B.C. Ferries plans for long-term contracts with three shipyards

Point Hope and Victoria Shipyards likely to get close to half of drydocking and reapir work worth $14.5 million per year for the next five years.

B.C. Ferries has issued a notice that it intends to split ­drydocking and repair services for its fleet between three B.C. shipyards.

B.C. Ferries estimates the total value of drydocking work will be at $14.5 million per year for the next five years. By moving to the bundling model, B.C. Ferries expects it will reduce cost and time leading to more efficiencies and improved long-range planning for the company and the ­shipyards.

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