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| Founded | 1964 |
|---|---|
| Headquarters | Freeland, Washington, United States |
| Products | Passenger Vessels, High Speed Catamarans, Workboats, ATB, Landing Crafts, Research Vessels, Fishing Vessels |
| Services | New Construction, Conversions, Repower, Repairs |
| Website | nicholsboats.com |
Nichols Brothers Boat Builders (NBBB) is located in Freeland, Washington, is a shipyard known for its custom-designed, hand-built vessels. The company builds commercial and specialized vessels, and it has a history of military vessel production. NBBB is also a full-service repair facility. NBBB is a key player in the maritime industry of the Pacific Northwest.
NBBB has 60 years of experience, and our portfolio includes work boats of all types; including tugboats, barges, fireboats, pilot boats, landing crafts, and fishing vessels; as well as passenger vessels including overnight cruise boats, passenger-only ferries, car ferries, sightseeing cruises, SWATH vessels and dinner boats. Our key customers include commercial operators, government agencies, and military.
In 2008, NBBB began a new chapter when it was acquired by Ice Cap Holdings.[1]
Notable Projects
editNBBB has a diverse portfolio of projects, including the construction of the M/V Commander for Kitsap Transit and the M/V Rachael Allen for Foss Maritime. The company also constructed the National Geographic Quest,[2] an overnight cruise boat, and the M/V Enetai[3], a high-speed passenger-only ferry.
Industry Recognition
editThe shipyard has received recognition for its contributions to the maritime industry, including grants that underscore its efficiency and innovation in shipbuilding practices.[4]
References
edit- ^ "WHO WE ARE". Nichols Brothers Boat Builders. February 26, 2024.
- ^ "National Geographic Quest". Expeditions. February 26, 2024.
- ^ "S-201 M/V ENETAI". Nicholsboats. February 26, 2024.
- ^ Brown, Andrea (December 16, 2018). "This small-town shipyard can build and float your big boat". Herald Net.