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Studies are underway to determine the impacts of dredging the Vermilion River, which some believe is needed to increase its capacity to handle heavy rainfall from tropical systems and storms such as the devastating August 2016 deluge that flooded thousands of homes in Acadiana. “The Vermilion River is authorized by Congress as a navigable waterway,”… Read More
After years of collaboration between federal, state and local officials, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers recently issued an invitation for bids for the dredging of the Gloucester Harbor and Annisquam River. The project will dredge nearly 140,000 cubic yards of sand from the channel and Lobster Cove. To minimize impacts on natural resources in… Read More
A profitable 20 year old company in the Dredging and Marine Industry is for sale as the owner is relocating. Company was Incorporated under the Companies Act of 1956, The Company is engaged in providing contractual services related to various industries such as Dredging, Marine, Shipping, Mechanical, Civil Construction and Import / Export business. The… Read More
The Long Beach Board of Harbor Commissioners voted unanimously Monday night to approve $26.3 million in funding to connect Colorado Lagoon to Marine Stadium through an open water channel. In return, the Port of Long Beach will receive mitigation credits to offset future projects that might take away from the marine environment. In total, the… Read More
About half of the structure was destroyed by Hurricane Matthew in 2016. An estimated $8 million repair of the Jacksonville Beach Pier damaged by Hurricane Matthew in 2016 will begin by November, according to the mayor’s office. The work could take 18 months, pushing the opening to May 2021, almost five years after the damage… Read More
United Soybean Board looks to study benefits of deeper river channel to enhance soybean farmer profits. A new project approved by the United Soybean Board (USB) sets the foundation needed to improve the draft of the lower Mississippi River from 45 ft. to 50 ft. USB has approved funding to support environmental assessments (research) and… Read More
Here is another great opportunity from Department of the Army titled Baltimore Harbor Maintenance Dredging. The solicitation number of this Request For Quotation is W912DR19B0014. Department of the Army is looking for This is a Pre-Solicitation NoticeThis project will be announced as W912DR-19-B-0014. Project Description: Baltimore Harbor Maintenance Dredging, Maryland FY 19 The proposed procurement… Read More
THUNDER BAY — The Lakehead Region Conservation Authority says an accumulation of silt in the Neebing-McIntyre Floodway means part of the channel needs to be dredged to ensure the floodway works the way it’s supposed to. The LRCA has hired a contractor to remove silt from the section between the Balmoral Street bridge and the… Read More
The $250,000 of funding approved by the city commission will go towards the first phase of the project – planning and design. MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA – The Miami Beach Commission recently approved $250,000 to begin dredging Collins Canal and Biscayne Point Waterway. Sediment build up in the area creates shallow spots that restricts boats from… Read More
DEL MAR — As coastal cities grapple with the reality of sea-level rise, Del Mar is making strides to ensure sand replenishment is an adaptation option for its local beaches. At a June 17 City Council meeting, council members approved a three-year contract with engineering consultant Moffatt & Nichol to create the city’s shoreline management… Read More
The state has secured a construction company to restore Queen Bess Island — what coastal officials call an important habitat for brown pelicans. Pontchartrain Partners LLC will complete the $9.8 million project. The island, which has suffered from subsidence and erosion, will have 30 acres of pelican and wading bird habitat built back up, restoration… Read More
Contractors continue to stage equipment for the Army Corps of Engineers’ planned dredging of the West Fork of the San Jacinto River east of Highway 59, Wednesday, Aug. 1, 2018 in Humble. 30,000 feet of pipe will be used to extract dredging material from the river. The notorious mouthbar — a buildup of sand and… Read More
Environmental and public interest groups have filed letters with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, strongly objecting to plans to dredge and deepen San Francisco Bay for oil tankers, Kallanish Energy has learned. The plan by the Corps calls for a 13-mile-long dredging project to make it easier for tankers to move crude to and… Read More
Removal of sediment to alleviate flooding, fish kills Bill Cook found his dream home in Pescadero in 1996. There was one problem. His house flooded. There were days his children would canoe to the bus stop and boogie board on the driveway. Last Friday, the San Mateo Resource Conservation District officially marked the start of… Read More
Miami Beach commissioners have approved $250,000 for dredging of the Biscayne Point Waterway and Collins Canal. Homeowners celebrated the decision after waiting nearly three decades for sediment removal. Sediment continues to pile in most areas of Biscayne Point Waterway and Collins Canal, cutting boat access at certain points. It’s a big issue for his residents,… Read More