It's on us. Share your news here.


Categories for Upcoming Projects | Contracts | Tenders
Article Image

Judge’s Ruling Puts Pier 55 Construction Back on Track

United States

A Manhattan judge’s ruling is allowing construction to resume at Pier 55, a 2.7-acre, $130 million island park in the Hudson River funded primarily by a foundation created by media mogul Barry Diller and his wife, fashion designer Diane von Furstenberg. A judge for the appellate division of the state Supreme Court issued a ruling… Read More

Article Image

Judge’s Ruling Puts Pier 55 Construction Back on Track

United States

A Manhattan judge’s ruling is allowing construction to resume at Pier 55, a 2.7-acre, $130 million island park in the Hudson River funded primarily by a foundation created by media mogul Barry Diller and his wife, fashion designer Diane von Furstenberg. A judge for the appellate division of the state Supreme Court issued a ruling… Read More

Article Image

New Outfall Pipe Nearing Completion

United Kingdom

Yorkshire Water’s £7 million project to replace the sea outfall pipe at Wheatcroft in Scarborough is nearing completion. Van Oord, a leading marine engineering contractor, have had numerous vessels on station in Cornelian Bay since April this year whilst excavating a trench in the seabed and installing the new pipe. In April and May, the… Read More

Article Image

New Orleans to Move Forward with $115 Million in Ecologically Driven Drainage Projects

United States

New Orleans is about to embark on a $115 million, three-year project to upgrade drainage in eight neighborhoods, the largest effort to date to enact new strategies focused on retaining – rather than immediately pumping out – rainwater. The federally funded projects are spread throughout the city and collectively represent the biggest recent effort to… Read More

Article Image

Renton Undertakes Dredging Project on Cedar River in Flood Prevention Effort

United States

A big dredging project on the Cedar River in Renton could help protect homes, roads and bridges from major flooding this winter. Crews plan to dredge more than 120,000 cubic yards of gravel and sediment from a 1.25 mile stretch of the river. That`s enough to fill about 1,600 swimming pools. “It’s a significant amount… Read More

Article Image

New Oil Terminal for Houston Ship Channel

United States

Magellan Midstream Partners has announced plans to construct a new high-capacity marine terminal along the Houston Ship Channel in Pasadena, Texas, to handle refined petroleum products, including various grades of gasoline and diesel fuel and renewable fuels. The new terminal will be built on nearly 200 acres of recently-acquired land. Magellan initially plans to build… Read More

Article Image

Mountain Lake Dredging Project Estimated to Cost $2.5 Million

United States

Removing the accumulated sediment in Mountain View Lake –– a problem that is contributing to the growth of invasive Eurasian milfoil in the waterway –– is expected to cost roughly $2.5 million, the president of the environmental consulting firm overseeing the project told the Bellmont Town Board last week. EcoLogic President Elizabeth Moran said removing… Read More

Article Image

Jacksonville Harbor Maintenance Dredging

United States

https://www.fbo.gov/index?s=opportunity&mode=form&id=8501dc72b79e169348522f2785058559&tab=core&_cview=1

Article Image

$4.2M Repairs Done

Fiji

The $4.2 million repair works to the Nabouwalu Jetty has been completed. The maintenance done by Hall Pacific in the past four months included dredging and civil construction works. The company’s managing director, Cameron Hall, said the project — delivered on behalf of Fiji Roads Authority — had been successful in enabling the efficient delivery… Read More

Article Image

Mountain Lake Dredging Project Estimated to Cost $2.5 Million

United States

Removing the accumulated sediment in Mountain View Lake –– a problem that is contributing to the growth of invasive Eurasian milfoil in the waterway –– is expected to cost roughly $2.5 million, the president of the environmental consulting firm overseeing the project told the Bellmont Town Board last week. EcoLogic President Elizabeth Moran said removing… Read More

Article Image

Sand Fight Entering Phase 2, Says Harbour Master

Barbados

The Barbados Port Inc. has not thrown in the towel concerning the alarming growth of sand in the mouth of the Careenage. In fact, said Harbour Master Richard Alleyne, they had accelerated their efforts by initiating Phase 2 of their combat plan. “Yes you would see the sand building up but the work hasn’t stopped…. Read More

Article Image

Corps to Begin Dredging Napa River to 9-Foot Minimum Depth

United States

The long-awaited deepening of the Napa River should start as early as mid-September and last six to nine weeks, according to federal officials overseeing the waterway’s first dredging project in nearly two decades. In a public forum Tuesday at the Napa Valley Yacht Club, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers outlined more details of the… Read More

Article Image

DLNR News Release: Ala Wai Canal Dredging and Improvements Project and EIS is Topic of Information and Scoping Meeting on July 21

United States

The Department of Land and Natural Resources (DLNR) is holding a public information and environmental impact statement (EIS) preparation notice scoping meeting for the Ala Wai canal dredging and improvement project on Thursday July 21. Project components being considered include maintenance dredging of the Ala Wai Canal and a portion of the Manoa-Palolo drainage canal,… Read More

Article Image

Land Reclamation and Dredging Almost Finished at Himmafushi

Maldives

Land reclamation and dredging is almost finished on the south side lagoon in Himmafushi according to island council. This land is estimated to be 21.7 Hectare. The reclamation project was started on this month 4th by Van Oord Dredging and marine Contractors. Total of 130 million MVR is spent for land reclamation and revetment Himmafushi… Read More

Article Image

Feds, Fargo, Moorhead Sign Off on Red River Partnership

United States

The mayors of Fargo and Moorhead, Minn., signed off last week on a public-private partnership with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to build a $2.1 billion flood-control project along the Red River. But even as the signing ceremony was taking place, the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) was still debating whether it would… Read More

It's on us. Share your news here.
Submit Your News Today

Join Our
Newsletter
Click to Subscribe