Gulf Copper and Davie Defense will advance major U.S. shipbuilding programs, including the U.S. Coast Guard’s Arctic Security Cutter program, and invest in modernizing and expanding Texas facilities in Galveston and Port Arthur.
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Welcome Bill Rebarick as President, U.S. Operations at Davie Defense. Bill brings more than 25 years of experience across U.S. shipbuilding, defense and complex industri…
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Gulf Copper
- Industry
- Shipbuilding
- Location
- Port Arthur, US
- Company size
- 201–500 employees
About Gulf Copper
Gulf Copper, a Davie Defense subsidiary, has been a leader in ship repair, fabrication, and marine services for more than 75 years, with facilities in Galveston and Port Arthur, Texas. Today, the company is building the U.S. Coast Guard’s Arctic Security Cutters in Texas.
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