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Cravath and Trippe dredging underway
Infrastructure

Cravath and Trippe dredging underway

Dredging operations on Cravath and Trippe Lakes started on February 2, as part of the Lakes Drawdown Project in the City of Whitewater, Wisconsin. After many weeks of preparation with a controlled burn, skinning snow and vegetation from the top and laying wood matting, Stout Construction was able to

about 4 years ago
Vitogo dredging to safeguard nine communities
Infrastructure

Vitogo dredging to safeguard nine communities

Desilting works on the Vitogo River will further boost efforts to safeguard nine communities and an estimated 1,000 Fijians, the Fijian Government said. The dredging works are expected to mitigate flooding and benefit seven settlements, three villages, and sugarcane and crop farms adjacent to the Vi

about 4 years ago
Banana Port construction project officially underway
Infrastructure

Banana Port construction project officially underway

DP World and the Democratic Republic of Congo recently kicked off construction of the massive Banana Port project. This infrastructure project, one of DP World’s largest port investments in Africa, is being developed at Banana, along the country’s 37km coastline on the Atlantic Ocean in Kongo Centra

about 4 years ago
Port Vanino dredging wraps up
Infrastructure

Port Vanino dredging wraps up

Port Vanino in Khabarovsk Region, Russia, has just announced that the dredging works along the port’s waterfront are now complete. The project resulted in recovery of design depth at their hydraulic engineering facilities. Investments into these works – undertaken in two phases – exceeded RUB 180 mi

about 4 years ago
Beach nourishment for South Hutchinson Island starts in March
Infrastructure

Beach nourishment for South Hutchinson Island starts in March

St. Lucie County’s Erosion District has received final approval to move forward with the St. Lucie County Coastal Storm Risk Management Project – a federal beach nourishment project for South Hutchinson Island from Normandy Beach to the Martin County line. Work to replace sand along this 3.4 mile st

about 4 years ago
Port MacDonnell dredging set for April
Infrastructure

Port MacDonnell dredging set for April

After a five year campaign by Independent member for Mount Gambier, Troy Bell, and the Port MacDonnell Professional Fishermen’s Association, the Port MacDonnell Harbour will be finally dredged. This very important dredging program is scheduled to start in April. “It took five years, eight speeches a

about 4 years ago
Van Oord in Romania: Reinforcing Eforie coastline
Infrastructure

Van Oord in Romania: Reinforcing Eforie coastline

Van Oord is moving ahead with the coastal reinforcement works at the Romanian seaside resort of Eforie. This is a coastal defence project in a tourist area in Romania. New groynes and beaches will be designed and the project includes environmental works. The project’s goals are: making way for more

about 4 years ago
Foakaidhoo Harbour development moves forward
Infrastructure

Foakaidhoo Harbour development moves forward

Maldives Transport and Contracting Company (MTCC) has just released that the work on the Sh. Foakaidhoo Harbour development is in full swing. According to the project update, installation of precast concrete blocks required for quay wall construction started earlier this week. Also, the construction

about 4 years ago
DeSantis: $404M for 113 environmental resilience projects
Infrastructure

DeSantis: $404M for 113 environmental resilience projects

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis visited Pinellas and Miami-Dade counties earlier this week to announce the award of grants totaling over $404 million for 113 environmental resilience projects across the state through the Resilient Florida Grant Program. The main goal of this grants is to help prepare

about 4 years ago
Freeport of Riga invests big in port infrastructure development
Infrastructure

Freeport of Riga invests big in port infrastructure development

The Freeport of Riga Authority plans to invest EUR19.8 million in the development of the port’s infrastructure this year – 24% or EUR3.8 million more than last year. Out of the total investments, approximately 60% or EUR11.6 million are funding from the budget of the Freeport of Riga Authority, and

about 4 years ago
Bachman Lake dredging begins
Infrastructure

Bachman Lake dredging begins

Dredging work is scheduled to begin this week at Bachman Lake, northwest of Dallas, Texas. The contractor, Renda Environmental, will use a dredging barge to pump silt to an off-site location, where the slurry will be “dewatered.” The dewatered sediment will be disposed of, while the water will be cl

about 4 years ago
Senators discuss infrastructure funding for Portsmouth’s waterways
Infrastructure

Senators discuss infrastructure funding for Portsmouth’s waterways

U.S. Senators Jeanne Shaheen and Maggie Hassan visited the New Hampshire Port Authority yesterday. During the visit, they discussed the new funding that the New Hampshire Congressional Delegation recently announced for the Army Corps of Engineers to use for maintenance dredging in the Piscataqua Riv

about 4 years ago
Dredging work kicks off at Wiggins Pass
Infrastructure

Dredging work kicks off at Wiggins Pass

The long awaited dredging operation at Wiggins Pass in Florida is finally underway. For months weary boaters have been running aground on the sandbars that flank the mouth of the pass. According to the Southwest Florida Television (SWFL-TV), it looks like the first of the sand will be deposited alon

about 4 years ago
Carolina and Kure CSRM contract awarded
Infrastructure

Carolina and Kure CSRM contract awarded

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ Wilmington District awarded a contract for Coastal Storm Risk Management (CSRM) at Carolina Beach and Kure Beach for $20,3 million on January 18, 2022. According to USACE, the benefits of this CSRM project include protection from erosion and other effects from coast

about 4 years ago
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