Marine Construction

6/28/2024 After reporting on Bancroft24 and its voyage up to Maine, it felt appropriate to continue the narrative on Bancroft’s Marine Division as things are really starting to take shape at the Marine Yard in South Portland. Multiple upgrades to the buildings and grounds are already underway to make sure this facility is top-notch. The

7/26/2024 Bancroft Contracting’s Marine Division has successfully completed and put the first job in the books! D. Stetson Services approached Bancroft with the need to get this work done quickly, as the bulkhead for Sea Meadow Marine had failed. Knowing the manpower was ready and available, mobilization and procurement happened quickly. Part of the procurement

Teamwork was in action recently as the Marine crew walked the 138 onto “Big Al” for the first time, operated by none other than our fearless leader, Mark Bancroft. The ramps were an in-house design by Garrick Frost and then built in-house by a combination of the Fabrication Shop and Marine crew.  In order to

2/7/2025 Down in South Portland, the management for the Marine Division have been working on stirring up work — BIG work. It’s now come to the point where they can express their excitement and announce Bancroft Marine Services’ involvement in the [long-awaited] $25 million Portland Harbor Dredging Project! Bancroft Marine has partnered with Cashman Dredging

Bancroft Contracting Corporation was selected to be the General Contractor for the rehabilitation of Casco Bay Lines’ Ferry Terminal located on Chebeague Island in the Casco Bay, facilitated by the State of Maine Department of Transportation. This project involved the removal and replacement of key structural support systems for the pier. Several years of use

Bancroft Contracting Corporation was selected to be the General Contractor for the rehabilitation of Casco Bay Lines’ Ferry Terminal located on Chebeague Island in the Casco Bay, facilitated by the State of Maine Department of Transportation. This project involved the removal and replacement of key structural support systems for the pier. Several years of use