Intercoastal Marine Inc.
Intercoastal Marine Inc. offers a wide variety of construction, engineering and marine related services.
"This difficult project was finished to a high standard by IMI, on time and on budget - not at all an easy task. We cannot but recommend IMI too highly for their proactive management, professionalism and upfront honesty at all times. It would be our intention to utilize IMI again, not just in Panama, but in the region where we have similar port facilities requiring construction or expansion"
A. Brian Dingwall"MIT appreciated the quality efforts and performance by your dedicated staff and the personal attention shown by IMI’s owner’s during the construction. MIT has worked with other contractors that have not performed to IMI’s standards, so we certainly can recognize the difference. Your company’s ability to supply the proper people, equipment and especially the attitude to address the challenges that were thrown at us during this last phase were very appreciated."
David Michou"Intercoastal Marine Inc. Is the marine contractor for our Puerto de Cruceros Colon 2000 project on which their performance has been outstanding."
Alfonso Steven Tarazi"The efforts and professionalism demonstrated by IMI and its personnel not only permitted a timely completion of the project; but also resulted completion of this important project without any accident and without incurring in stand-by charges. More important, the work was conducted with the highest regard for safety and for the protection of the environment at all times."
Tony de la Reza"Your performance in both the quality of our works and expertise in marine construction allowed The Panama Canal Railway to meet their vessel commitments without delay even thought the wharf remedial works performance period was very short."
"It is PCRC´s experience and recommendation that Intercoastal Marine, Inc. is the best equipped and staffed marine contractor in Panama and Central America."
David Starling President"Due to the high quality of performance in each of its phases, it was not necessary to reject or repeat any portion of the job. The labor force was trained to develop the job assigned, and the organization of technicians at site and at offices, warranted no interruptions or inconvenience for the contract’s proceedings."
Efraín Isaza C.