Located in Anacortes, WA, Dakota Creek Industries is a complete shipbuilding and repair facility specializing in construction and repair of steel and aluminum vessels up to 400 feet (120m). Previous and current construction projects include tug boats, offshore support vessels, research vessels, fireboats, ferries, and fishing vessels. Our deep water location on Guemes channel in the Puget Sound provides easy access to our facilities which include a Syncrolift ship lift and a drydock. State of the art equipment and an experienced and dedicated workforce assures efficient and timely construction and repair of your marine investment.

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Dakota Creek proudly honors all who have served—today and every day.
We are deeply grateful for the courage, sacrifice, and commitment of our veterans, both here at DCI and everywhere. 
Thank you for your service. 🇺🇸
#VeteransDay #ThankYouVeterans #DCIHonorsHeroes

Dakota Creek proudly honors all who have served—today and every day.
We are deeply grateful for the courage, sacrifice, and commitment of our veterans, both here at DCI and everywhere.
Thank you for your service. 🇺🇸
#VeteransDay #ThankYouVeterans #dcihonorsheroes
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2 days ago
Three generations, one shipyard. At Dakota Creek Industries in Anacortes, the Huffman family is keeping a family tradition alive. From Jasons father through to his son, Nicholas, this family is shaping the past, present, and future of Washingtons working waterfront. 

Learn about their work in our latest addition to the Working Waterfronts Photo Series on our website at maritimewa.org/story/working-waterfront-dakota-creek-industries-anacortes/

This project was made possible thanks to generous funding from the State of Washington Tourisms Rural Marketing and Production Grant Program.Image attachmentImage attachment

Three generations, one shipyard. At Dakota Creek Industries in Anacortes, the Huffman family is keeping a family tradition alive. From Jason's father through to his son, Nicholas, this family is shaping the past, present, and future of Washington's working waterfront.

Learn about their work in our latest addition to the Working Waterfronts Photo Series on our website at maritimewa.org/story/working-waterfront-dakota-creek-industries-anacortes/

This project was made possible thanks to generous funding from the State of Washington Tourism's Rural Marketing and Production Grant Program.
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3 weeks ago
Dakota Creek Industries is incredibly proud to celebrate our first two apprentices, Mikaila Buday and Cecil Hawthorne, who have graduated from our apprenticeship program with their AA in Multi Occupational Trades Degrees from Skagit Valley College!

They are now officially card-carrying journey persons.

Congratulations, Mikaila and Cecil, on this amazing achievement!Image attachmentImage attachment

Dakota Creek Industries is incredibly proud to celebrate our first two apprentices, Mikaila Buday and Cecil Hawthorne, who have graduated from our apprenticeship program with their AA in Multi Occupational Trades Degrees from Skagit Valley College!

They are now officially card-carrying journey persons.

Congratulations, Mikaila and Cecil, on this amazing achievement!
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5 months ago
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