BNET Industries

Bath Iron Works Corp.

is in the Business Services Industry

Last Fiscal Year Sales:$800.0M

Private
US

Dow Jones Description

Ship Building & Repairs

President

John F. Shipway

Number of Employees 11,500

Contact Information

700 Washington St

Bath, Maine 04530-2574

www.gdbiw.com

(207) 442-3311

Peer Companies

NAICS Code Engineering Services: 541330

Recent Events

Nearly $20m contract awarded for Portsmouth Naval Shipyard dry dock

10/23/09 - Joint Venture / Alliance - View Story
BIW eyes wind work

9/28/09 - Mgmt. Change Entering - Other - View Story

News & Analysis

bath iron works corp. and u.s. department of defense - All News and Analysis

Pentagon Seeks Info On Navy Destroyer Shift, Senators Suggest Holding Funds

- 2008-07-28

By Emelie Rutherford A defense official said late last week the Pentagon is not sold on the Navy's attempt to stop buying DDG-1000 destroyers and build eight more DDG-51s, just as General Dynamics [GD] Bath Iron Works BIW and Raytheon [RTN] supporters on Capitol Hill attacked...

Tags: Bath Iron Works Corp., Navy, Pentagon, Raytheon Co., U.S. Congress, U.S. Department of Defense
INDUSTRY AWAITS DoD VERDICT ON GD-NEWPORT NEWS DEAL

- 1999-02-22

Executives throughout the defense industry, as well as Wall Street, are impatiently awaiting the Pentagon's verdict on General Dynamics' [GD] proposed $1.4 billion acquisition of Newport News Shipbuilding [NNS] which would have major repercussions for the U.S. shipbuilding industry. "It's all in DoD's hands," one Wall Street source told...

Tags: Bath Iron Works Corp., Lockheed Martin Corp., Navy, Pentagon, U.S. Department of Defense
Pentagon Working On Addition Of Money For Lpd-17 Program

- 1998-12-17

By Frank Wolfe The Navy has identified a series of "offsets" to shift about $240 million more into the LPD-17 amphibious ship program for FY '00 through FY '05, according to Pentagon sources. The additional money will come from a variety of Navy accounts, including operations and maintenance, a DoD...

Tags: Bath Iron Works Corp., Navy, Pentagon, Raytheon Co., U.S. Department of Defense
DoD signals Ingalls would get additional destroyer work

- 1997-06-06

The Pentagon yesterday signaled that Ingalls Shipbuilding [LIT] could be the shipyard of choice to build an additional two DDG-51 Burke-class destroyers being considered for purchase in the service's Future Years Defense Plan FYDP."There would be an option for Ingalls to build them," Pentagon spokesman Ken Bacon told reporters yesterday....

Tags: Bath Iron Works Corp., Pentagon, U.S. Department of Defense
DoD rejected GAO call to slow DDG-51

- 1990-01-18

DOD REJECTED GAO CALL TO SLOW DDG-51 The Defense Department rejected the recommendation in an October 17 draft report from the General Accounting Office to hold up contracts for DDG-51 class Aegis destroyers beyond the seven under contract in order to review and understand the problems encountered by Bath...

Tags: Bath Iron Works Corp., General Accounting Office, U.S. Department of Defense

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Decision Makers

Name (plus bio)	Position
John F. Shipway	President
Jeffrey S. Geiger	Senior Vice President, Operations & Engineering
David H. Clark	Vice President, Operations
Dirk Lesko	Vice President, DDG 1000
James E. Baskerville	Vice President, Littoral Combat Ship
Jon A. Fitzgerald	General Counsel & Vice President
Kevin P. Gildart	Vice President, HR
Patrick S. Thomas	Vice President, Matls & Quality
R. T.E. Bowler	Vice President, Programs
Thomas A. Brown	Vice President, Finance & Admin
Thomas F. Brown	Vice President, Finance & Admin
Dan Nadeau	Director, Environ, Health & Safety
Gerald Stergio	Director, Labor Relations
Brian Wilson	Materials Project Manager
Jim DeMartini	Manager, Communications
Howard T. Reben	General Counsel
Les Stanwood

Organization	Position	Status
Bath Iron Works Corporation	President	Current
General Dynamics Corporation	Vice President & President, Bath Iron Works	Current
General Dynamics Corporation	Vice President, Bath Iron Works	Former

Organization	Position	Status
Bath Iron Works Corporation	Senior Vice President, Operations & Engineering	Current
Bath Iron Works Corporation	Vice President, Operations	Former

Organization	Position	Status
Bath Iron Works Corporation	Vice President, Operations	Current

Organization	Position	Status
Bath Iron Works Corporation	Vice President, DDG 1000	Current

Organization	Position	Status
Bath Iron Works Corporation	Vice President, Littoral Combat Ship	Current

Organization	Position	Status
Bath Iron Works Corporation	General Counsel & Vice President	Current

Organization	Position	Status
Bath Iron Works Corporation	Vice President, HR	Current
Mehaf Co	Vice Chair	Current
Maine Maritime Academy		Former

Organization	Position	Status
Bath Iron Works Corporation	Vice President, Matls & Quality	Current

Organization	Position	Status
Bath Iron Works Corporation	Vice President, Programs	Current

Organization	Position	Status
Bath Iron Works Corporation	Vice President, Finance & Admin	Current

Organization	Position	Status
Bath Iron Works Corporation	Vice President, Finance & Admin	Current

Organization	Position	Status
Bath Iron Works Corporation	Director, Environ, Health & Safety	Current

Organization	Position	Status
Bath Iron Works Corporation	Director, Labor Relations	Current

Organization	Position	Status
Bath Iron Works Corporation	Materials Project Manager	Current
Port Resources, Inc	Board of Directors	Current
University of Maine	BS In Business Administration	Former

Organization	Position	Status
Bath Iron Works Corporation	Manager, Communications	Current

Howard T. Reben graduated from the State University of New York at Buffalo in 1969. He was elected to membership in the Buffalo Law Review. While at law school he was the Research Assistant to Dean William Hawkland, a nationally known authority in Commercial Law. Mr. Reben has practiced employment law, ADA, civil rights and personal injury law in Maine since 1970. In recent years he has litigated employment cases throughout Maine. He has been selected by his peers for inclusion in Best Lawyers of America for 2008 and has received special recognition for being selected each year for more than a decade. Mr. Reben has participated in continuing legal education programs for lawyers and as a teacher at the University of Maine School of Law. He has taught in continuing legal education forums for fellow lawyers on workers compensation, employment law, civil rights and negotiation skills. Mr. Reben has been a speaker for the National Employment Lawyers Association at regional and national conferences. He is a member of a national board of directors for the Institute of Advanced Dispute Resolution. Mr. Reben is often selected as an arbitrator and mediator. He serves as General Counsel to Local 340 of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, the Stagehands Union, and Security Guards Union at Bath Iron Works. Litigation has been a major activity in Mr. Reben's practice. He has handled many jury trials and has had numerous appearances before the Maine Supreme Court and the United States Court of Appeals.

Organization	Position	Status
Bath Iron Works Corporation	General Counsel	Current
Rbmlawoffice.Com		Current
State University of New York at Buffalo		Former

Organization	Position	Status
Maine Sea Coast Mission	Edge Volunteer Coordinator	Current
Bath Iron Works Corporation		Current
University of Maine At Machias	A.S. In Recreation Management	Former