By Eric Ramírez Barreto Following a prior post about Tallvine’s Crosby acquisition, the more interesting story is what the three deals look like together and its timeline. Tallvine Partners just bought its third U.S. marine company in twelve months. This time, it moved into the Gulf. The run so far: September 2025 — Donjon Marine… Read More
Exclusive DredgeWire Tour and Interview By Peter Bowe All photographs by DredgeWire or WTCI unless otherwise credited. The World Trade Center Institute of Baltimore (WTCI) invited DredgeWire Publisher Peter Bowe for a unique opportunity to tour a sail-powered cargo ship calling on the Port of Baltimore. French shipping startup NEOLINE is turning a longstanding maritime… Read More
Arcadis is planning to sell most of its architecture business and cut 1,000 full-time roles from its wider workforce as part of a strategic restructure, announced in Amsterdam just one week after WSP formally abandoned its intended takeover of the Dutch consultancy. The firm, currently ranked the world’s third biggest employer of architects with 1,781… Read More
By Gareth Havelock The US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) has begun a US$9.6 million dredging project on the Lewes and Rehoboth Canal in Sussex County, Delaware. The work will cover the stretch from the Route 9 bridge to the canal entrance at Rehoboth Bay, removing about 89,000 cubic yards (68,000 cubic metres) of sediment,… Read More
Pine Bluff Sand & Gravel is proud to congratulate Jay Canada, recipient of the James M. Christie Safety and Health Professional of the Year Award from the National Stone, Sand & Gravel Association. This national award recognizes individuals who make an exceptional impact on safety and health throughout the aggregates industry, and Jay has spent… Read More
