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HD Hyundai Joins Forces with U.S. Shipbuilder for Vessel Construction
- On June 21, 2025, HD Hyundai and Tampa Ship LLC announced a strategic partnership to build U.S.-built LNG dual-fuel containerships with deliveries targeted for 2028.
- This collaboration follows HD Hyundai’s previous agreements with U.S. defense and maritime firms and aims to support U.S. efforts to revitalize shipbuilding and enhance national security.
- Tampa Ship, a facility under Edison Chouest Offshore based in Tampa, Florida, boasts a rich history in shipbuilding and is equipped to accommodate vessels weighing up to 150,000 DWT and measuring as long as 900 feet.
- HD Hyundai will contribute ship design support, equipment procurement, fabrication of ship blocks, and invest in technical infrastructure to enhance Tampa Ship’s capabilities.
- Both parties intend to expand their cooperation into other vessel classes, heavy industrial port equipment, and possibly icebreakers, aiming to strengthen U.S. shipbuilding competitiveness globally.
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