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Coffee Island in Mobile gets award of $14.6M from NOAA for shoreline implementation by the Nature Conservancy

AL, United States

More than $27 million has been awarded to the Nature Conservancy in Alabama for habitat restoration and coastal resilience funding from NOAA. The Nature Conservancy is the in-state operations of the global TNC organization supporting Alabama-specific conservation efforts through sustainable management, restoration and landscape protection. Funding will be split between two coastal Alabama projects, with… Read More

Rear Adm. Yvette Davids Nominated as Next Naval Academy Superintendent

United States

Rear Adm. Yvette Davids has been nominated to serve as the next superintendent of the Naval Academy, USNI News has learned. If approved by the Senate, Davids would be the first female superintendent in the service academy’s history. Her name was listed on the Senate’s presidential nomination list for promotion to vice admiral but without a position…. Read More

Col. Andrew Baker, who is scheduled to assume the role of district commander in July, was accompanied by LA District Commander Col. Julie Balten

CA, United States

The incoming U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Los Angeles District commander took time out to meet with the LA District’s team and partners April 3-7 as he toured project sites throughout Southern California to learn about the district’s diverse and extensive mission set. Col. Andrew Baker, who is scheduled to assume the role of district… Read More

Maintenance to close temporarily Canyon Lake Dam service road

TX, United States

CANYON LAKE, Texas — Fort Worth District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers officials at Canyon Lake will temporarily close the dam service road for embankment maintenance April 24 through 27. The Overlook Park Road will be open for public enjoyment, but the dam service road is expected to be closed for four days to allow a… Read More

Corps to host public meeting on Robinson Lake restoration study

MN, United States

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, St. Paul District, is seeking public comments on the Lower Pool 4 Robinson Lake habitat rehabilitation and enhancement study, and will host a public meeting May 17, from 6 p.m. – 8 p.m. at Wabasha-Kellogg High School. The school is located at 2113 Hiawatha Dr. E., Wabasha, Minnesota. The… Read More

Army Corp of Engineers awards construction contract for Folsom Dam modifications

CA, United States

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Sacramento District announced April 14 a $114.4 million construction contract awarded for the Folsom Dam Raise project to Folsom Dam Constructors (FDC), a joint venture of California Engineering Contractors, Inc. and Shimmick Construcion Company. Folsom Dam Constructors will be responsible for raising the main dam and left and… Read More

Winter dredging by Cottrell Contracting Corp replenishes Big Foot Island

NC, United States

A dredging operation by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, done over the winter, to clear critical shoaling in Big Foot Slough and replenish its dredge-spoil island will benefit nesting bird habitat. The slough, located in the Pamlico Sound off Ocracoke, is a channel used by the sound ferries that go to Swan Quarter and… Read More

National Public Radio interviews US Army Corps about largest USACE project in 220 years: $34+ Billion

TX, United States

NPR The Corps has a plan to make the Galveston seawall taller, plus build new gates and dunes and other infrastructure to protect other parts of the city from rising seas. The plan would cost at least $34 billion, although that’s likely an underestimate. USACE “This will be the largest ever civil works project undertaken… Read More

Port of Gulfport and USACE Sign Dredge Study Agreement

MS, United States

GULFPORT, Miss. (WLOX) – Wednesday was a big first step in a long journey to make the Port of Gulfport even more efficient and economically viable. The Army Corps of Engineers signed an agreement with the Port of Gulfport to begin a years-long environmental and economic impact study into dredging the shipping channel into the… Read More

Weeks Marine begins Beach Renourishment of Rehoboth, Fenwick portion could last into July

DE, United States

Construction equipment is covering parts of Rehoboth Beach, the first part of a four-month project to bring more sand on to Delaware’s beaches. The US Army Corps of Engineers began work on Monday to restore 290,000 cubic yards of beach between Rehoboth and Dewey in the first of 3 phases of a project expected to… Read More

FEMA green lights major dredge project for beaches

AL, United States

FEMA green lights major dredge project for beaches  Source

Beach closures to come this summer

NY, United States

As the weather warms up and beach season approaches, officials have provided updates on construction that will dictate where New Yorkers will be able to cool off near the Rockaways. Beaches will be closed on a rolling basis due to ongoing resiliency work by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Ten to fifteen blocks of… Read More

USACE awards $59.5 million contract to construct new Deep Creek Bridge in Chesapeake

VA, United States

The Norfolk District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, awarded a $59.5 million contract today to Archer Western LLC of Norfolk, Virginia, to replace the Deep Creek Bridge in Chesapeake, Virginia. “We’re thrilled and honored to announce this major milestone,” said Col. Brian Hallberg, Norfolk District commander. “People in Deep Creek have waited a long time for… Read More

Contract awarded for Mississippi River dike construction near Helena, Arkansas

AR, United States

Congratulations to the Memphis District for reaching a major project milestone on March 8, 2023, and for awarding a task order for dike construction at Below Walnut Bend and Shoofly Bar near Helena, Arkansas. The project delivery team awarded the task order via the Mississippi River Multiple Award Task Order Contract (MATOC), with $6,055,440 going… Read More

South Siesta Key Beach repairs to begin soon by Ahtna Marine & Construction LLC

FL, United States

A project to fix erosion damage on South Siesta Key Beach that occurred during Hurricane Hermine in 2016 is expected to begin soon, county officials said Tuesday. Construction, consisting of trucking in and placing about 92,000 cubic yards of sand using dump trucks and earthmoving equipment from the public park south, is expected to begin… Read More

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