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India: construction in Mumbai has come to a near halt due to a serious shortage of sand
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India: construction in Mumbai has come to a near halt due to a serious shortage of sand

Construction in Mumbai has come to a near halt due to a serious shortage of sand, the most essential component. Ready-mix concrete production units in and around the city have also closed temporarily for want of sand. [mappress] Source:business-standard,February 12,2010;

about 16 years ago
The Netherlands: CT Systems unveils the all new Viking Dredge software
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The Netherlands: CT Systems unveils the all new Viking Dredge software

The Netherlands — CT Systems unveils the all new Viking Dredge software. Viking Dredge is specifically designed for use on a wide range of dredging vessels, ranging from a small cutter dredger to a large seagoing hopper dredger… [mappress] Source: GIS User, February 12, 2010

about 16 years ago
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers says: it would be last at least three years before the Montauk Harbor Inlet gets thorough dredging
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U.S. Army Corps of Engineers says: it would be last at least three years before the Montauk Harbor Inlet gets thorough dredging

Larry Penny, East Hampton’s director of natural resources, said on Tuesday that he was shocked during a Jan. 29 meeting when representatives of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers said it would be at least three years before the Montauk Harbor Inlet and a portion of the harbor itself got the thorough d

about 16 years ago
QPS Quinsy software integrates multibeam and laser scan for inspections of underwater constructions
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QPS Quinsy software integrates multibeam and laser scan for inspections of underwater constructions

In real life, professionals were able to see how QPS Quinsy software in combination with multibeam and laser scanning facilitates inspections of quay walls and other water borders. Last week, several demonstrations were given with co-operation of the Rotterdam Port Authority. [mappress] Source: Hydr

about 16 years ago
Tywyn (UK) Sea Defence Work Starts
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Tywyn (UK) Sea Defence Work Starts

The £6.4m Welsh Assembly Government-funded scheme is set to see the construction of a new rock breakwater above low tide level, rock groynes, and rock revetment to protect properties in the town. [mappress] Source: Cumbrian News, February 10, 2010;

about 16 years ago
$21 million funding package announced to protect Launceston (Australia) from future flood threats
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$21 million funding package announced to protect Launceston (Australia) from future flood threats

THE State Opposition has announced a $21 million funding package to protect Launceston from future flood threats and clean up the ailing Tamar River. [mappress] Source:examiner,February 11,2010;

about 16 years ago
5.2 million cubic meters of sand complete the restoration of Cancun beaches (Mexico)
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5.2 million cubic meters of sand complete the restoration of Cancun beaches (Mexico)

CANCUN, Mexico – The depositing of 5.2 million cubic meters (178.5 million cubic feet) of sand to restore Mexico’s Caribbean beaches has been completed, officials of the trust in charge of the project said. [mappress] Source: The Latin American Herald Tribune, February 10, 2010;

about 16 years ago
Port Waratah Coal Services (Australia) will embark on its most expensive expansion
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Port Waratah Coal Services (Australia) will embark on its most expensive expansion

The move comes as the terminal operator confirmed it would trim export allocations over the next few months after having loaded just 82 per cent of the coal it had been scheduled to export in January. [mappress] Source: Lloyd’s List Daily Commercial News, February 11, 2010;

about 16 years ago
Dredging Corporation of India has second thoughts
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Dredging Corporation of India has second thoughts

Public sector undertakings (PSUs) often face dilemmas while finalising high-value procurement contracts in a market where prices are falling. This is because there are no clear-cut government guidelines. If they scrap tender and invite fresh bids to take advantage of the decline in price… [mappress]

about 16 years ago
Panama Canal Expansion: the ultimate winner will be China
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Panama Canal Expansion: the ultimate winner will be China

This week workmen in Panama will start to dig a hole partfunded by Japan, aided by Latin American cash and big enough to hold the world’s biggest Danish-owned, South Koreanbuilt megaships. The ultimate winner, though, will be China. [mappress] Source: The Press, February 10, 2010

about 16 years ago
China Harbour Eningeering Co celebrates 30 years as a ‘going global’ pioneer
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China Harbour Eningeering Co celebrates 30 years as a ‘going global’ pioneer

China Harbour Engineering Co Ltd ( CHEC), a world-renowned international contractor, has been dedicated to pursuing business opportunities in the overseas market for the past 30 years, ever since its establishment in 1980. During this period, CHEC has sought to develop its business while… Source: Ch

about 16 years ago
Report reveals South Korean administration lied about examination of Four Rivers sediment
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Report reveals South Korean administration lied about examination of Four Rivers sediment

Dongbu Engineering, who carried out the environmental effects evaluation, conceded that it did not examine lower levels of river sediment for contamination [mapppress] Source: The Hankyoreh, February 10, 2010;

about 16 years ago
Sestaoarra La Naval shipyard (Spain) delivers Fall Pipe vessel ‘Simon Stevin’ to Jan de Nul
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Sestaoarra La Naval shipyard (Spain) delivers Fall Pipe vessel ‘Simon Stevin’ to Jan de Nul

The ship is designed primarily to place stones on the seabed to fill trenches, cables and pipelines Sestaoarra La Naval shipyard has delivered the vessel ‘Simon Stevin’ to his client, the Belgian dredging contractor Jan de Nul… [mappress] Source: El Coreo, February 9, 2010;

about 16 years ago
USA: Green Bay harbor threatened by Fox River channel dredging
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USA: Green Bay harbor threatened by Fox River channel dredging

Corps: No clearing of channel, turning basins until 2017… [mappress] Source: Greenbay Press Gazette, February 9, 2010

about 16 years ago
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