By David Kinlan Somewhere in most contract tender packages there is a few clauses on insurance or at best a one-page insurance schedule that nobody on the Employer’s side has really thought about. Usually I suspect it has been lifted from the last civil or building contract, the limits have been rounded up to a… Read More
BUFFALO, N.Y. — In time for Labor Day weekend, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Buffalo District, has completed dredging in Buffalo Harbor and placement of dredged sediment into its confined disposal facility and the former Shipping Slip 3 in the city’s Outer Harbor—a popular site for kayakers and paddleboarders next to Wilkeson Pointe. Dredging ensures… Read More
A new Virginia mapping tool could help connect dredged sediment with wetland restoration projects as Hampton Roads faces rising seas and shoreline erosion. Hampton Roads depends on dredging to keep its waterways open for ships, boats, and commerce. However, once that sediment is removed, communities face another question: What should be done with it? A… Read More
Company Namibian Marine Phosphate has received an environmental clearance for dredging within a concession that spans 2,234 square kilometers (863 square miles) of the Atlantic seabed off Namibia’s coast. The company wants to mine phosphate rock, a major ingredient in fertilizers, which has previously only been commercially mined on land. The nonprofit Ocean Conservation Namibia… Read More
ATLANTA, Sept. 02, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Kaleris, a global provider of supply chain execution solutions, has been recognized for the fifth consecutive year as one of the Top 150 Most Innovative Companies in Maritime by research analyst firm Thetius. The annual report honors organizations driving meaningful advancements in the maritime industry. This year, Kaleris… Read More
