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Asia Pacific

Van Oord: Preparations underway for Addu City land reclamation
Infrastructure

Van Oord: Preparations underway for Addu City land reclamation

Preparations for the Addu City capital land reclamation project will start immediately, Van Oord said today. Land will be reclaimed along the coasts of the islands Hithadhoo and Maradhoo/Maradhoo-Feydhoo. In addition, three new islands will be created in the city’s lagoon. The trailing suction hoppe

about 4 years ago
TSHD Tommy Norton scheduled for dry docking in May
Operations & Maintenance

TSHD Tommy Norton scheduled for dry docking in May

Gippsland Ports recently provided a regular update on the planned and actual progress of the dredging activities at the Lakes Entrance, Victoria. Summarizing the 2021 season, Gippsland Ports said that 570 loads of dredged material have been placed in the Dredged Material Grounds. They also added tha

about 4 years ago
Dutch delegation visits hopper dredger Albatros
Vessels

Dutch delegation visits hopper dredger Albatros

Staff members of the Dutch Embassy in New Zealand recently took a tour of the hopper dredger Albatros to find out more about the vessel and its current dredging operations in the area. “We would like to extend a big thank you to Dutch Dredging, Ron and the crew for inviting us onto the Albatros [&he

about 4 years ago
New boat ramp at Onslow taking shape
Infrastructure

New boat ramp at Onslow taking shape

The new boat ramp at Onslow is taking shape with contractors recently using excavation equipment to allow water to flood the newly completed boat ramp basin for the first time. According to the Department of Transport WA, dredging and construction of revetments is close to completion as part of the

about 4 years ago
McConnell Dowell wins Wharf 7 rebuild contract
Business development

McConnell Dowell wins Wharf 7 rebuild contract

Eastland Port has signed a contract with McConnell Dowell to rebuild Wharf 7 into a vital and resilient lifeline asset that will support Tairāwhiti’s growing exports. After following significant value engineering process, the design of wharf 7 was refined so only 50 percent of piles were needed and

about 4 years ago
Blairgowrie to Tootgarook beachfill works
Authorities & Government

Blairgowrie to Tootgarook beachfill works

The Victorian Government Department of Environment, Land, Water & Planning (DELWP) has just announced the latest update on the Blairgowrie to Tootgarook beach renourishment works. According to DELWP, work has begun on a series of beach renourishments between Blairgowrie and Tootgarook at the souther

about 4 years ago
Orewa seawall project progresses
Infrastructure

Orewa seawall project progresses

Work on the next phase of the Ōrewa seawall project is underway after the resource consent was granted via the Environment Court, Auckland Council said. The project is now in the developed design phase, with site surveying and investigation due to begin in May 2022. Once this phase is complete, the

about 4 years ago
Work on the Philippines’ largest and most sophisticated airport moves ahead VIDEO
Business development

Work on the Philippines’ largest and most sophisticated airport moves ahead VIDEO

Work on the New Manila International Airport (MIA) – the Philippines’ largest and most sophisticated airport – is moving forward. Approximately 1,700 hectares of land will be developed for the airport, located in Bulacan Province of Central Luzon Region. The land development project will be designed

about 4 years ago
Pasig River dredging almost halfway complete
Business development

Pasig River dredging almost halfway complete

Since the start of the dredging works in June 2021, San Miguel Corporation (SMC) removed almost 40 percent of silt from Pasig River. The Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) Acting Secretary, Jim Sampulna, recognized the effort of the diversified conglomerate after dredging 321,670

about 4 years ago
It’s time for the annual Weipa dredging campaign
Operations & Maintenance

It’s time for the annual Weipa dredging campaign

North Queensland Bulk Ports Corporation (NQBP) will soon embark on another maintenance dredging campaign at the Port of Weipa. NQBP CEO Nicolas Fertin said that the hopper dredger Brisbane is due to begin work from late April 2022. “Maintenance dredging works are an integral part of port operations,

about 4 years ago
Studies commencing for Westport’s new port
Ports & Logistics

Studies commencing for Westport’s new port

The Government of Western Australia has just announced that Westport will soon start geotechnical and geophysical investigations into Cockburn Sound’s seabed. The officials are currently planning for a new port in Kwinana supported by efficient integrated road and/or rail transport corridors. As par

about 4 years ago
CentrePort kicks off Wellington dredging
Infrastructure

CentrePort kicks off Wellington dredging

CentrePort is undertaking the Wellington Harbour maintenance dredging works to ensure sufficient depths for shipping at some of its wharves, and improvements to shipping channel safety. The Dutch Dredging company vessel Albatros returns to clear build-ups of sand in front of the Aotea Quay, and the

about 4 years ago
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