Subcontractor for shipbuilding and industrial construction

A Reliable Partner in Shipbuilding and Industrial Subcontracting in Lithuania

Located in Klaipėda, Lithuania’s main port on the Baltic Sea, this shipbuilding subcontractor offers comprehensive technical solutions for the manufacturing, assembly, and installation of complex maritime structures.

Founded in 2024, the company is rapidly establishing itself as a growing player in both the Lithuanian and European shipbuilding industries, with a team of over 30 skilled professionals, including welders, assemblers, pipefitters, and prefabrication specialists.

Technical Expertise for International Shipyards

Thanks to its expanding know-how and rigorous approach, this Lithuanian subcontractor delivers demanding technical services in full compliance with European quality and safety standards. Its teams are ready to operate on international shipyard projects, providing:

Naval and industrial welding
Assembly of hulls and metal structures
Prefabrication of modules and blocks
Installation of technical subassemblies
Maintenance and repair work in shipyards

A Strategic Location in the Heart of the Baltic

Based in Klaipėda, the company benefits from a strategic geographic position, offering fast and efficient access to markets in Western Europe, Northern Europe, and Scandinavia. This location ensures optimized logistics, reduced delivery times, and a high level of responsiveness for all types of industrial and maritime projects.

Key Advantages of This Shipbuilding Subcontractor:

✅ Recognized technical expertise in the maritime sector
✅ Qualified professionals available for European operations
✅ Strict compliance with quality and safety standards
✅ Flexibility and responsiveness on international job sites
✅ Strategic port location in Klaipėda

This subcontractor represents a reliable and strategic solution for your shipbuilding outsourcing needs across Europe. Ideal for manufacturers and contractors seeking a competent, responsive, and standards-compliant partner in the maritime sector.

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