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Sydney Ship Repair & Engineering

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What Sydney Ship Repair & Engineering does.

Sydney Ship Repair & Engineering is a company with a location on Goat Island in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. The firm offers the largest certified lock-up facility in the state of New South Wales. They service ships of all sizes and types, including sailboats, luxury motor yachts, commercial vessels, and more. SSRE is capable of catering to various ship types from repairs to extensive modifications. The company emphasizes their commitment to providing friendly customer service at competitive prices while maintaining high quality and expertise. SSRE is ready to work additional hours to meet their customers' delivery schedules.

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