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Blount Boats Inc

Warren, United States

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What Blount Boats Inc does.

Blount Boats Inc. designs and builds commercial steel and aluminum vessels in its shipyard in Warren, Rhode Island. The company constructs various vessel types, including ferries, wind turbine ship platforms, tugboats, crew boats, ferry boats, coasters, and excursion boats. Blount Boats has built hundreds of vessels that are in service, among which are passenger ferries, fast cargo ships, excursion dinner boats, passenger ships, small cruise ships, fuelers, and coasters. The firm's mission is to design and build reliable commercial service vessels that provide customers with reliable service and lasting value.

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