2025 SECTIONAL BARGE BARGE

These 10 x 40 x 5 sections are the blank canvas of the workboat world. Pin two or more together and you’ve suddenly got a stable platform for cranes, piling rigs, fuel tanks, or a full jobsite camp. The footprint is wide enough for confident side-loading, yet compact enough to move by road with standard heavy-haul equipment, which keeps mobilization costs in check. Welders appreciate the generous deck space and predictable sheer line for mounting bollards, spuds, and winches exactly where they’re needed. Whether you’re staging dive operations, shoreline cleanup, or moving aggregates in tight channels, these modules let you build just the amount of barge you need—and nothing you don’t.

In this region, water levels, access points, and project scopes can change quickly, so a modular barge becomes a real advantage. These sections can be trucked into remote launch sites, assembled close to the work, and reconfigured as contracts evolve—from a single-section service float to a multi-section crane barge. The 5-foot depth offers solid buoyancy for heavy machinery while still drawing modest draft, which helps when you’re operating near shoals, sandbars, or unimproved shorelines. For operators juggling marine construction, environmental work, and cargo moves across varied waterways, this design delivers a rugged, adaptable platform that earns its keep season after season.