Mavrik Marine, Inc. secured a significant contract from the Golden Gate Bridge Highway & Transportation District. This agreement positions Mavrik Marine as the builder for high-speed catamaran passenger ferries. These vessels form an integral part of the District’s comprehensive eight-vessel Lima Class Ferry Replacement program.
Contract Award Details
The selection of Mavrik Marine marks a key step in the District’s fleet modernization efforts. The company will construct advanced catamaran vessels specifically designed for passenger transport. This partnership underscores the District’s commitment to updating its vital maritime infrastructure.
Mavrik Marine Inc. secured a contract from the Golden Gate Bridge Highway & Transportation District to build high-speed catamaran passenger ferries. These vessels are part of the District's eight-vessel Lima Class Ferry Replacement program, aimed at modernizing its fleet and enhancing regional transit services across the San Francisco Bay.
High-Speed Catamaran Design
These new ferries will feature a high-speed catamaran design. This configuration offers distinct advantages in stability, fuel efficiency, and passenger comfort, qualities crucial for the demanding routes serviced by the Golden Gate District. The design choice reflects a strategic approach to modernizing public transit capabilities.
The Lima Class Replacement Program
The eight-vessel Lima Class Ferry Replacement program represents a major undertaking for the Golden Gate Bridge Highway & Transportation District. This initiative aims to systematically replace older vessels within the fleet. The program ensures the continuity and reliability of essential commuter services across the San Francisco Bay.
Enhancing Regional Transit Services
Implementing this extensive replacement program directly supports the District’s mission. The District provides efficient and dependable public transportation options. The new fleet will help sustain vital connections for commuters and visitors alike, significantly contributing to the overall infrastructure of regional transit.
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