Fred Wahl Marine Construction

Fred Wahl Marine Construction has been building and repairing ocean going vessels and associated equipment for over 35 years.

Their facilities include fabrication, machine, paint, electrical, hydraulic, and carpenter’s shops. With a 685-ton boat hoist and a 900-ton marine railway they can perform any dry-dock work required on vessels up to 170 feet and dockside work to 230 feet.

 

Winchester Bay RV Resort

Winchester Bay RV Resort is one of the largest recreational facilities on the Oregon Coast.  The marina has immediate access to the Umpqua River, the Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area, the Pacific Ocean and miles of white sand beaches.

 

RMF Marine Services, LLC

RMF Marine Services, LLC is an established full service marine boat yard – machine shop facility dealing with several government agencies such as the US Coast Guard, US Navy, Cities, States, BLM etc.

 

Laskey-Clifton

General contractors since 1959, Laskey-Clifton specialize in: Construction, Excavation, Road Building, Marine Docks, Bridges, Underground Utilities, RV Parks, Dynamic Compaction, Vibro compaction, Treatment Plants, Asphalt, Sand & Gravel products and Crane Services.

 

Reedsport School District

Reedsport School District is located on the Southern Oregon Coast and includes the communities of Reedsport, Gardiner, Winchester Bay, Ash Valley and Scottsburg.  There are approximately 900 students in the district attending Highland Elementary and Reedsport Community Charter School.

 

Lower Umpqua Hospital

As the full-service healthcare facility for coastal Douglas County, Lower Umpqua Hospital is proud to offer the full spectrum of modern health services with a comfortable, friendly small-town ambiance.

 

Commercial Fishing Fleet

The Port of Umpqua provides a commercial dock with a crane that has a rated capacity of 2,200 pounds, a brand new flake ice machine and two forklifts all operated by our Dock Assistants to facilitate our fish buyers who currently purchase salmon, tuna, crab and other ground fish from the many fishing vessels that moor in Salmon Harbor or come from other areas.