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SLO council OKs first step toward dredging Laguna Lake

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City leaders have taken one small step toward possibly digging out the nearly dry Laguna Lake. The San Luis Obispo City Council voted unanimously Tuesday to authorize a request for proposals for the first phase of a dredging and sediment project for the lake. A plan could be determined as soon as next spring. The… Read More

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Goodwives River dredging starts in the fall

United States

The town of Darien will move forward with a project this fall to rebuild the Upper Gorham Pond dam, dredge thousands of cubic yards of road sand, and install a fish ladder to help herring migrate more easily, officials said. The primary focus of the project will be the restoration of the aging dam, including… Read More

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Brunswick River and harbour dredging to start

United States

DREDGING of the Brunswick River and harbour is due to start this week. The $410,000 project comes after a bed-level survey identified shallow areas that required maintenance dredging for safe navigation. “Earlier this month a 40-foot vessel making an emergency stop was grounded for three hours on Brunswick River shoals so the dredging is timely,”… Read More

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West Coast Hopper Maintenance Dredging 2016 – Sources Sought

United States

Solicitation Number: W9127N-16-B-0001 Agency: Department of the Army Office: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Location: USACE District, Portland Solicitation Number: W9127N-16-B-0001 Notice Type: Sources Sought Synopsis: Added: Aug 18, 2015 5:44 pm 1. General. This is a Sources Sought Notice. This is NOT an Invitation for Bids. The purpose of this notice is to obtain… Read More

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JAX Chamber pulls out of highly touted river-dredging truce with environmental watchdog

United States

Citing an unworkable time line for progress, the JAX Chamber is pulling out of a highly touted truce it helped craft with an environmental watchdog that was intended to avoid a potentially time-consuming court battle over the controversial project to dredge the St. Johns River. The chamber’s exit from the unlikely alliance — a fragile… Read More

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Geelong Port upgrade to cost $8m as 52m dredge arrives

United States

GEELONG Port is getting an $8 million upgrade, including significant dredging at the hands of a New Zealand construction firm. Heron Construction Company’s 52m dredge, the Machiavelli, will arrive at Refinery Pier in September and spend up to eight weeks conducting excavations to expand the port. The underwater mud and sludge from the operation will… Read More

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Expansion at Solent Refit

United States

Solent Refit, the Southampton water, UK-based refit yard has plans to develop berths for larger vessels alongside its floating pontoon. Currently the yard can berth vessels up to around 60 metres but draft limitations restrict the access for larger craft. Now they are initiating a dredging programme that will provide deeper water alongside. Solent Refit… Read More

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LBI Replenishment Moving Along As Dredge Boat Undergoes Repairs

United States

The ever-changing beach replenishment schedule for Long Beach Island is continuing to evolve as one of two dredge boats involved in the project is receiving repairs. The dredge boat Padre Island was receiving repairs offshore recently while the Dodge Island was continuing dredging operations, sucking up sand and delivering it to island beaches. By August… Read More

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Public Shares Concerns Over Beach Haven’s Upcoming Beach Replenishment

United States

Multiple residents and visitors of Beach Haven stood before the town council during the regular monthly meeting Monday, Aug. 10, to express their concerns regarding the borough’s beach replenishment, adding that many of them like the beaches “just the way they are.” The project, which was last said to begin shortly after Labor Day, has… Read More

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Sauvie Island residents relieved as dumping plans change

United States

Amid vocal opposition from residents, the U.S. Coast Guard is backing off plans to dump dredge spoils from an environmentally contaminated site in Portland off the shore of Sauvie Island. The Coast Guard wants to conduct “maintenance dredging” of its berth for the USCGC Bluebell at its Marine Safety Unit in the Swan Island Lagoon,… Read More

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Maintenance Dredging Begins at Port of Kalama Temco Site This Fall

United States

The Port of Kalama commission voted this week to award a maintenance dredging contract to the apparent low bidder, HME Construction, for $893,910.00. As part of a routine project to maintain the draft needed for large cargo ships the firm will remove dredged materials in front of the TEMCO Grain Terminal located at the Port…. Read More

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County, Corps ready to start dredging permit process

United States

Wahkiakum County officials and the US Army Corps of Engineers moved closer Tuesday to starting a project to place Columbia River Dredge spoils on Puget Island‘s East Sunny Sands eroding beach. Corps representative Karla Ellis, chief of the waterway maintenance division, reported the Corps solicitors had completed the memorandum of agreement for the county and… Read More

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$23 million project means 20 more blocks of Galveston beach

United States

A $23 million beach expansion project, which will bring 20 more blocks of squish-between-your-toes sand to Galveston, is scheduled to get underway Friday. The project will use about 725,000 cubic yards of sand dredged from the Galveston Ship Channel, transforming the current rocky shore along the Gulf of Mexico into an area both more inviting… Read More

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Waterway dredging a welcome start

United States

It’s a start. A belated start, and only a small step toward the finish line, but a start. With $2.4 million in federal funds recently made available to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, the stretch of the Intracoastal Waterway between the Ben Sawyer Bridge and the Isle of Palms Connector will soon be dredged…. Read More

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Egypt starts dredging works for new shipping lane East Port Said

United States

Egypt started Saturday the dredging works of a new 9.5 kilometer-long shipping lane in East Port Said to facilitate international trade maritime navigation, said Suez Canal Authority (SCA) Mohab Mamish in media remarks Friday. President Abdel Fatah al-Sisi has decreed to start the dredging immediately after the inauguration of the 72km-long New Suez Canal that… Read More

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