Collaboration to Modernize Canada’s Lévis Shipyard

Davie and the Pearlson Group have joined forces to revamp the Davie shipyard in Quebec. This partnership aims to make the facility a top-notch site for Canada's maritime programs. The modernization plan includes new buildings, upgraded equipment, and eco-friendly practices. This collaboration will create jobs and boost the country's maritime industry.
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Davie and the Pearlson Group have announced a partnership to upgrade and modernize the Davie shipyard in Lévis, Quebec. This collaboration is a significant step towards transforming the shipyard into a cutting-edge facility capable of executing Canada’s Icebreaker and hybrid-electric ferry programs. The redevelopment plan includes constructing new buildings, refurbishing existing structures, waterfront upgrades, and installing advanced equipment to enhance efficiency and capacity.

The investment in this modernization project underscores Davie’s commitment to innovation and sustainability, positioning the shipyard as a key player in advancing Canada’s maritime infrastructure. Once completed, the facility will stand as the most advanced shipbuilder in Canada, contributing significantly to North America’s maritime industry. Davie’s President & CEO, James Davies, emphasized the importance of investing in Canada’s future through facility upgrades to deliver on critical national programs and create high-quality jobs.

The partnership with the Pearlson Group reflects a shared vision for excellence in shipyard design and program management. The Pearlson Group, with a proven track record in delivering advanced shipyards, will oversee the detailed design, engineering, and execution of the redevelopment program. The upgrade and modernization project is expected to drive economic growth and sustainability, creating hundreds of jobs during construction and increasing Davie’s operational workforce to over 1,800 direct employees upon completion. Cutting-edge technologies will support environmentally friendly shipbuilding and repair operations.

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