Woodrow Engineering Company

Bay Engineering, formerly known as R.A. Stearn, is a full-service naval architecture, marine engineering and design firm. Bay has designed a wide variety of vessels, including articulated tug and barge, auto and passenger ferries, buoy tenders, container and casino vessels, deck barges, dredges, ice breakers, passenger excursion vessels and school ships. The firm has also designed self-unloading cement carriers, self-unloading dry bulk carriers, split hull dump vessels and tank vessels. It offers an array of products and services to the maritime community, such as transportation analysis, feasibility studies, concept, preliminary, detail and mechanical design, contract plans and specifications and construction supervision and cost estimation. Additionally, Bay offers shipyard bid and proposal support, conversion and repowering design, marine litigation support, owner plan approvals and NC part programming and nesting. Bay Engineering is headquartered in Sturgeon Bay, Wis.

Rice Engineering is a multidiscipline structural engineering firm based in Luxemburg, Wisconsin, providing exceptional engineering and drafting services since 1994. Specializing in small to large-scale construction projects, their experts offer strategic design work for a wide range of architectural elements. Trusted for their timely and accurate work, Rice Engineering holds professional registrations in various locations, including the United States, Canada, Mexico, and more. Committed to excellent customer service, they aim to create a smooth and pleasant experience for every client by ensuring that all requests and specifications are met with precision and care.Generated from the website

Founded in 1930, Luedtke Engineering is a family-owned company that offers a range of dredging and dock building solutions. The company also provides towing, hydrographic surveying, and pier and breakwater construction services. It specializes in salvage and diving solutions. Luedtke Engineering s projects include Manitowoc, Conneaut and Carp Lake Barrier in the Great Lakes region in Michigan.