News and Events - Marine Boatbuilders Company 401-732-1975

• April 2013 - Block Island, Rhode Island received a new, 420 gallon capacity Pump-Kleen pumpout boat.  Way to keep the water clean Rhode Island!  Thanks for the support from Marine Boatbuilders Company's home state!
• March 2013 - Congratulations & thank you to Simon's Pine Cove Marina on beautiful Lake Tenkiller in Vian, Oklahoma on their brand new 23 foot MBB Pump-Kleen vessel.  Enjoy the ride, Joe!
• January 2013 - Wexford Harbor Marina on Hilton Head Island, South Carolina are the proud new owners of our newest 23' Pump-Kleen vessel. The 420 gallon waste tank will serve Don, Jason, and the local boaters well.
• December 2012 - Cheboygan Village Marina on Lake Michigan welcomes our beautiful 31' Pump-Kleen vessel to their waters.  With an amazing 950 gallon waste tank AND the ability to move efficiently, this is the top of the line in the industry. Way to go Cheboygan!!
• November 2012 - Striper Marina in Barrington, Rhode Island takes delivery of their new 23' Pump-Kleen vessel.  Al and his team will enjoy this vessel for years to come.
• October 2012 - The town of Scituate, Massachusetts purchases a 21' Pump-Kleen vessel for use in local waters.
• September 2012 - The Bristol Marina in Charleston, South Carolina takes delivery of a new 19' Pump-Kleen, upgrading from a 12-year old Pump-Kleen vessel that they have loved for over a decade.
• July 2012 - The state of Connecticut receives a new 23' Pump-Kleen vessel. Congratulations Wendy!
• May 2012 - Congratulations to the city of Fall River, Massachusetts on the purchase of their new 23' Marine Boatbuilders Company Pump-Kleen vessel.  Enjoy Roland!
• April 2012 - The City Marina in Charleston, South Carolina receives their new 23' Pump-Kleen vessel. Dubbed Bow Movement she holds 420 gallons of waste and will serve David and his crew well.
• March 2012 - New Bedford, Massachusetts purchases a 23' Pump-Kleen.
• March 2012 - The Charleston Harbor Resort & Marina in beautiful Charleston, South Carolina takes delivery of their new 23' Pump-Kleen vessel, named the Captain's Log. We know Capt. Stan and the crew are as excited as we are!
• October 2011 - The Town of Somerset, Massachusetts receives a 23' Pump-Kleen. Way to go Bob!
• August 2011 -The Town of Westerly, Rhode Island purchased both a 19' and a 23' Pump-Kleen to pump out New England boaters.
• May 2011 - Burnt Cabin Resort, Oklahoma takes delivery of a new 23' Pump-Kleen vessel. We know you'll enjoy it Donnie!
• 2011 - Over the course of the year, the Town of Oyster Bay, New York has placed 4 Pump-Kleen pumpout boats in their area.  Way to "Keep our waters clean" Oyster Bay!
• November 2011 - Check out the Marine Boatbuilders Company article in the Nov./Dec. 2011 issue (page 23) of Marina World magazine at: http://www.marinaworld.co.uk/.
• Spring 2011 - The state of Washington purchased two new 2011 Pump-Kleen floating restrooms.
• January 2011 - The State of Washington purchased two new 23' 2011 Pump-Kleen Pumpout Boats. 
• June 2010 - The Town of Essex CT took delivery of their 3rd pumpout boat on 6/11/10.
• March 2010 - Ocean County took delivery of another 23' Pump Kleen Pump Out Boat on 3/29/10.  Their 23' boat holds 420gal of waste.
• July 2009 - The Town of West Newbury located at 381 main Street in West Newbury MA purchased a 23' 420gal Pumpout Boat. 
• October 2009 - Sailsbury Harbor Commission purchased a new 2009 23' pumpout boat in late October.  Don Janson the harbormaster of Saisbury took possession of the boat and looks forward to launching her in the spring. 
• Spring 2009 - The City of New Rochelle in NY has put their Brand new 19' Pump-Kleen Pumpout Boat in the water for the 2009 season and is looking to help clean up their water way.  Nice work New Rochelle!
• Spring 2009 - The Town of Danvers located in Massachussets launches their 19' Pump-Kleen Pumpout Boat  that has been waiting to be used for the 2009 season.  Keep up the good work Danvers! 
• April 2009 - The Island Queen, a ferry located in Cape Cod took possession of a brand new 2009 23' Pump-kleen Pumpout Boat in mid April. Thanks Todd and good luck this season!
• April 2009 - The Town of East Hampton Long Island trustees department took ownership of a new 2009 23' Pump-kleen Pumpout boat in April.  This gives the town 3 Marine Boatbuilders Pump-kleen Pumpout Boats.  Congratulations East Hampton! 
• 2009 - The City Of Boston puts their new 31' 1,000 gallon Pumpout Boat in full use for the 2009 season. 
• 2008 - Pat and Gerry at Norton's Shipyard and Marina take proud ownership of a new 2008 23' pumpout boat.  Their new Pump Kleen pumpout boat will be servicing Greenwich Bay. 
• 2008 - The Town of Hempstead NY Takes delivery of new 2008 23' Pump-Kleen  Pumpout Boat for the up coming 2008 boating season. 
• 2008 -Charles River Yacht Club has just purchased a new 2008 19' Pump-Kleen Pumpout Boat for their up coming 2008 boating season. 
• February 2008 - The Town of Newburyport MA is scheduled to take ownership of their new 2008 23' Pump-Kleen Pumpout Boat the week of 2/25/2008. 
• 2008 - Soundkeepers takes delivery of another Pumpout Boat! Go to www.soundkeeper.org/pumpout.asp
• 2008 - The Soundkeeper boat pumpout program kicks off Memorial Day every summer. Our four-pumpout boats provide free pumpouts for recreational vessels in most areas between Byram River in Greenwich and the Saugatuck River in Westport, Connecticut, and in Mamaroneck, New York. Our boats are on the water from May through October.
• Soundkeeper's free service is generously supported by a grant from the Federal Clean Vessel Act, which is administered by the US Fish & Wildlife Service, CT Department of Environmental Protection and NY State Department of Environmental Conservation. The remainder of the program costs (25%!) are supported with funds from our membership and other generous donors. Our "clean boating" education and outreach activities are supported by the CT Department of Environmental Protection.
• Marine Boatbuilders Company of Warick, Rhode Island makes custom built pumpout boats, patrol boats, work boats, and floating restrooms for private business, government entities, and cities and towns throughout the United States including Florida, Massachusetts, North Carolina, California, and South Carolina.