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Arcadis has announced it has appointed Lisa Samways as client and sales executive director for Australia Pacific. Samways was previously Arcadis’ business leader for national buildings design in Australia, and takes on the new role following the appointment of Stephen Uhr as executive director Asia Pacific – clients, innovation and strategy. CEO Malcolm McDowall says,… Read More
The fundamental purpose of Dredge Special Vessels Market Research Report is to provide a correct and strategic analysis of the Dredge Special Vessels industry. The research report provides a deep insight of the Dredge Special Vessels market parameters by accessing the Dredge Special Vessels market growth, consumption volume, the upcoming Dredge Special Vessels industry trends,… Read More
Totnes’ improved flood defence scheme had its opening ribbon cut by Philip Rees, Chairman of the South West Regional Flood and Coastal Committee, and South Hams District councillor John Tucker on Friday 7 December 2018. The Environment Agency’s £3.8 million improvements were needed to reduce the significant risk of river and tidal flooding. The scheme… Read More
Two recently-let contracts collectively worth roughly $500,000 effectively mark the start of summer works as part of a wider $15-million, several-year upgrade of the Awanui River flood scheme. Te Hiku constituency representative Mike Finlayson says the Northland Regional Council (NRC) had formally awarded both contracts to local firm Kaitaia Contracting Limited earlier this month. (subs:… Read More
Why Is Global Dredging shovel Market Research Report A Key Document? Amidst some interesting developments taking place in different countries, Researchunt has released a report on the Dredging shovel market. The report provided a number of aspects like the existing status and provided the outlook besides indicating the key players’ performance over the years. The… Read More
One day before public comment closed on the “One Lake” flood-control and development project proposed along the Pearl River, the Mississippi Department of Transportation sent a letter to the Rankin-Hinds Flood Control District attorney Keith Turner. #Melinda McGrath, executive director of the agency, expressed concerns about the proposed project’s impacts on nine state bridges that… Read More
Storm surge attributed to last week’s wild winds and heavy rain breached the Indian Beach recreation area, causing extensive damage to the recently revitalized recreation area. “It was hit very hard. It was basically underwater for an hour or so,” said Bill Weatherbee, co-chair of the Indian Beach Society. “The building survived but the vegetation,… Read More
The Delaware River is being dredged so bigger ships can come through. The giant cranes have arrived, able to unload the world’s largest container ships. And the Port of Philadelphia, now known as PhilaPort, received its largest one this year. What’s next for the $300 million state-backed revitalization? Training workers. In January 2019, PhilaPort will… Read More
Pacific Power & Light pledged Friday to contribute $300,000 to dredging Mirror Pond, but whether the project will move forward depends on support from the Bend City Council. The utility company’s promise to contribute $300,000 from its foundation, combined with about $300,000 raised from private donors and $300,000 pledges made this week by the City… Read More
Getting permission to dump sand in federally maintained dredged material disposal areas may not be entirely impossible, but a nationwide policy heavily restricts access for North Carolina coastal municipalities and businesses that have long relied on the sites. If the Army Corps of Engineers’ Wilmington District office, along with local and state officials, can come… Read More