BSC Gommoni on Stil’è: The story of a shipyard that has made quality control its hallmark

In the pages of Stil’è — L’arte di vivere il bello, the quarterly magazine dedicated to style and lifestyle, there is a feature entirely devoted to BSC Gommoni. In the boating special feature of the current issue, on page 65, the story of the Mariano Comense shipyard appears in both the Italian and international editions under the title “When ‘Made in Italy’ Means a Commitment to Quality and Control”.

 

A philosophy that has endured for over 30 years

The feature traces the history of BSC, which has been active since 1990 in the design and manufacture of inflatable boats entirely in Italy, with direct control over every stage of the production chain: from the selection of materials to final assembly. This industrial approach—in a market increasingly oriented toward offshored production—remains one of the shipyard’s defining hallmarks.

This is explained by Laura Colzani, BSC’s sales manager, who summarizes the company’s approach as follows:

“The difference lies in what you can’t see.”

A principle that translates into daily attention to every supplier and every stage of production, ensuring high standards and consistent quality over time

The article also features the perspective of Alessandro Colzani, head of design, who leads the development of the product line with a particular focus on the details that are less visible but most critical to the onboard experience—those that, as the article explains, truly make a difference over time.

The value of a constant presence

The article concludes by emphasizing that, for BSC, the relationship with the customer does not end with the purchase, but continues over time through ongoing support, dialogue, and updates—a commitment that, together with entirely Italian manufacturing, represents the added value of a company that has grown without ever compromising its identity.

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