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Absecon Island periodic nourishment VIDEO
Infrastructure

Absecon Island periodic nourishment VIDEO

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Philadelphia District is working with the contractor, Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Company, to place 2 million cubic yards of sand and conduct periodic nourishment along Absecon Island. The project – designed to reduce the risk of storm damages to property and infrastru

about 5 years ago
Centerm expansion project – December update
Infrastructure

Centerm expansion project – December update

The Port of Vancouver (BC) today released the latest update on their Centerm Expansion Project and ongoing works in the area. As reported, work in the water, on the terminal, and on the south shore continues in December. The land fill in the eastern expansion area continues to settle and will be rem

about 5 years ago
Dredging ends at the North Sea beach in NY
Infrastructure

Dredging ends at the North Sea beach in NY

The dredging operations for the North Sea beach replenishment project in Suffolk County, NY, were successfully completed last week. A Suffolk County dredge wrapped up its work a couple of days ago, while pay loaders will continue to re-build the beach through the end of the year. The North Sea B

about 5 years ago
Thames-Coromandel: Successful completion of the Flaxmill Bay work
Infrastructure

Thames-Coromandel: Successful completion of the Flaxmill Bay work

Three groynes (15m-30m length) have been constructed as a five-year trial at Flaxmill Bay to mitigate erosion of the dunes and assist with building up a high tide beach, Thames-Coromandel District Council informs. Work started last month and was completed on Friday, 4 December, one week ahead of sch

about 5 years ago
USACE Commanders visit Port of Harlingen
Infrastructure

USACE Commanders visit Port of Harlingen

USACE’s Southwestern Division Commander Brig. Gen. Christopher G. Beck and Galveston District Commander Col. Timothy R. Vail met with the Port of Harlingen administration on December 1. Beck assumed command of the Southwestern Division in June 2020 and was visiting facilities in his division as part

about 5 years ago
Experts detonate First World War shell dredged from Newark Marina
Infrastructure

Experts detonate First World War shell dredged from Newark Marina

A controlled explosion was carried out yesterday after an unexploded First World War artillery shell was found, Nottinghamshire Police reports. James Wilkinson, who works at Newark Marina, was dredging at around 11am yesterday when he uncovered the device in Farndon Road, Newark, and officers were c

about 5 years ago
Phase II of Boston Harbor dredging wraps up
Infrastructure

Phase II of Boston Harbor dredging wraps up

USACE and Massachusetts Port Authority (Massport) have announced that Phase II of the Boston Harbor Dredging Project is now complete – ahead of schedule by nearly one full year. USACE, partnering with Cashman Dredging Inc. and Dutra Group, have worked 365 days a year, 24 hours a day, since July 2018

about 5 years ago
Province of Albay approves Mayon dredging plans
Infrastructure

Province of Albay approves Mayon dredging plans

The Philippines’ Sangguniang Panglalawigan of Albay – the Province of Albay (SPA) has approved a resolution allowing the governor to enter into a contract with a private company to dredge heavily silted river channels. Board member Dante Arandia, chairman of the committee of environment and infrastr

about 5 years ago
VIDEO: WID Fregate busy on Mahury River
Infrastructure

VIDEO: WID Fregate busy on Mahury River

Baggerbedrijf de Boer has just released this beautiful video of their water injection dredging tug Fregate, taken during her work on a twelve-year contract “Maintenance dredging at the ports of Cayenne and Kourou in French Guiana”. The consortium Boer Remorquage SARL, involving Dutch Dredging and Is

about 5 years ago
DENR Secretary OKs Cagayan River dredging
Infrastructure

DENR Secretary OKs Cagayan River dredging

The Philippines‘ Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) Secretary, Roy Cimatu, has approved the dredging of sandbars in 19 priority sites along Cagayan River as one of the immediate solutions to prevent another destructive flooding in Cagayan Valley. “Removing these obstructions is t

about 5 years ago
Boskalis to build new inland harbor in Spijk
Infrastructure

Boskalis to build new inland harbor in Spijk

Boskalis recently won two infrastructure projects in the Netherlands with a total contract value of approximately EUR 75 million. The first one is for the construction of a new inland harbor in Spijk, the Netherlands, on behalf of Rijkswaterstaat. The harbor is located on the river Waal close to the

about 5 years ago
Delma Port’s second phase of development
Infrastructure

Delma Port’s second phase of development

In support of its ongoing development of Al Dhafra Region, Abu Dhabi Ports has announced the completion of the second phase of development at Delma Port. A key focus of the second phase of the development was the construction of a dedicated 315-metre quay wall. It was designed to specifically satisf

about 5 years ago
DEME’s duo put to the test
Infrastructure

DEME’s duo put to the test

DEME Group has just announced that their new twin split barges ‘Bengel’ and ‘Deugniet’ are undergoing final sea trials before entering the service. Earlier this year, the 3.500m³ twin sisters were successfully launched in Batam, Indonesia. According to DEME, these barges are much bigger than those i

about 5 years ago
Hopper barge Morskaya handed over to Rosmorport
Infrastructure

Hopper barge Morskaya handed over to Rosmorport

FSUE Rosmorport has taken delivery of the self-propelled hopper barge Morskaya, the Russian company reported yesterday. Built by Onezhsky Shipyard in Petrozavodsk, the new vessel will join Taman subdivision of Rosmorport’s Azov-Black Sea Basin branch. As reported, the 600 m3 hopper barge – with the

about 5 years ago
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