Tampa Shipbuilding was originally Tampa Shipbuilding & Engineering Company, founded in 1917. It was one of the merchant shipbuilders involved in the USMC's pre-war long-range shipbuilding program, but shortly after starting work on its initial USMC contract, it got into financial difficulties and was sold to George B. Howell. The new company was called Tampa Shipbuilding Company, or TASCO. At its peak, the yard employed 16,000 people and was the largest employer in Tampa. TASCO closed at the end of the war. It is said by many sources to be the predecessor company of Tampa Shipyards, (now Tampa Ships), but its location is wrong: Tampa Shipyards was at Hookers Point and TASCO was further north and is almost certainly where Gulf Marine Repair is now. If anyone can add to the table below, please e-mail me at timcolton@aol.com.
| Hull # | Name | Owner | Type | # | Tons | Delivered | Disposition |
| Poughkeepsie | Central Hudson SB Co | Psgr. Ship | 1,566 | 1917 | Later Westchester 1937, deleted 1954 | ||
| 31 | War Wonder/Lithopolis | U.S. Shipping Board | Cargo Ship | 2,363 | Sep-18 | Later Laurie 1930, Rondo 1934, wrecked 1935 | |
| 32 | War Work/Everglades | U.S. Shipping Board | Cargo Ship | 2,363 | Mar-19 | Later Largo 1930, Kanarya 1934, deleted 1958 | |
| 33 | Sea Witch | Maritime Commission | C2 | 22 | 6,160 | Jul-40 | Sold as Axel Salen 1946, Bastasen 1951, Warszawa 1951, Lao Dong 1863, Hong Qi 149 1970, scrapped 1963 |
| 34 | Shooting Star | Maritime Commission | C2 | 23 | 6,021 | Nov-40 | To USN as Lassen (AE 3), scrapped 1974 |
| 35 | Surprise | Maritime Commission | C2 | 24 | 6,022 | May-41 | To USN as Kilauea (AE 4), renamed Mount Baker 1943, scrapped 1974 |
| 36 | Sweepstakes | Maritime Commission | C2 | 25 | 6,160 | Aug-41 | To USN as Procyon (AK 19, later AKA 2), scrapped 1973 |
| 37 | Rainbow | Maritime Commission | C2 | 124 | 8,051 | Dec-41 | To USN as Rainier (AE 5), scrapped 1971 |
| 38 | Comet | Maritime Commission | C2 | 125 | 8,051 | Jan-42 | To USN as Shasta (AE 6), scrapped 1970 |
| 39 | Raven | Maritime Commission | C2 | 126 | 8,300 | Feb-42 | To USN as Bellatrix (AK 20, later AKA 3), to Peru 1963 as Independencia, scrapped 1991 |
| 40 | Meteor | Maritime Commission | C2 | 127 | 8,300 | Mar-42 | To USN as Electra (AK 21, later AKA 4), scrapped 1974 |
| 94 | Mauna Loa | Maritime Commission | C2 | 8,300 | Oct-43 | To USN as AE 8, to NDRF 1984 | |
| 95 | Mazama | Maritime Commission | C2 | 8,300 | 10-Mar-44 | To USN as AE 9, scrapped 1973 | |
| 96 | Akutan | Maritime Commission | C2 | 8,300 | 15-Feb-45 | To USN as AE 13, scrapped 1978 | |
| Amphion | Maritime Commission | C3 | 8,300 | 30-Jan-46 | To USN as AR 13, to Iran 1977as Chah Bahar (A 441), active | ||
| Cadmus | Maritime Commission | C3 | 8,300 | 23-Apr-46 | To USN as AR 14, to Taiwan 1974 as Yu Tai (AR 521), scrapped 1995 | ||
| Deucalion | Maritime Commission | C3 | 8,300 | Cancelled, would have been AR 15 | |||
| Mars | Maritime Commission | C3 | 8,300 | Cancelled, would have been AR 16 | |||
| Piedmont | US Navy | AD | 17 | 9,450 | 5-Jan-44 | To Turkey 1987, no longer active | |
| Sierra | US Navy | AD | 18 | 9,450 | 20-Mar-44 | Scrapped 1995 | |
| Yosemite | US Navy | AD | 19 | 9,450 | 26-Mar-44 | Sunk as target 2003 | |
| New England | US Navy | AD | 32 | 9,450 | Cancelled 1945 | ||
| Canopus | US Navy | AD | 33 | 9,450 | Cancelled 1945 | ||
| Arrowhead | US Navy | AD | 35 | 9,450 | Cancelled 1945 | ||
| Admirable | US Navy | AM | 136 | 650 | 20-Apr-43 | To USSR as T 521, scrapped 1954 | |
| Adopt | US Navy | AM | 137 | 650 | 31-May-43 | To USSR as T 552, demolished 1958 | |
| Advocate | US Navy | AM | 138 | 650 | 25-Jun-43 | To USSR as T 111, scuttled 1956 | |
