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Home›Infrastructure›PHOTO: Dredge C.R. McCaskill working in Houston
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April 19, 2023 · about 3 years ago

PHOTO: Dredge C.R. McCaskill working in Houston

Weeks Marine, Inc. has just released a photo of their cutter suction dredge, the C.R. McCaskill, and dredge tending tugboats James K & Jack K, working in the Bayport Ship Channel. The works are part of the wider Houston Ship Channel Expansion project – also known as the Project 11. Weeks was recentl

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PHOTO: Dredge C.R. McCaskill working in Houston
Photo courtesy of Weeks Marine, Inc.

Weeks Marine, Inc. has just released a photo of their cutter suction dredge, the C.R. McCaskill, and dredge tending tugboats James K & Jack K, working in the Bayport Ship Channel.

The works are part of the wider Houston Ship Channel Expansion project – also known as the Project 11.

Weeks was recently awarded one of two contracts for the Port of Houston Authority to widen 8.3 miles of the Houston Ship Channel and 4 miles of the Bayport Ship Channel.

Notable challenges include working within one of the busiest waterways in the nation, dredging new work material from these channels and constructing a Three Bird Island Marsh habitat in Trinity Bay.

When completed these islands will include 6 acres of bird habitat 5.4 acres of oyster reef wave trips and 11,550 linear feet of armored dikes connecting the 3 bird islands.

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