Mike Bradley – Director [email protected]
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Mike Bradley – Director [email protected]
Mike Bradley – Director [email protected] All 15 Foot+ Powerboat Sales Trend Rolling 12 month year‐over‐year % change in unit sales Losses Consolidation Relocations & Startups Rampage Cruisers Mako SeaCraft Tiara Fineline Triumph Southport Cobia Sculley Holton Briglia Buddy Davis Carolina Yachts Scarborough B&B Boatworks JBW Briggs Island BoatWorks Blackwell NC Boatbuilders = 100 businesses, BUT … Consolidations Holding Companies Model and Line Selection Start ups Restoration Facilities Oil, Gas, and Wind Support NC SHOVEL READY SITES BUCKSPORT MARINE PARK, SC Wanchese Park Jarrett Bay Grand Strand Water & Sewer Authority, Santee Cooper, Horry County and the Myrtle Beach Regional Economic Development Corporation are now promoting an industrial marine park near the existing Bucksport Marina outside of Conway. Excess of Interest Dearth of Opportunity Getting to YES is often 18 months of NO USA – over 550 site selection consultants who have no idea of available options North Carolina Coastal Working Waterfront Sites • 62 potential working waterfront sites reviewed in past 15 yrs • Two with any guarantee of shovel‐ready commitment • Perquimans County # Sites County # Counties 17 # Sites Total 62 Criteria to Consider Timeframe Job creation Site requirements Building occupancy Building requirements Description Provides an approximate timeframe when the proposed move / facility project will occur (i.e., next 6 months, 12 months, etc.) Estimates number of jobs expected each year after start‐up until fully staffed (i.e., 20 jobs after 12 months, and 32 total jobs at end x years) Identifies key components of site location such as waterfront needs / access, water depth, outdoor storage, industrial park preference, future expansion, accessibility to highways and airports, etc. Indicates preferred method of building occupancy such as own, lease‐to‐own, lease only or build‐to‐suit Identifies facility requirements such as minimum ceiling height & column spacing, sprinkler system, internal infrastructure, loading / unloading door width & height, etc. Criteria to Consider Capital Investment Wage ranges Job position information Locations considered Influence of existing NC boating industry, Including Supply Chain Businesses Description Estimates building/site purchase price, upgrade costs, equipment market value / cost, etc. Approximates wage ranges for existing and new positions Provides information relating to existing job positions including type of positions, number of positions for each type, and related wage information Offers a list of NC cities/regions considered as possible sites as well as other states being evaluated Determines how critical the existing boating industry (builders, suppliers, restoration companies, fabrication shops, etc.) in NC market was in decision making process, types of companies that are your major customer groups, and types of companies you would like to see in NC 50 45 40 35 30 Off‐Shore; 27 25 20 15 10 5 0 CA FL MD NC NJ OH RI SC TN Data from 28 States and 10 Non‐USA Countries VA WA 2 brothers; 20‐foot Molds; 3‐Amigos; 5‐Axis; Absolute; Aero2; Aluminum Small Craft; AMC; APC; Arrowhead; Bain; Battery; Beautiful; Big Lift; Birger; BlueYacht; Broad Cat; Blades; Brothers; Bullet Proof; Cape; Caribe; Carol; Cat Lite; Challenge; Champ; Cheer; Chuck; Cold Water; Comfort Lead; Compass Point; Composites Processing; Controls; Craft; Cruz; Decades; Delta; Diesel 1; Dock; Don Cary; Durable; DustUp; Dustup; EC Pontoon; Egret Boats; Electric 1; Endeavor / big fish; F2; Fabulous; Fiber; FireOut; Fisherman; Fluid; Flush; Foam 1; Form; Frank's Docks; Freedom; FreeWind; Fueling; GA Boat; Gem; Gemini; Generators; Goblet; Grew; Hanger; Hanse; HardwareOEM; Hawk; High Card; High Cotton; Holiday; House 1; Hugh; Hush; Hydraulic; Hypro; IFG ‐ Composites; Injection; Integrated Systems; IPS Cat; Island Yacht Repair; Jack 1; JRL; Key Lime; King; Kitten; Legs; Lift 2; Mako; Marc; metal 1; metal 2; Metal 3; Metal 4; metal B; MetalStan; Molly; Money; Move; MT; Mystic; North; Oars; OxMove; Pacemaker; PaddleBoat; Panel; Panel; Paolo; PDQ Yachts; PDW; Peach; Picnic; Pitt Chair; PlugIn; Pod; Poland; Power; Progress; Patten; Queensland; Pull; QRP; Queensland; Ramsay; Rampage; Regen; Repeat; Repeat 2; RIB 2; RibOne; River; Rockfish; Roth Bilt; Rowboat; RTP BB; Rudy; Scales; SE Speed; SeaTack; Skiff; Slow Boat; Smokey; Sonic; SpaceTravel; Speed; Stinger; Strongbox; Structure; Sunstream; Sweisguth; Tanks; Tech Design; Tech light; Thousand; ThruHull; Travel; Trawler 1; Tripp; True South; University; Wave; Wave 2; WestCoast; Westport Tech; Wind; Windlass; Wolf; Wood1; Wood1; Woodland; Yacht 1; Yacht 2; YachtRepair2; ZNA Unlike other businesses, the marine industry can not move away from the water and are dependent on direct access to our waterways. Questions?