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Burns Harbor Approach Channel Dredging

United States

Notice Date 8/28/2015 Notice Type Award Notice NAICS 237990 — Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction Contracting Office USACE District, Chicago, 111 N. Canal, Suite 600, Chicago, IL 60606 ZIP Code 60606 Solicitation Number W912P6-15-B-0006 Response Due 8/17/2015 Archive Date 9/18/2015 Point of Contact W. Dale Dewar, Phone: 3128465370 E-Mail Address wesley.d.dewar@usace.army.mil (wesley.d.dewar@usace.army.mil) Small Business… Read More

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Renourishment Project Goes Before Voters

United States

On Monday, voters will be asked to spend $1.25 million to salvage 150,000 cubic yards of sand being dredged from the Cape Cod Canal to nourish Town Neck Beach. The single-issue special town meeting is scheduled for 7 p.m. at Sandwich High School. The money would come from community preservation funds and the measure requires… Read More

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New Santos Port Access Roads Get Green Light, Funding

United States

The South American container port of Santos notched up a treble dose of good news this week, announcing construction on a new access roads, an outer ring road and emergency dredging that will ease delays and free up the flow of containers in and out of the busy port. READ FULL ARTICLE HERE

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O.C. to Take Bids for $6.4 Million Huntington Harbour Dredging Project

United States

The Orange County Board of Supervisors decided Tuesday to seek bids for a Huntington Harbour dredging project. The $6.4-million county project will maintain the depths of the Sunset Aquatic Marina and the waterway between the Pacific Coast Highway bridge in Seal Beach and Warner Avenue in Huntington Harbour, according to a county staff report. Bidding… Read More

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Residents Concerned Over Replenishment Project, Meeting Set

United States

Talk of “bad” sand, steep beach entranceways and the grain quality of sand dominated the recent meeting of Beach Haven’s governing body, as a feeling of trepidation over the upcoming beach replenishment project seemed palpable in a packed session. Local officials said they – like a member of the public – would ask questions and… Read More

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Decatur Dredge Report

United States

Work will likely continue into next year to increase the capacity of the area that holds sediment dredged from Lake Decatur. The project involves raising the barriers, or berms, around a 523-acre site in Oakley Township. Rainy conditions make it impossible for subcontractor Terra Contracting Services Inc. to maneuver heavy trucks through the basin, said… Read More

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Rehabilitation Work underway at GSS

United States

Rehabilitation of the Government Shipping Service Jetty at Walu Bay in Suva is currently underway.  This includes improvement in infrastructure and dredging of the water ways.  Permanent Secretary for Transport Francis Kean says this is necessary to improve the working environment and provide better service to the people.  READ FULL ARTICLE HERE

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Milford Pond Restoration Project on Schedule

United States

The nearly $6 million project to restore wildlife habitat at the northern end of Milford Pond through the dredging of material from the southern portion remains on track to finish next April. Crews from Palmer Federal Constructors, the Lawrence-based contractor hired for the restoration project, is expected to ramp up dredging in September, working weekends… Read More

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Channel Dredging to Start Mid-September

United States

Dredging start date will be more like mid-September than early September, so after the Labor day holiday; the dredge pipeline is still scheduled to be placed above ground cutting off pathway access between the harbor and Mason Avenue, but other options including burial are still being considered; USACE advises all questions and requests for public… Read More

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Nigeria: ‘Dredging of River Benue to Commence Soon’

United States

The National Inland Waterways Authority (NIWA) at the weekend said the N25 billion contract for the dredging of River Benue which was awarded by the federal government last year would commence soon. Acting Managing Director of NIWA, Danladi Ibrahim, who disclosed this while briefing journalists in Lokoja on the activities of the agency, noted that… Read More

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Damodar Valley Corporation’s Balpahari Dam Awaits West Bengal’s Nod

United States

The proposed Balpahari Dam by the Damodar Valley Corporation (DVC), which is crucial to West Bengal in averting floods, is awaiting the state’s green nod. “The detailed project report for Balpahari had been sent to government of West Bengal for approval,” DVC Chairman Andrew WK Langstieh told PTI. West Bengal had blamed DVC for excessive… Read More

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Buying A Dredge – 10 Things You Need To Consider

United States

Investing / buying a dredge can be a scary process. In the past 5 years alone I have seen a dozen different dredge builders surface around the world and throw up web pages that make them look bigger than they actually are. It is important that you do your due diligence before selecting a dredge… Read More

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Snug Harbor Dredging to Start This Fall

United States

Snug Harbor will be dredged this year, engineers said as they laid out a plan to address lagoon and back bay dredging before community members during a town hall meeting Tuesday, Aug. 25 at the senior center. “We’re here to be your advocates and we really hope to make this work,” said Carole Beske, project… Read More

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About Twice as Much Dredging Needed as Previously Thought in Ocean City

United States

After years of waiting, a much-anticipated dredging of back bays and lagoons in Ocean City is likely to begin just after Labor Day. The bad news is that only Snug Harbor can be dredged this year, and it appears that the problem is twice as bad as previously anticipated. Representatives from ACT Engineering and Anchor… Read More

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Pressure Looms to Deepen St. Johns River as JaxPort Works to Remain Viable

United States

Even as the Jacksonville Port Authority and city leaders continue to plod along in their quest to find money to deepen the St. Johns River, recent successes bode well for the local port’s future. A parade of 18-wheelers, all quite naked without their containers, idle bumper to bumper in the shadow of diesel cranes on… Read More

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