Dredging work along Turnbull Creek, north of Jungle Road, is set to be completed by end of July, according to the City of New Smyrna Beach Public Works Director, David Ray. “As of last week, they’ve taken 1,900 cubic yards of sediment out. They have about 500 feet left to finish and then they’re goi
Russia’s Ust-Luga Port has completed another infrastructure project – reconstruction of the Ultramar marine terminal (phase 3.2). During the works, the seafloor near berth No. 1b was deepened up to -17.2 meters. FSUE Rosmorport, acting as the client for the terminal water area reconstruction, oversa
The CEDA Technical Papers Committee is inviting interested parties to contribute to the Dredging Days conference programme and submit abstracts for presentations. The CEDA Dredging Days 2026 conference, taking place from 11-13 May at A Room with a ZOO, in the splendidly charming Antwerp ZOO, founded
The construction of new cutter suction dredger CSD400 – through a collaboration between Dredge Yard and Dockyard and Engineering Works Limited (DEW) – is progressing well in Bangladesh. Engineering and key components have been delivered from the Netherlands, while DEW is building the hull, cutter la
Orion Group Holdings today announced new Marine and Concrete awards for a total value of approximately $100 million. “We are proud to be recognized with new contract awards that reflect the trust our partners place in us. These achievements are a testament to the strength of our team, our commitment
Boskalis Nederland’s grab dredger Kreeft has recently concluded a very important job in Germany. Near the City of Mainz, the dredger has removed about 50,000 cubic meters of sediment that had accumulated over the past years in the Rhine. In the lower Rijn route Rheingau, sediment accumulation regula
Cashman Dredging has announced the successful completion of the Jacksonville Harbor Maintenance Dredging project in Duval County, FL. Under the $25 million contract, Cashman crews removed over 1,000,000 cubic yards of material from the federal channel. The work was completed in just over three month
Italian-Thai Development Public Company Limited (ITD) has successfully completed land reclamation work related to the Map Ta Phut Industrial Port Development Project, Phase 3. Eastern Economic Corridor EEC, Thailand government and the GULF awarded in late 2022 a contract to ITD to complete the Phase
Last weekend, DE Klop BV received an urgent service request from a customer in the United Kingdom. A seal issue had occurred in the bearing block of a swing arm dredger. “As soon as the bearing block arrived in the Netherlands, the bearing block and seal were renewed and everything was thoroughly ch
The Royal Navy has announced that maintenance dredging operations are about to begin at the HMNB Devonport. According to the Navy and the King’s Harbour Master, maintenance dredging will take place at various places throughout HMNB Devonport, starting on June 20, 2025. The scheme will comprise trail
Dredging work is now complete on Broad Creek in Middlesex County, restoring the channel to a controlling depth of 8 feet and ensuring safe, consistent navigation for both visiting and year-round boaters. “Broad Creek is essential to the marine industry in Middlesex County,” said Trenton Funkhouser,
Dredging operations at the Quincy Bay are about to start in the following days. On Tuesday, workers were out on the Mississippi River using the equipment near the Bayview Bridge. According to the officials, the dredging program is expected to help the water flow along with depth of the river. The Qu
The City of Cape Coral (FL) has wrapped up Chiquita Lock Removal project ahead of schedule. Dredging equipment and turbidity barriers at the Chiquita Lock were removed yesterday, June 17. This marks the early completion of the project and a major advancement in improving waterway access and environm
As reported last week, the long-awaited Sanderling dredge arrived at the San Elijo Lagoon. The dredge – which came from San Diego Bay after undergoing modifications and retrofitting over the past few months in preparation for the San Elijo Lagoon project to remove 70,000 cubic yards of sand from the
