Twin Brothers Marine Revenue and Competitors

Twin Brothers Marine was incorporated under the laws of the state of Louisiana U.S.A, in 1975 by the Twin brothers, J. Cameron Webster and David H. Webster. It remains a privately owned entity today. In 2000, the business structure was changed to a limited liability company (LLC). Twin Brothers Marine, the first tenant of the Port of West St. Mary, located near Lafayette, Louisiana, is a major international steel fabricator of offshore deck and modules up to 7,500 tons and jackets for up to 500 ft. of water depth and a manufacturer of large diameter (28" to 222") , heavy wall (1/2" to 4 1/2 ") tubular for use as pilings, caissons, pipe for resale, monopiles, suction piles, deck and jacket legs, conductor pipe, pressure vessels, separators, kilns, towers, etc. Shipments are made by water, rail, and highway. While much of the platform fabrication work is of such a size that it is more efficient that it be performed out-of-doors, in 2002, Twin Brothers Marine added an acre of covered work area supported by 6 - 20 ton overhead cranes, so more work could be under roof. Twin Brothers Marine's mills are now capable of producing 40,000 tons of rolled and welded pipe annually. Lengths vary from 10' to 450' and longer. Twin Brothers Marine now has a Postweld Heat Treatment Furnace.