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Settlement Shores Dredging Set for November
Business & Finance

Settlement Shores Dredging Set for November

Dredging in the Settlement Shores canal system will begin in November this year to address areas where the depth has been impacted by sedimentation, tidal movements and boat wash, Port Macquarie-Hastings Council reports. The dredging will ensure the canal system continues to be safe to access for th

about 7 years ago
Sandringham Harbor Maintenance Dredging Wrapped Up
Business & Finance

Sandringham Harbor Maintenance Dredging Wrapped Up

The Victorian Regional Channels Authority (VRCA) has just announced that Sandringham Harbor Maintenance Dredging project has been wrapped up successfully. In recent years, Sandringham harbor has experienced an accumulation of sand and seagrass in front of the off the beach sailing facilities operate

about 7 years ago
New Mini Hydraulic Excavator from Caterpillar
Business & Finance

New Mini Hydraulic Excavator from Caterpillar

Caterpillar has just launched their new Cat 306 CR Mini Hydraulic Excavator, marking the company’s entry in the 6-ton class offering. According to Caterpillar, the 306 CR mini excavator is built to exceed customer expectations with strong performance, enhanced operator experience and simplified main

about 7 years ago
Adelaide’s Beaches to Receive New Sand
Business & Finance

Adelaide’s Beaches to Receive New Sand

Sand pumping to replenish the beaches between Kingston Park and Somerton Park is wrapping up ready for summer, informs the South Australian Department for Environment and Water (DEW). Around 100,000 cubic meters of sand has been successfully pumped via the sand recycling pipeline from Glenelg to the

about 7 years ago
Consultations Open on Tauranga Draft Coastal Structures Policy
Business & Finance

Consultations Open on Tauranga Draft Coastal Structures Policy

New Zealand’s Tauranga City Council is currently reviewing their coastal structures policy to ensure that they consider the needs of future communities, including the potential impact of climate change as they decide when and how to maintain public coastal structures. Coastal structures are any man-

about 7 years ago
UniSite Group Releases Q3 Update
Business & Finance

UniSite Group Releases Q3 Update

UniSite Group, a Ningbo based company involved in dredging, land reclamation, offshore projects, marine, mechanical engineering and green remediation projects, took part in some very significant projects all over the world in the third quarter of 2019. Q3 Highlights: UniSite successfully supplied nu

about 7 years ago
Spotlight on Port Hedland Dredging Project
Business & Finance

Spotlight on Port Hedland Dredging Project

Jan De Nul Group recently completed the capital dredging works for the Channel Risk and Optimization Project (CROP) in Port Hedland, Western Australia. Over the past three years a combination of Hopper Dredgers, a Cutter Suction Dredger and Split Hopper Barges were deployed to dredge sections of the

about 7 years ago
Stage 3 of the Quinns Beach Project About to Begin
Business & Finance

Stage 3 of the Quinns Beach Project About to Begin

The City of Wanneroo, WA, has presented plans for the Stage 3 of the Quinns Beach Long Term Coastal Management project. As reported, the Stage 3 coastal management works are scheduled to commence from 14 October 2019 with some mobilization works to occur on 11 October 2019. The Stage 3 works include

about 7 years ago
Dredge Funding Announced for One Mile Creek
Business & Finance

Dredge Funding Announced for One Mile Creek

A lobbying effort by Hinchinbrook MP Nick Dametto has forced the Federal Coalition Government to come good on their election promise to allocate funding to go toward the dredging of Cardwell’s One Mile Creek. Mr Dametto said that this morning’s expected announcement of $1.5 million for dredging was

about 7 years ago
First Dredging in 30 Years for Naha Port
Business & Finance

First Dredging in 30 Years for Naha Port

Naha Military Port, Okinawa, Japan, is currently undergoing its first dredging operation since 1989. According to the U.S. Army, this major hub in shipping for military and other government service cargo is currently unable to support medium draft vessels for unit moves. “We have a great team here w

about 7 years ago
Waidamu River Dredging Begins
Business & Finance

Waidamu River Dredging Begins

Fijian Government has just announced that the dredging works on the 18 kilometer long Waidamu River are expected to start in the following days. According to their latest release, the Minister for Waterways and Environment, Dr. Mahendra Reddy, and Minister for Lands and Mineral Resources, Ashneel Su

about 7 years ago
Sunset Beach Coastal Adaptation Scheme Set to Begin
Business & Finance

Sunset Beach Coastal Adaptation Scheme Set to Begin

In mid October 2019, construction of a low-crest Geotextile Sand Container (GSC) groyne and revetment on the Sunset Beach Foreshore at Triton Place to mitigate coastal erosion will begin, the City of Greater Geraldton reports. The 40m low-crest GSC groyne and 50m long GSC revetment being constructed

about 7 years ago
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