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Manson Construction’s Cutter Suction Dredge Robert M. White in Mobile Harbor, Alabama this week performing critical infrastructure maintenance dredging during COVID-19 and National Maritime Day week. Source: Dredging Contractors of America
Manson Construction’s Cutter Suction Dredge Robert M. White in Mobile Harbor, Alabama this week performing critical infrastructure maintenance dredging during COVID-19 and National Maritime Day week. Source: Dredging Contractors of America
A project years in the making to allow the Cuyahoga River to flow freely through Cuyahoga Valley National Park moved one step closer to reality Thursday. Crews worked on the first step in removing the 8-foot-high, 163-foot-wide Brecksville Dam, which is also known as the State Route 82 Dam, Station Road Dam and Canal Diversion… Read More
A project years in the making to allow the Cuyahoga River to flow freely through Cuyahoga Valley National Park moved one step closer to reality Thursday. Crews worked on the first step in removing the 8-foot-high, 163-foot-wide Brecksville Dam, which is also known as the State Route 82 Dam, Station Road Dam and Canal Diversion… Read More
Dane County this summer is kicking off an expansive four-year effort to dredge the Yahara River and reduce future risks of flooding like the county experienced two years ago — potentially lowering the river’s chain of lakes by a foot. The county’s Sediment Removal Project will target the stretch of the Yahara River between Lake… Read More
Dane County this summer is kicking off an expansive four-year effort to dredge the Yahara River and reduce future risks of flooding like the county experienced two years ago — potentially lowering the river’s chain of lakes by a foot. The county’s Sediment Removal Project will target the stretch of the Yahara River between Lake… Read More
The Army Corps of Engineers hopper dredge Currituck has completed a routine dredging project around the Inlet in half the time anticipated after working around the clock for five days. A couple of times a year, the Army Corps of Engineers-Baltimore District sends the Currituck, or its sister ship Murden, to conduct routine dredging in… Read More
The Army Corps of Engineers hopper dredge Currituck has completed a routine dredging project around the Inlet in half the time anticipated after working around the clock for five days. A couple of times a year, the Army Corps of Engineers-Baltimore District sends the Currituck, or its sister ship Murden, to conduct routine dredging in… Read More
On Tuesday, the Duluth City Council will be asked to approve two contracts for projects meant to gird portions of the city’s wave-battered shoreline at considerable expense. Although Duluth would be responsible for only a portion of the nearly $10.8 million combined cost of the two projects, councilors voiced concern over the strain it would… Read More
On Tuesday, the Duluth City Council will be asked to approve two contracts for projects meant to gird portions of the city’s wave-battered shoreline at considerable expense. Although Duluth would be responsible for only a portion of the nearly $10.8 million combined cost of the two projects, councilors voiced concern over the strain it would… Read More
While dredging, capping and covering operations for the Fox River Cleanup Project wind down, officials are asking boaters to use caution near equipment. “With dredging operations wrapping up, the amount of equipment on the river is much less than in previous years,” said Scott Stein, Fox River Cleanup Project spokesperson. “But we will still be… Read More
While dredging, capping and covering operations for the Fox River Cleanup Project wind down, officials are asking boaters to use caution near equipment. “With dredging operations wrapping up, the amount of equipment on the river is much less than in previous years,” said Scott Stein, Fox River Cleanup Project spokesperson. “But we will still be… Read More
Dirt has been moving on Daniel Island for centuries. That’s certainly nothing new. First it was for the settlement of the island’s earliest families and the growing of crops. More recently, over the past 25 years or so, it’s been for the construction of new homes for the present day community. The landscape on the… Read More
Dirt has been moving on Daniel Island for centuries. That’s certainly nothing new. First it was for the settlement of the island’s earliest families and the growing of crops. More recently, over the past 25 years or so, it’s been for the construction of new homes for the present day community. The landscape on the… Read More
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA A PROCLAMATION Since the founding of our great Nation, we have relied on merchant mariners to deliver goods to market and strengthen our national security. On National Maritime Day, we recognize the United States Merchant Marine for all it does to facilitate our commerce and protect… Read More