Almar Management, Inc - Almar Marinas

     Not only does Almar have more than 30 year's
     experience managing marinas, it also
     has 30 year's experience in developing and
     constructing recreational boat marinas.

     Almar has assembled a diverse team of
     design and engineering professionals to work
     on various projects.

     Almar's strategic partners for design and
     construction include Bellingham Marine and
     Moffatt & Nichol, each of whom works on
     waterside development of facilities worldwide.

     Almar and these firms have a long history of
     working together and have constructed tens of
     thousands of slips in more than 20 states and
     15 countries throughout the world.

     The long-standing working relationship
     shared by these companies allows Almar to
     build excellent marinas on time and on budget,
     as efficiently and cost-effectively as possible.

Our Mission, Experience and Development

Current Marina del Rey Development (Dry Stack)**

Within the first part of 2004, Almar replaced
nearly 300 slips in three marinas. Replacing slips
in full marinas is a difficult job that takes
knowledge and organizational skills that come
with experience. These projects were completed
with very little inconvenience to the
boaters and surrounding area.

Almar and its team have been selected to develop a truly world-class marina on Treasure Island in San Francisco Bay.

This San Francisco Bay landmark will be transformed into one of the most spectacular marinas in the world.

The marina will feature a state-of-the-art 400-slip marina, a unique, artfully-designed curvilinear public pier available for community access and public use, plenty of open space, esplanades and view corridors, environmentally safe fueling and pumping facilities, and practical shore-side amenities to accommodate all boater and visitor needs.

In March of 2006, Almar and its team was selected to develop a dry stack** marina by the County of Los Angeles Department of Beaches and Harbors.

The facility will provide 361 dry stack spaces up to 40 feet in length. A large lobby will be constructed where events
and seminars can be held or where boaters can just relax after a day on the water.