Todd Pacific Shipyards Fact Sheet Todd Pacific Shipyards is the largest private shipyard in the Pacific Northwest. Since 1916, Todd Pacific Shipyards has proudly built and repaired ships on the Seattle waterfront and provided thousands of jobs to generations of skilled craftspeople throughout the Puget Sound area. Today, Todd's customers include the U.S. Navy, the U.S. Coast Guard, other government fleets, the Washington State Ferries and commercial companies from the cruise, container, tank, tug and barge, and fishing industries. Todd holds several long-term repair contracts with the Navy and Coast Guard. It is the largest private sector provider of maintenance, repair and overhaul to the U.S. Navy for ships homeported or visiting Puget Sound. Under long-term Navy repair contracts, Todd performs a large portion of the non-nuclear repairs on Puget Sound homeported Nimitz class aircraft carriers. The company also repairs submarines, destroyers and frigates. Todd handles all dry dockings and associated repairs of the U.S. Coast Guard's two Polar Class icebreakers as well as the Cutter Healy, the nation's largest and most technologically advanced ice-capable research ship. Other government customers include the U.S. Army, Maritime Administration (MARAD), Military Sealift Command (MSC) and National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). Todd has been recognized for its award-winning environmental improvements aimed at genuine stewardship for the healthy marine environment of Puget Sound. It is also a strong supporter of the community. Todd Pacific Shipyards and its skilled workforce have long supported a wide range of environmental, community and charitable activities throughout Puget Sound region. Todd currently employs more than 750 people; 11 labor unions are represented at Todd. Todd Pacific Shipyards is the wholly owned subsidiary of Todd Shipyards Corp. (NYSE symbol TOD).