| Agent | US Navy | AM | 139 | 650 | 10-Jul-43 | To USSR as T 112, scuttled 1956 | |
| Alarm | US Navy | AM | 140 | 650 | 5-Aug-43 | To USSR as T 113, scuttled 1956 | |
| Alchemy | US Navy | AM | 141 | 650 | 11-Aug-43 | To USSR as T 114, torpedoed and lost 1944 | |
| Apex | US Navy | AM | 142 | 650 | 17-Aug-43 | To USSR as T 115, reported lost in WWII | |
| Arcade | US Navy | AM | 143 | 650 | 26-Aug-43 | To USSR as T 116, reported lost in WWII | |
| Arch | US Navy | AM | 144 | 650 | 6-Sep-43 | To USSR as T 117, reported lost in WWII | |
| Armada | US Navy | AM | 145 | 650 | 16-Sep-43 | To USSR as T 118, torpedoed and lost 1944 | |
| Aspire | US Navy | AM | 146 | 650 | 29-Sep-43 | To USSR as T 119, scuttled 1956 | |
| Assail | US Navy | AM | 147 | 650 | 5-Oct-43 | To USSR as T 120, torpedoed and lost 1944 | |
| Astute | US Navy | AM | 148 | 650 | 17-Jan-44 | To USSR as T 523, scrapped 1954 | |
| Augury | US Navy | AM | 149 | 650 | 17-Mar-44 | To USSR as T 524, scrapped 1954 | |
| Barrier | US Navy | AM | 150 | 650 | 10-May-44 | To USSR as T 525, scrapped 1954 | |
| Bombard | US Navy | AM | 151 | 650 | 31-May-44 | To USSR as T 526, scrapped 1954 | |
| Crag | US Navy | AM | 214 | 650 | 1-Aug-44 | To Mexico 1962 as General Pedro Maria Anaya (A 8), active | |
| Cruise | US Navy | AM | 215 | 650 | 21-Sep-44 | Scrapped 1973 | |
| Deft | US Navy | AM | 216 | 650 | 16-Apr-44 | To China 1946, scrapped 1959 | |
| Delegate | US Navy | AM | 217 | 650 | 30-Apr-44 | To China 1946 as Yung Ho, to Taiwan 1949, scrapped 1963 | |
| Density | US Navy | AM | 218 | 650 | 15-Jun-44 | Sold private 1955, scrapped 1986 | |
| Design | US Navy | AM | 219 | 650 | 29-Jun-44 | Scrapped 1955 | |
| Device | US Navy | AM | 220 | 650 | 7-Jul-44 | To Mexico 1962 as Cadete Augustin Melgar (C 54), retired 2000 | |
| Diploma | US Navy | AM | 221 | 650 | 15-Jul-44 | To Mexico 1962 as Cadete Francisco Marquez (C 59), retired 2000, reefed 2004 | |
| Cates | US Navy | DE | 763 | 1,240 | 15-Dec-43 | To France as Soudanais (F 722) 1950, struck 1959 | |
| Gandy | US Navy | DE | 764 | 1,240 | 7-Feb-44 | To Italy as Altair (F 591) 1951, struck 1971 | |
| Earl K. Olsen | US Navy | DE | 765 | 1,240 | 10-Apr-44 | Scrapped 1973 | |
| Slater | US Navy | DE | 766 | 1,240 | 1-May-44 | To Greece as Aetos (F 01) 1951, struck 1991 | |
| Oswald | US Navy | DE | 767 | 1,240 | 12-Jun-44 | Scrapped 1973 | |
| Ebert | US Navy | DE | 768 | 1,240 | 12-Jul-44 | To Greece as Hierax (F 31) 1951, struck 1991 | |
| Neal A. Scott | US Navy | DE | 769 | 1,240 | 31-Jul-44 | Scrapped 1969 | |
| Muir | US Navy | DE | 770 | 1,240 | 30-Aug-44 | To Korea as Kyong Ki (F 71) 1956, struck 1971 | |
| Sutton | US Navy | DE | 771 | 1,240 | 22-Dec-44 | To Korea as Kang Won (F 72) 1956, struck 1971 | |
| Milton Lewis | US Navy | DE | 772 | 1,240 | Cancelled | ||
| George M. Campbell | US Navy | DE | 773 | 1,240 | Cancelled | ||
| Russell M. Cox | US Navy | DE | 774 | 1,240 | Cancelled | ||
| Unnamed | US Navy | DE | 775-778 | 1,240 | Cancelled | ||
| 163 | Algerie | French Supply Council | Cargo Ship | 2,605 | Oct-47 | Later Algerien 1947, Saint Jacques 1955, Captain Pavlou 1961, scrapped 1977 | |
| 164 | Saint Paul | French Supply Council | Cargo Ship | 2,605 | Dec-47 | Later Aeolos 1970, wrecked 1978 | |
| 165 | Amienois | French Supply Council | Cargo Ship | 2,605 | Nov-47 | Later Azadeh 1965, scrapped 1968 | |
| 166 | Rouennais | French Supply Council | Cargo Ship | 2,605 | Dec-47 | Later Saint Jean 1957, Fast Wind 1970, Nissos Kastellorizon 1975, scrapped 1980 | |
| 167 | Saint Pierre | French Supply Council | Cargo Ship | 2,605 | Sep-47 | Later Monastir 1962, wrecked 1979 | |
| 168 | Arlesien | French Supply Council | Cargo Ship | 2,605 | Sep-47 | Later Artar 1965, scrapped 1968 |