Seaspan ULC

Seaspan ULC is a prominent Canadian maritime company based in British Columbia, with a history dating back to 1925. It was formed through the merger of Island Tug & Barge Limited and Vancouver Tugboat Company in 1970. The company operates in various maritime sectors, including shipbuilding, ship repair, marine transportation, and ferry services. Seaspan ULC runs three shipyards: Vancouver Shipyards, Vancouver Drydock, and Victoria Shipyards. It plays a key role in Canada's National Shipbuilding Strategy, designing and building essential vessels such as Polar Class ships and icebreakers for the Canadian Coast Guard. The company also provides tug and barge services and operates a commercial ferry service to Vancouver Island through Seaspan Ferries Corporation. With a workforce of over 4,700 employees, Seaspan has significantly contributed to the Canadian economy, investing more than $5.7 billion since 2009 and supporting over 11,000 jobs annually through its extensive supply chain. The company is known for its notable infrastructure, including the Big Blue gantry crane, which is vital for constructing large vessels.

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