New Jersey (NJ) Ship Building and Repairing Companies
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- Barge Builders and Repairs37
- Combat Vessel Builders and Repairs2
- Commercial Cargo Ship Builders and Repairs1
- Commercial Passenger Ship Builders and Repairs1
- Crew Boat Builders and Repairs1
- Drilling and Production Platforms, Floating (Oil and Gas)37
- Fishing Vessel Builders and Repairs2
- Lighthouse Tender Builders and Repairs1
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- Barge Builders and Repairs37
- Combat Vessel Builders and Repairs2
- Commercial Cargo Ship Builders and Repairs1
- Commercial Passenger Ship Builders and Repairs1
- Crew Boat Builders and Repairs1
- Drilling and Production Platforms, Floating (Oil and Gas)37
- Fishing Vessel Builders and Repairs2
- Lighthouse Tender Builders and Repairs1
- Manned or Unmanned Submersible Marine Robots1
- Marine Lighter Builders and Repairs1
- Marine Rigging38
- Sail Boat Builders and Repairs2
- Submarine Builders and Repairs1
- Tanker Builders and Repairs1
- Tugboat Builders and Repairs2
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