Modular Office Space for Bath Iron Works Shipyard

Modular Office Space Delivered for Historic Maine Shipyard

Bath Iron Works (BIW), founded in 1884 and now a subsidiary of General Dynamics, is one of the most historically significant shipyards in the United States. Located on the Kennebec River in Bath, Maine, BIW has produced battleships, cruisers, and advanced naval destroyers for more than a century. The phrase “Bath-built is best-built” emerged during World War II, underscoring the shipyard’s reputation for rugged, high-quality vessels.

As part of ongoing modernization and expansion efforts, Bath Iron Works required high-performance modular office space that could be rapidly deployed with minimal disruption to operations. Triumph Modular provided over 4,000 square feet of modular office space designed to meet the unique needs of the shipyard. The facility includes durable materials, functional layouts, and fast installation timelines—all critical in supporting BIW’s time-sensitive production goals.

Spanning a massive and complex site, Bath Iron Works balances traditional heavy industrial work with cutting-edge naval engineering. Modular construction offered an ideal solution for this environment: reducing site labor, accelerating deployment, and providing quality structures built to support BIW’s demanding workflows. Triumph worked closely with the BIW team to select modular configurations that could be manufactured off-site and installed quickly, supporting both modernization and operational continuity.