USA: Boksa Marine Celebrates 10th Anniversary in Marine Industry

Boksa Marine Design, a naval architecture and engineering firm based in Tampa, Florida, celebrates 10 years in the marine services industry advancing solutions for owners and builders around the world.

Since 2003, the company has combined its comprehensive design and engineering experience with its extensive operational and maintenance background to provide a range of services generally not found with other design firms. Over the last decade, Boksa Marine Design has developed into a sought-after firm known for providing performance oriented naval architecture and engineering services.

The company’s growth has been based on its diverse range of design services which has allowed Boksa Marine Design to offer custom solutions to a wide array of clients including owners and builders of custom yachts, commercial vessels and production boats as well as government and military clients.

“Our clients look to us for insight and engineering solutions that add value to their vessel. Whether it’s a project for a luxury superyacht or workhorse commercial boat, our clients turn to us for reliable, cost-effective ways to create a positive return on their investment,” says Boksa Marine Design president, Nick Boksa.

“This is a very exciting time for our firm and the industry as a whole,” says Boksa. “With our current team and with the recent addition of another naval architect in early January, we’re committed to providing the same high level of service we’ve become known for with our worldwide clients. We look forward to our second decade in business.”

The company looks forward to continued growth as niche markets within the marine service industry expand. There is increasing demand for design and engineering services for both custom yachts and larger production boats within the traditional American and European markets as well as in the developing markets of China, India and the Middle East. In the commercial marine industry, there is increasing need for offshore supply vessels for gas and oil exploration, compliance with ballast waste water regulations and the ever growing deman for military service vessels around the world.

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Press Release, January 18, 2013