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Boston, MA – ShipIn Systems, a global leader in maritime AI technology has today announced the appointment of Daniela Krispin as Chief Technology Officer (CTO). With over 20 years of experience leading R&D teams in both startup and corporate environments, Krispin brings a wealth of expertise in developing SaaS products and highly scalable AI-driven systems…. Read More
HOUSTON — Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Corporation (“Great Lakes” or the “Company”) (Nasdaq: GLDD), the largest provider of dredging services in the United States, today announced that its Board of Directors has authorized a share repurchase program pursuant to which the Company may repurchase up to $50 million of its common stock. “Our business… Read More
RESERVE, LA – After 13 years with DSC Dredge (DSC), we are proud to announce the promotion of Stephen McMahon from Product Support Manager to Vice President of Product Support. His succession follows the retirement of John “Sonny” Lightsey, who dedicated over 29 years to DSC, leaving a lasting legacy within the company. Stephen’s journey… Read More
RESERVE, LOUISIANA – As the new year begins, DSC Dredge (DSC) is pleased to announce that Greg Stahel has joined their leadership team as Director of Manufacturing. In this role, Greg reports to Nicky Giarratano, DSC’s Vice President of Manufacturing, and bring a wealth of leadership experience across multiple industries to further strengthen DSC’s operations. Greg Stahel brings an impressive… Read More
The project encompassed the engineering, fabrication, and delivery of a booster station. This booster station, designed for both land and floating operations, functions as a secondary booster, enabling the dredge Goetz to achieve pumping distances exceeding 15,000 feet. We developed a fully independent booster station capable of being operated remotely and providing vital data to… Read More
Ocean Update On February 1, the Network of the Future, our new East-West network, has begun the phase in process via the Cape of Good Hope as previously announced. Since the start, we have seen good performance on the schedule reliability of the vessels. We are on track to have every vessel phased in as… Read More
By Peter Bowe, Publisher Louisiana’s coastline is disappearing at an alarming rate, threatening communities, industries, and ecosystems. Senator Bill Cassidy has been a steadfast advocate for coastal protection and restoration, using legislation, funding initiatives, and public advocacy to combat land loss and strengthen resilience. DredgeWire (DW) Publisher Peter Bowe recently had the opportunity to sit… Read More
The Port of Los Angeles has appointed Stephanie Magnien Rockwell as Chief of Staff to the Executive Director. In this position, Magnien Rockwell will manage special projects, act on executive and administrative matters, provide executive-level staff support and represent the Port before City of Los Angeles officials and other stakeholders. The Port’s Internal Audit Division… Read More
BURLINGTON, IOWA (March 11, 2025) – Brennan Marine, Inc. (BMI), a leading provider of harbor management and fleeting services, has expanded its presence on the Upper Mississippi River with the acquisition of Matteson Marine Service, Inc. assets. This strategic acquisition strengthens BMI’s capabilities along a key stretch of the waterway. Matteson Marine has been a… Read More
I’m excited to share that I’m starting a new position as VP Sales, Americas at EIVA a/s. Source
The U.S. Coast Guard is facing a mounting infrastructure crisis, with maintenance backlogs reaching a staggering $7 billion as of June 2024, according to a new U.S. Government Accountability Office report. This represents a dramatic increase from the $2.6 billion reported in 2019. The agency’s nearly 40,000 shore infrastructure assets, including critical facilities like boat stations,… Read More
President Trump is ship obsessed. He’s texting about rust into the wee hours of the morning, according to John Phelan, his pick to be Navy secretary. And he’s sprung the idea of a White House shipbuilding office, spanning both commercial and military sectors. Why it matters: Amid years of American atrophy — shuttered shipyards, workforce woes accelerated by… Read More
STAX Engineering, a leader in maritime emissions capture and control, has secured $70 million in funding to accelerate the deployment of its technology and expand carbon capture initiatives. The investment, led by Firstime Credit and Deutsche Bank Private Credit & Infrastructure, comes alongside the company’s new carbon capture trials with Seabound, an onboard carbon capture technology provider…. Read More
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) is preparing to lose an additional 1,029 employees, according to sources that spoke to CBS News. As part of the Office of Management and Budget and Office of Personnel Management’s mandate for agencies to submit reduction in force plans, which are due by March 13, NOAA will be presenting… Read More
U.S. Service Offerings in Theodore, Alabama Expand with People, Floating Assets and Equipment March 3, 2025 – Fort Lauderdale – Resolve Marine, a global leader in innovative marine solutions, today announced that the company will merge operations, equipment and personnel with the marine division of Construction Solutions International, expanding Resolve Marine Service Centers in the… Read More