Shipfitting & Structural Metalwork

Ship Repair‍ ‍• Modernization • New Construction

—Hampton Roads, VA

SBA-Certified SDVOSB | SAM.gov Active | UEI FYA2T8NM3AD1 | CAGE 19C78

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Built for Production.

Founded by tradesmen with decades of shipbuilding experience, Krios was built to execute defined structural work packages on-site for prime contractors.

View of an aircraft carrier under construction or maintenance with cranes and workers on deck. 
Photo: U.S. Navy

Core Capabilities

Shipfitting & Structural Metalwork

  • Structural renewals, repairs, inserts, and modifications

  • Side shell plating, decks, bulkheads, frames, stiffeners, girders, and other structural members

  • Fabrication and installation of structural assemblies, foundations, and supports

  • Access cuts and closures

  • Doors, hatches, ladders, railings, and structural outfitting

Welding

  • Structural welding of carbon steel, stainless steel, and aluminum

  • Pipe welding for ship repair, modernization, and new construction

  • Welding performed to customer-approved procedures and acceptance criteria

  • NAVSEA- and AWS-qualified welding personnel available to meet applicable project

    requirements

Personnel bring decades of experience supporting structural work on a range of U.S. Navy vessels at shipyards and waterfront facilities across the country.

Hull & Program Familiarity

Company leadership stays directly involved from estimating and planning through completion, providing direct field leadership for assigned structural work.

Mobile crews are available for structural work at shipyards and waterfront facilities throughout Norfolk, Portsmouth, Newport News, and the surrounding areas.

Hampton Roads–based

Flexible field deployment

Available for compressed schedules, including back-shift and weekend work.

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