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Calhoun Port Authority Working Toward New Ship Pier

United States

The Calhoun Port Authority is working to construct a new ship pier at the Port of Port Lavaca-Point Comfort. The new pier would be able to accommodate ships up to 145 feet wide and 900 feet long, port director Charles Hausmann said. Hausmann gave a presentation on the port at a Port Lavaca Chamber of… Read More

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Dredging Works at Pichuka Lanka on Cards

India

Dredging works are going to be taken up with a cost of Rs 16 crore at Pichuka Lanka, said Minister for Irrigation, Devineni Umamaheswara Rao, here on Saturday. He along with local MLA Gorantla Butchaiah Chowdary visited Pichuka Lanka on Saturday. Speaking on the occasion, Devineni said that capacity of Sir Arthur Cotton barrage reservoir… Read More

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Longboat Key Dredging Focus Shifts to North Island

United States

Longboat Pass dredging work should be underway over the weekend, according to town official and project officials. “Dredging should start within a day or so,” Town Manager Dave Bullock said in a Thursday interview. The Pullen, a 150-foot-long cutterhead pipeline hydraulic dredge, will pump an estimated 210,000 cubic yards of sand to repair more than… Read More

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Port of Boston Undergoes Various Upgrades

United States

The Port of Boston will be undergoing various upgrades, made possible by funding from the U.S. Department of Transportation’s FASTLANE grant program, along with funding from the Economic Development Bill signed by Governor Charlie Baker. The Governor of Massachusetts website reported the $109.5 million authorized by the Economic Development Bill, signed by Gov. Baker Aug…. Read More

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Funding for $15 Million St. Augustine Beach Re-nourishment Project at Risk of Petition

United States

St. Johns County commissioners will continue supporting a $15 million renourishment project in St. Augustine Beach while encouraging a community group representing oceanfront owners to the north not to file a petition against the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, which is spearheading that project. The South Ponte Vedra-Vilano Beach Preservation Association says erosion on beaches… Read More

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Port Marina Dredging Runs October through December

United States

On Oct. 1 the Port of Kalama will start a dredging project to clear sediment out of its marina. The work will continue into December, the port announced Thursday. The port has awarded Advanced American Construction Inc. a $430,800 contract to dredge the marina. It will pump the debris through a 10-inch wide plastic pipe… Read More

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Image Gives a Glimpse Into How Seaside Heights Beaches Will Look After Replenishment; Bids to be Solicited Soon

United States

Ever wonder what Seaside Heights beaches will look like after an expected beach replenishment project takes place? Borough Administrator Christopher Vaz shared an aerial rendering with Shorebeat this week which provides a glimpse into how far the sand will stretch once the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers project is completed – likely in 2017. The… Read More

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Dredge Sidelined Again, But Successful Season Still in Sight

United States

The Storm Lake dredge has hit another snag, losing precious hours late in the season. The dredge went down on Sunday, and hopes were to have it back operational by the end of the day Tuesday. City infrastructure director Jason Etnyre said that the issue was with the hydraulics system, causing the vegetable-based oil used… Read More

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Ocean City Moves Ahead on Dredging Projects

United States

Since starting work in September, Ocean City has already completed two of the three dredging projects scheduled this year as part of a multimillion-dollar program to clear out lagoons and channels choked with muddy sediment, a top city official said Thursday night. Bayfront dredging work at Snug Harbor between Eighth and Ninth streets has wrapped… Read More

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Osun Moves Dredging Machines to Flooded Areas

Nigeria

Towards stemming the tide of flooding, which recently ravaged a part of the state capital, Osogbo, the Osun State Government has moved to dredge further areas prone to flooding as its machines continued work on Wednesday. At the sight of the machines, which moved to site again, residents applauded the state Governor, Rauf Aregbesola, on… Read More

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Laguna Lake Dredging Project Gets Go-ahead

United States

Laguna Lake has a major sediment buildup problem, and it might finally get some long-overdue relief from the city of San Luis Obispo with a $10 million dredging project. On Sept. 20, the SLO City Council voted unanimously to direct city staff to develop a plan in collaboration with MNS Engineers to dredge up to… Read More

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O’side Harbor Dredging Will Continue Through October

United States

Dredging of Oceanside Harbor will continue through Harbor Days events this month and on into October. The annual dredging project to remove built-up sand and ensure safe harbor navigation got a late start this year and continues to run into delays. City officials have been frustrated with the slow work pace that has impacted summer… Read More

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Portman, Brown Lead WRDA Provision Protecting Cleveland from Toxic Sediment

United States

U.S. Sens. Rob Portman (R-OH) and Sherrod Brown (D-OH) highlighted provisions of the Senate-approved Water Resources Development Act (WRDA) on Thursday that would protect Cleveland from exposure to toxic sediment. WRDA includes a provision that would preempt the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) from determining that toxic material dredged from the Cuyahoga River could… Read More

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FHC Presents Annual Report

United Kingdom

Falmouth Harbour Commissioners (FHC) presented its Annual Report 2015 to members of the public this week. The annual event detailing financial accounts and activity for 2015 as well as a summary of the current year’s activity and finances was held at the National Maritime Museum Cornwall in Falmouth. 2015 activities highlighted during the session included… Read More

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Positive Trends Buttressing Port St. Joe

United States

As the Port St. Joe Port Authority inches closer to a contract with a customer, the news surrounding the port rode a positive wave last week. Most prominent, the announcement from the U.S. Coast Guard that it had awarded a $10.5 billion contract to Eastern Shipbuilding in Bay County to build nine offshore patrol cutters… Read More

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