to be part of!

Electric Boat’s Columbia-class submarines will roll out and launch from our South Yard Assembly Building (SYAB) using a new floating dry dock called Atlas. Built by Bollinger Shipyards in Louisiana, Atlas arrived at General Dynamics Electric Boat’s Groton shipyard on January 3, 2026, and is 618 feet long by 90 feet high by 140 feet wide. This height is the total height of the dry dock. Typically, Atlas will stand 60’ above the adjacent deck, which is about 40% of the height of the SYAB. When in operation, the dry dock will travel along the south face of the SYAB and align to either of the assembly bays. When not in operation, Atlas will be moored closer to the shoreline.

12/04/2025

Visit BHGI and TSGI at the WorkBoat Show at booth 2651 today and tomorrow to learn more about our services and ongoing projects! 🚢

12/02/2025

We're excited to share that President Gregory Beers will be a panelist at the American Maritime Dominance: Cutting Federal Red Tape Round Table on December 4th at 2:30 PM CST. If you'll be at the WorkBoat Show, we'd love to see you there! Details are linked below!

American Maritime Dominance: Cutting Federal Red Tape explores how regulatory barriers restrict growth and innovation across the U.S. maritime sector. Industry leaders and government officials will discuss proven strategies for...