Curtis Bay Land-Based Ship-Handling Facility

The U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) land-based ship handling facility at Curtis Bay Yard in Baltimore, MD is a historic, active facility. Designed to lift vessels out of the water and transport them to onshore workstations for repair, the facility underwent an extensive $22 million development. STV provided the conceptual design for the facility, including topographic surveys, assessments of existing bulkhead and subsurface investigations.

The facility can accommodate vessels up to 378 feet in length. Major components of the upgraded facility include two 334-foot-long piers, a 270-foot-long vessel lift platform, a marginal wharf and onshore paved workstations. Because environmental impact was a concern, STV also developed mitigation strategies to address air and water quality issues, supporting sustainability for the facility’s long-term use.

Equipping our nation's coast guard with vital repair facilities.

Client

U.S. Coast Guard

Location

Baltimore, Maryland

Markets

Federal Programs: Military Training & Industrial Facilities and Infrastructure

Services

Advisory: Environmental Services, Resilience & Sustainability

Planning: Conditions Assessments/Surveys

Design & Engineering: Electrical Engineering, Mechanical/HVAC Engineering, Structural Engineering

Project Status

Complete