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Stage 1 of the Onslow Boating Project now complete
Infrastructure

Stage 1 of the Onslow Boating Project now complete

Stage 1 of the Onslow Community Boating Precinct (CBP) is now complete, with the works creating modern recreational boating facilities to residents and visitors alike. Upgrades to the precinct included the dredging of a new basin, construction of a two-lane boat ramp with central floating jetty, a c

about 3 years ago
Dredger Elbe completes Montserrat dredging campaign
Infrastructure

Dredger Elbe completes Montserrat dredging campaign

Dutch Dredging’s trailing suction hopper dredger Elbe has successfully wrapped up the Caribbean dredging campaign in Montserrat. Since late July, TSHD Elbe was busy in Little Bay working on the Montserrat Port Development Project. “On the completion of its dredging duties last weekend TSHD Elbe depa

about 3 years ago
Dredging concessions: towards complete outsourcing
Infrastructure

Dredging concessions: towards complete outsourcing

Canals and rivers are usually important economic lifelines. It is therefore crucial to maintain the depth and flow of these waterways by dredging accumulating sand, silt and other sediments in time. This not only allows – the ever bigger – ships to pass smoothly, it also prevents siltation and flood

about 3 years ago
Scarborough redevelopment project available for public review
Infrastructure

Scarborough redevelopment project available for public review

The Tobago House of Assembly (THA) has just announced that the Final Report for Scarborough’s Urban Redevelopment has been approved for public review. THA commissioned JMetrix Ltd to further develop the conceptual plan presented at the first tranche of public consultations held in February – March 2

about 3 years ago
Jan De Nul’s TSHD Galileo Galilei proves success in Guyana
Infrastructure

Jan De Nul’s TSHD Galileo Galilei proves success in Guyana

In just under eight months, Jan De Nul Group’s Galileo Galilei – hailed as the largest dredger ever arrived on the Demerara River – has delivered on its mission. According to a press release from Vreed-en-Hoop Shorebase Inc. (VEHSI), the one of the world’s largest hopper dredgers was deployed to the

about 3 years ago
Kenner boat launch opens to community
Infrastructure

Kenner boat launch opens to community

Jefferson Parish leaders held a ribbon cutting at the site on Friday (August 11) to mark the end of the Laketown Boat Launch Rehabilitation Project in Kenner. Leaders broke ground on the $2.16 million project this past November. It was an effort to make repairs to the boat launch and to dredge its c

about 3 years ago
Pamalakaya: Manila Bay work continues, despite suspension order
Infrastructure

Pamalakaya: Manila Bay work continues, despite suspension order

Despite the declaration of the Philippines’ President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. to suspend all reclamation projects in Manila Bay, dredging activities intended for reclamation continue in Cavite, a fisherfolk group claimed. The Pambansang Lakas ng Kilusang Mamamalakaya ng Pilipinas (Pamalakaya) reported

about 3 years ago
BREAKING NEWS: Boater killed after striking dredge pipe in Cape May Harbor
Infrastructure

BREAKING NEWS: Boater killed after striking dredge pipe in Cape May Harbor

Authorities have identified a boater killed when his craft hit a loose dredge pipe in Cape May Harbor. Christopher W. Heitman, 45, of Cape May, was operating the 17-foot vessel Sea Hunt in Cape May Harbor yesterday, with one occupant, when his boat struck a loose dredge pipe in the channel, causing

about 3 years ago
CPRA breaks ground on the most ambitious environmental restoration in Louisiana
Infrastructure

CPRA breaks ground on the most ambitious environmental restoration in Louisiana

Governor John Bel Edwards yesterday joined the Louisiana Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority (CPRA), as well as several federal and state leaders, to officially break ground and begin construction on the Mid-Barataria Sediment Diversion. The project is widely regarded as the most ambitious

about 3 years ago
Spotlight on LA River Ecosystem Restoration Project
Infrastructure

Spotlight on LA River Ecosystem Restoration Project

Pete Perez, chief of Engineering and Construction for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Headquarters, continued his visit with leaders and other subject-matter experts with the Los Angeles District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers during several stops along the Los Angeles River Aug. 3 to discuss updat

about 3 years ago
Mayor Fernandez: Continuous dredging to address perennial flooding in Dagupan
Infrastructure

Mayor Fernandez: Continuous dredging to address perennial flooding in Dagupan

The City Government of Dagupan is looking into continuous dredging and investing in infrastructures to address perennial flooding in the city, the Philippine News Agency reports. In a statement on her official social media account, Mayor Belen Fernandez said that these measures were brought up durin

about 3 years ago
Knights Brown to build Cardiff’s new coastal flood defence system
Infrastructure

Knights Brown to build Cardiff’s new coastal flood defence system

Knights Brown has been awarded the contract to build Cardiff’s new coastal flood defence system in south-east Cardiff. The scheme, on the Rover Way foreshore and the banks of the River Rhymney, has been designed to protect properties from the impact of extreme weather events, and from rising sea lev

about 3 years ago
University Lakes phase 1 focuses on dredging
Infrastructure

University Lakes phase 1 focuses on dredging

The first phase of the University Lakes Project in Baton Rouge is now officially underway. Officials gathered for a news conference on Tuesday, August 8, to reveal the updated plans for Phase 1. “And this is not a small deal. All in we’ve got $65 million dollars lined up for this project,” said Loui

about 3 years ago
BREAKING NEWS: Tulfo airs concerns about Manila Bay land reclamation
Infrastructure

BREAKING NEWS: Tulfo airs concerns about Manila Bay land reclamation

A party-list lawmaker is seeking an investigation into the status of the Manila Bay reclamation projects and its consequential effects on national security and the environment, the Philippine News Agency said. ACT-CIS Party-list Rep. Erwin Tulfo filed House Resolution 1171 today, directing the House

about 3 years ago
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