PT. Sarana Bahtera Shipyard
PT. Sarana Bahtera Shipyard, operating under the HAMDOK brand, is an Indonesian shipyard offering docking, repair and maintenance, new shipbuilding, and heavy steel fabrication. Its yard facilities include a graving dock and airbag slipway in Jakarta and a larger graving dock in Tegal, with dry docking capacity stated for vessels and floating structures up to 3,000 DWT. The company states over five decades of newbuilding experience and emphasises HSEQ compliance with national and international regulations, along with an ambition to become an "ECO Shipyard". Its published pages are limited, so details of specific vessel programmes and client work are sparse.
PT. Sarana Bahtera Shipyard
PT. Sarana Bahtera Shipyard, presented online under the HAMDOK name, is an Indonesian shipyard covering ship repair, newbuilding and heavy steel fabrication. The company cites more than five decades of newbuilding experience and maintains an HSEQ programme aligned with national and international regulations, alongside a stated goal of becoming an "ECO Shipyard".
Services
- Dry docking, repair and maintenance of ships and floating structures up to 3,000 DWT
- Shipbuilding for a range of vessel purposes
- Heavy steel fabrication: engineering, procurement, fabrication and load-out
- Single point mooring and buoy mooring, buoyancy units
- Steel structures, piping, pipe joints and manifolds
- Tanks and storage tanks
Facilities
- Graving dock, Jakarta — length 90 m, width 18 m, draft 6.5 m
- Slipway with airbag system, Jakarta — length 90 m, width 30 m, draft 1 m
- Graving dock, Tegal — length 190 m, width 29 m, draft 5 m
Vessel Types
- Commercial and general vessels up to 3,000 DWT for docking and repair
- Floating structures
- Various newbuild vessel types for numerous purposes (portfolio referenced but not itemised)
Location
- Yard facilities in Jakarta and Tegal, Indonesia
Note: the company's published pages are brief, and news items on the site refer to docking activity at Tanjung Priok, Jakarta and to cooperation between the Indonesian Navy and national shipyards in general terms rather than to specific contracts.