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Manara (Bahrain) awards $26m deal for Nurana waterfront scheme to Great Lakes Dredge & dock
Business & Finance

Manara (Bahrain) awards $26m deal for Nurana waterfront scheme to Great Lakes Dredge & dock

According to MEED (Middle East Business Intelligence) Bahrain’s local real estate developer Manara Developments has awarded US-based Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Company an estimated BD10m ($26m) contract… Source: MEED, November 24, 2009 / Gulf Daily News, June 29, 2oo9

about 16 years ago
Penang Port, Malaysia in need for dredging
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Penang Port, Malaysia in need for dredging

The investment of more than RM1.1 billion to upgrade Penang Port will come to naught if the port’s north channel is not deepened, said Penang Port Sdn Bhd (PPSB) managing director Datuk Ahmad ibni Hajar… Source: The Edge Malaysia, November 25, 2009;

about 16 years ago
The Army Corps of Engineers in Wilmington (USA) awarded a more than $20 million contract to Great Lakes Dredge & Dock
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The Army Corps of Engineers in Wilmington (USA) awarded a more than $20 million contract to Great Lakes Dredge & Dock

Wrightsville Beach could get sand in its stocking this Christmas… Source: Lumina News, November 25, 2009

about 17 years ago
The dredging of Melbourne’s shipping channels (AU) will continue for another six months
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The dredging of Melbourne’s shipping channels (AU) will continue for another six months

The dredging of Melbourne’s shipping channels will continue for another six months and return every five years despite the controversial project being declared complete… Source: Herald Sun, November 25, 2009;

about 17 years ago
Ports America to Invest $1,3 billion in US Port Expansion
Business & Finance

Ports America to Invest $1,3 billion in US Port Expansion

A private investment group led by Highstar Capital has agreed to invest as much as $1.3 billion to expand the Port of Baltimore as ports in the eastern U.S. push to make changes needed to serve a new generation of supersize cargo vessels… Source: The Wall Street Journal, November 21, 2009

about 17 years ago
South Africa: Subtech made history with the removal of tunnel sections to attain required dredging depth
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South Africa: Subtech made history with the removal of tunnel sections to attain required dredging depth

Subtech has once again made history when they removed the last section of the sub-aqueous tunnel from beneath the Durban harbour mouth. This is the first time that a sub-aqueous tunnel has been removed in its entirety… Source: Subtech

about 17 years ago
USA: $3.75 Million Federal Contract Awarded to Manson Construction
Business & Finance

USA: $3.75 Million Federal Contract Awarded to Manson Construction

WASHINGTON — Manson Construction Co., Seattle, won a $3,751,000 federal contract from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Savannah, Ga., for maintenance dredging. Place of performance will be at Charleston Entrance Channel, Charleston county, S.C… Source: Targeted News Service, November 24, 2009

about 17 years ago
Kuwait will provide full support to Bangladesh for the procurement of dredgers
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Kuwait will provide full support to Bangladesh for the procurement of dredgers

Kuwait yesterday assured Bangladesh to provide all necessary support for the economic development of Bangladesh and procurement of dredgers for implementing the government’s capital and maintenance dredging in the country’s major rivers… Source: The New Nation, November 25, 2009

about 17 years ago
Dredging International starts work on the deepening of Liepaja Port in Latvia
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Dredging International starts work on the deepening of Liepaja Port in Latvia

Work on the deepening of Liepaja Port has begun, LETA was informed by the Liepaja Special Economic Zone’s public relations specialist Liga Ratniece-Kadege. The work is being carried out by Belgian company Dredging International N.V… Source: Baltic Zone, November 25, 2009;

about 17 years ago
IHC Merwede (NL) temporarily closes shipyard
Business & Finance

IHC Merwede (NL) temporarily closes shipyard

Shipbuilder IHC Merwede BV closes in mid March 2010 the slope of the former Merwede Shipyard in Rivierdijk Hardinxveld-Giessendam indefinitely… Source: Het Kompas, November 24, 2009

about 17 years ago
The controversial dredging of Port Phillip Bay (AU) is complete
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The controversial dredging of Port Phillip Bay (AU) is complete

THE controversial dredging of Port Phillip Bay is complete, at a cost of $969 million… Source: Herald Sun, November 25, 2009

about 17 years ago
North Stream pipeline project starts removal of underwater mines in the Finnish Gulf
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North Stream pipeline project starts removal of underwater mines in the Finnish Gulf

The removal of underwater mines by exploding them starts in the Finnish Gulf along the route of the North Stream gas pipeline… Source: RZD-Partner, November 23, 2009

about 17 years ago
World Bank offered $135 million aid for the Jakarta Emergency Dredging Initiative
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World Bank offered $135 million aid for the Jakarta Emergency Dredging Initiative

Director General of Debt Management at the Ministry of Finance Rahmat Waluyanto said the World Bank offered aid for coping with flood in Jakarta. The offer will be included in the Jakarta Emergency Dredging Initiative… Source: VIVA News, November 24, 2009;

about 17 years ago
Louisiana (USA) urges Corps to stop dumping dredged material
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Louisiana (USA) urges Corps to stop dumping dredged material

NEW ORLEANS — State officials are urging the Army Corps of Engineers to stop discarding sediment it dredges from the Mississippi River and use more of it to restore Louisiana’s eroded wetlands. Source: USA Today, November 23, 2009;

about 17 years ago
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