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WML and Hull City Council have been granted the licence to dredge the marina lock approaches in the outer tidal basin. Dredging will take place across the weekend from 11 December 2015 with an estimated completion date of 14 December 2015. To facilitate dredging the lock will be closed to vessel traffic from 20:42(UT) 11/12/15… Read More
The Port of Bandon recently celebrated a major collaboration that is helping South Coast ports and all those who utilize them. Dredging of the port’s launch ramp is underway, said Port General Manager Gina Dearth, and following that work, the port’s marina will be dredged. The 360SL portable dredge and push boat (named the “SoCo”… Read More
Quay and dredging works have begun at PSA Panama’s International Terminal (PPIT), as part of a US$450m expansion project to raise the facility’s capacity to 2m teu. After a six month design and tendering process, the first contracts were awarded to Jan De Nul and Saipem – construction contractors headquartered in Belgium and Italy respectively…. Read More
Maintenance dredging at both the port of Walvis Bay and the port of Lüderitz is conducted periodically at intervals of approximately five to ten years as part of the ongoing maintenance programme of the Namibia Ports Authority (Namport). The last maintenance dredging was carried out in 2004. This exercise involves the removal of the fine… Read More
A private wetlands creation project in Plaquemines Parish, with the size and complexity of state-built coastal restoration work, expects to take advantage of a mitigation bank to bring back wetlands near the Mississippi River and make a profit at the same time. Mitigation banks are a vehicle by which a company doing habitat restoration work… Read More
Channels for two Fire Island marinas located in the national park will be nearly twice as wide and deep once dredging concludes in late December, officials said Wednesday. The project, which started Nov. 16, will widen the approaches to 100 feet and deepen them to 6 feet at mean low tide. READ FULL ARTICLE HERE
Dredging and cathodic protection works have commenced this week, weather permitting, at An Daingean Fishery Harbour Centre in Co Kerry. The dredging works involve the removal of an existing disused slipway and dredging of the seabed material within the vicinity of the slipway in the eastern basin. The cathodic protection works involves the installation, commission… Read More
Dredging works t completed along the Nabouwalu seafront is expected to benefit boats that berth at the town’s jetty. FRA bridges and jetties program manager Nixon Toremana said the project, worth more than $1million, also included the cost of refurbishment works along the jetty. Mr Toremana said dredging was completed earlier this week and they… Read More
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A project designed to repair the Good Wives River Bridge and remove thousands of feet of sediment from Gorham’s Pond is now underway, but the impending winter has altered the planned schedule. The project focuses on the restoration of the Good Wives River Bridge, which seperates the upper and lower portion of Gorham’s pond, the… Read More
If all goes as planned, crews from Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Company of Oak Brook, Illinois, will be at work in the Cape Cod Canal in January dredging more than 180,000 cubic yards of sand and sediment and depositing the material onto erosion-plagued Town Neck Beach. By the end of March, an army of… Read More
The Merrimack River Beach Alliance yesterday focused on a substance that might be at the core of its community mission: sand. Members discussed a proposed Piscataqua River dredge project to provide needy beaches with inexpensive sand, a potential dredging program on the river side near Plum Island Point, and a university project that has been… Read More
A winning bid has been selected for a long-planned major drainage project to combat flooding along Mountain Drive, but construction won’t begin until the spring. Commissioner of Public Utilities Bruce Collingwood said the contract has been awarded to D.R. Billings Inc. of Lanesborough at a cost of $998,495. However, federal permitting and other project factors… Read More
In the end there were too many unknowns for selectmen to support dredging the Morris Island Cut, even though it likely would have been privately funded. “I think we have to walk a little more slowly,” said Selectman Chairman Jeffrey Dykens. Dykens ticked off a number of questions about the project: the amount of material… Read More