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Dredging at Sarnia Harbour Now Complete

Canada

It’s been nearly eight years since the Sarnia Harbour was last dredged—that being in 2008 by Transport Canada—and the City of Sarnia’s Peter Hungerford, director of economic development, is hoping it will be at least at least a few years before a gradual filling in of sediment is required. With a transfer of ownership to… Read More

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Smooth Sailing for Boaties into Rosslyn Bay

Australia

AFTER months of delays, it will be all smooth sailing for Rosslyn Bay boaties. Roughly 46,000 cubic metres of material has been removed from the harbour in a bid to improve navigational access. Keppel MP Brittany Lauga said the works, announce in June, were part of a $1.5 million contract to restore all-tide navigational access… Read More

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Martinez City Moves Forward with Dredging Plan

United States

City Council approved Wednesday a resolution to allocate funds to hire a consultant for a marina dredge design and study. A water depth survey of the marina was recently completed which defined the locations and amounts of siltation that has occurred in the marina since its last dredging four years ago. As suspected, the survey… Read More

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Ukrainian Sea Ports Authority Announce its Plans for Dredging Works for 2017

Ukraine

The state-run enterprise Ukrainian Sea Ports Authority in 2017 is scheduled to hold dredging works at sea ports at the total area of about 20 million cubic meters, including capital dredging. Newly appointed acting head of the Ukrainian Sea Ports Authority Raivis Veckagans announced this during a meeting with dredging companies in the American Chamber… Read More

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Dredging of Faleasao Harbor to Resume in April/May

Samoa

Contractor McConnell Dowell will resume dredging of the Faleasao harbor in Manu’a maybe in April or May. That’s according to Taimalelagi Dr. Claire Poumele who was responding to a question from Rep. Vailoata Amituana’i, about the status of the dredging in Manu’a to accommodate the MV Manuatele. Vailoata said he learned from company officials that… Read More

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Dredging Begins in Eau Gallie River

United States

Dredging has begun in the befouled Eau Gallie River to remove a half-century of muck, a carpet of black gunk that is known to strand even canoes. “You can go, but your outboard motor will just turn thick sludge,” said Matt Culver, Brevard County’s boating and waterways program coordinator. “It’s like going through pea soup.”… Read More

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Narrow River Project Includes Dredging

United States

Commenced at the end of October, the Narrow River restoration project is nearing completion of its first phase. The dredging of the marsh river bed between Middlebridge and Sprague Bridge is expected to be completed by Tuesday, Jan. 31. At which point, at the end of February, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, which owns… Read More

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Government Awards Contract for Dredging of River Benue – Amaechi

Nigeria

The Minister of Transportation, Rotimi Amaechi, has said the Federal Government has awarded contract for the dredging of the critical part of River Benue. Mr. Amaechi, who disclosed this at the 2017 budget defence before members of the Senate Committee on Marine Transport on Thursday in Abuja, said that work will soon commence. He said… Read More

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Run Aground at Finance Board, Dredging Project Goes to RTM

United States

Run aground at Westport’s Board of Finance Wednesday night, a $1.265 million request to dredge the Compo Beach channel and marina now heads to the Representative Town Meeting (RTM) on Tuesday. Because the finance board turned it down by a 4-2 vote, it needs a 70 percent supermajority of the 36-member body to approve the… Read More

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Harbour Remediation Project Moves To Colwood Side

Canada

The next phase of remediation dredging operations in the Esquimalt Harbour is now underway in the waters adjacent to Fleet Diving Unit (Pacific) in Colwood. Overseen by Formation Safety and Environment (FSE) and contracted through Public Works & Government Services Canada, the work is being performed by private contractor JJM Construction Ltd., of Delta, B.C.,… Read More

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$14.1 Million Baltimore Harbor Dredging to Begin in Coming Days

United States

More than one million cubic yards of mud, silt, sand, shell and other material will be scooped from the bottom of the Baltimore Harbor over the next several months to maintain depth and berth required for the port’s shipping channels. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers awarded the $14.1 million contract for the dredging work… Read More

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NFF Seeks Speedy Steps to Dredge Estuary Off Fishing Harbour

India

National Fish Workers Forum has requested the Puducherry government to ensure uninterrupted dredging in the estuary off the fishing harbour in neighbouring Thengaithittu to relieve fishermen of hardships to navigate the accumulated sand mounds there. Chairman of NFF’s Puducherry unit M Ilango said in a release that there had been regular dredging in the past…. Read More

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Dredging Underway at Port of Chinook

United States

Annual dredging has commenced at the Port of Chinook. The mission this year is to remove as much as 15,000 cubic yards of material that have accumulated at the port. “We are budgeting on 30 operational days of dredging, which would be approximately 300 operation hours,” said Port Manager Guy Glenn Jr. in a Jan…. Read More

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DENR Serves Cease Order on Aklan Dredging Operation

Philippines

The Department of Environment and Natural Resources has taken action to stop the dredging activities of STL Panay Resources Co., LTD. at the Aklan River. DENR sent its National Environmental Crime Task Force — led by Undersecretary Art Valdezto — to Aklan to personally serve a cease and desist order against the dredging firm. “Kalibo,… Read More

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EPA Finalizes Plan for Second Phase of Eighteen Mile Creek Work

United States

The EPA has finalized its plans for the second phase of cleanup at Eighteen Mile Creek — an approximately $23 million project to address soil contamination along a corridor south of Harwood Street in Lockport. The EPA’s plan, which was presented to the public Sept. 7 and was finalized Tuesday, will utilize a combination of… Read More

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