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Maintenance Dredging of the Harbor and Access Channel Areas, Rota, Spain

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Bantry Harbour Development to Start

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The long-awaited project will provide a huge boost to tourism and marine industries in the West Cork town. BAM Civil Ltd wasappointed main contractor for phase one of the the inner harbour development. It involves the creation of a 20-berth marina on quayside pontoons, plus dredging to a depth of 4m, which will allow vessels… Read More

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Naples Boaters Pleased with Plans to Dredge Gordon Pass

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Boaters are satisfied with plans to resume dredging at Gordon Pass Naples, they said Wednesday. Gordon Pass connects Naples Bay to the Gulf of Mexico and boaters said the pass is dangerous. The Army Corps of Engineers approved millions of dollars for the project Tuesday after surveying the sandbar two weeks ago. Boaters said Wednesday… Read More

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Dredging Works to Replenish Beach Due to Start Monday

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MORE than 20,000 cubic metres of sand will be pumped onto Maroochydore Beach from Monday in an effort to rejuvenate the eroded coast line. Sunshine Coast Council executive director Infrastructure Services, Andrew Ryan, said dredging works would be finished by March 4, weather permitting. “The key purpose of the dredging is to create and maintain… Read More

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Proposed Harbor Breakwater Project Presented

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Could or should Swampscott Harbor have a breakwater? It is a question the Harbor and Water Advisory Committee have been considering and was the subject of a presentation at the Selectmen’s meeting last week. Jay Borkland, of consulting firm Apex Companies and a Swampscott resident said a breakwater would be a “defining structure in the… Read More

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Maintenance Dredging of Newark Bay, Federal Navigation Project

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$55M More to Deepen the Delaware

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The project to deepen the Delaware River navigation channel will receive $22 million in the Army Corps of Engineers’ current fiscal year work plan and $33 million in President Obama’s proposed budget for fiscal year 2017, which begins Oct. 1, according to Sen. Robert P. Casey (D., Pa.). About 80 percent of the channel is… Read More

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EU Launches Blue Nodules Project

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The EU has launched a major project involving an international consortium of 14 industry and research organisations aimed at the sustainable harvesting of polymetallic nodules from the deep ocean. Called Blue Nodules, the project will also involve Netherlands-based shipbuilder and offshore innovator Royal IHC and Belgian dredging and offshore giant DEME. READ FULL ARTICLE HERE

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New Panama Canal Locks to be Completed by June

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After more than a year-long delay, a new set of larger locks for the Panama Canal will be complete by the end of June, the waterway’s administrator said on Wednesday, after builders repaired cracks that had formed in the concrete walls. The consortium building a third, bigger set of locks on one of the world’s… Read More

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More Resources Sought for Oregon, Hatteras Inlets

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Congressman Walter B. Jones (NC-3) is calling on the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to allocate additional funding to dredge Eastern North Carolina’s Oregon and Hatteras Inlets. In a letter sent today, Congressman Jones reminded Army Corps of Engineers leadership of the chronically poor navigation conditions at both inlets. He also pointed out that the… Read More

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Lake District Voters Approve Dredging Project

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Residents around Lake Altoona vote to move forward with a $1.4 million project to dredge several parts of the lake. Only two people voted “no” to the plan to remove more than 12,000 truckloads of sand from several areas of the lake. The Lake District says by removing the sediment now, Lake district tax payers… Read More

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More Sand in Milford Harbor Alters Dredging Plan

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There’s more sandy material in Milford Harbor’s navigation channel than first thought, limiting safe navigation, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers says. The Corps had already planned to dredge portions of the 10-foot entrance channel, but it is now revising its plans because of a higher than expected amount of sandy material in the harbor…. Read More

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Second Container Berth Opens at Lyttelton Port

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The rebuilding of the first 57 metre section of Cashin Quay 2 at the Port of Christchurch has finished and by the end of April the new wharf should reach 101 metres. The entire 230 metre long wharf will be completed by the end of the year. “The new Cashin Quay 2 wharf will be… Read More

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Dredging Triggers New Era for Ros a’ Mhíl Marina

United States

The Environmental Protection Agency has paved the way for work to start on the construction of a new multi-million euro harbour for small craft at Ros a’ Mhíl. Extensive dredging work is set to take place this year to allow for the new 92-berth harbour and the deepening of the marina area. The EPA has… Read More

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$2.3 Million Grant To Fund Habitat Restoration On Detroit River Islands

United States

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is awarding $2.3 million to restore habitats on islands southwest of Detroit in the lower Detroit River. U.S. Sens. Debbie Stabenow and Gary Peters have announced the grant for the Stony Island Habitat Restoration. The funding will go to the Friends of the Detroit River. The restoration project seeks… Read More

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