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Taylor Creek dredging about to begin
In partnership with St. Lucie County, Safe Harbor Marina Harbortown in Fort Pierce will be starting the third phase of their marina renovations in the following days. The dredging will occur in three distinct phases which will be spaced out over the next six months, removing 7,500 cubic yards of muc
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DEME maintains strong activity overseas
DEME Group said today that their Dredging & Infra segment maintained strong activity overseas in 2025. In the Middle East, projects in Saudi Arabia and Egypt progressed well, combining capital dredging, land reclamation and dry earthmoving works. In Africa, the segment continued with maintenance and
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Damen delivers Multi Cat 3113 to Leask Marine
Damen Shipyards Group has delivered a Multi Cat (MuC) 3113 to Leask Marine. The vessel was named C-Trojan in a handover ceremony at Damen Shipyards Hardinxveld’s location in the Netherlands. Among other things, Damen has outfitted the MuC 3113 with a DP1 dynamic positioning system, as well as a four
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LTC Brickner visits Santa Cruz West Jetty Repairs Project
USACE’s San Francisco District Commander, LTC Virginia Brickner, met with commissioners from the Santa Cruz Port District as well as Port Director, Holland MacLaurie, earlier this week to tour the recently completed Santa Cruz West Jetty Repairs Project. In just over two months, construction crews s
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NCDEQ issues decision on USACE’s Consistency Determination for Wilmington dredging
The North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality’s Division of Coastal Management (DCM) has completed its review of the USACE Federal Consistency Determination and Draft Environmental Impact Statement (DEIS) for the proposed Wilmington Harbor Section 403 Navigation Improvement Project. DCM has
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Study progresses on Burroo Bay dredging
Shellharbour City Council, NSW, has completed a feasibility study into areas of Lake Illawarra affected by sand build-up and found that a small, localized dredging option at Burroo Bay is the most practical and cost-effective option for further investigation. The study assessed Burroo Bay, Koona Bay
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DEME posts full-year results 2025
DEME Group released its full-year results 2025 today, achieving a record EBITDA of over 930 million euros, corresponding to an EBITDA margin of 22.4% Group turnover for 2025 was 4.2 billion euros compared to 4.1 billion euros a year ago. The Offshore Energy segment turnover rose 4% year-over-year, d
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EXCLUSIVE: DEME continues to advance several capital projects in Europe
DEME Group said today that their Dredging & Infra segment is moving forward with several capital projects in Europe. The Princess Elisabeth Island project concluded the 2025 offshore campaign with eleven caissons in place at their final offshore location. The remaining twelve caissons are being comp
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EXCLUSIVE: Jan De Nul’s giant Charles Darwin creates new land in Dubai
Marine works on Palm Jebel Ali in Dubai, conducted by Jan De Nul Group’s giant trailing suction hopper dredger (TSHD) Charles Darwin, are in full swing. “The Palm Jebel Ali project stands as a powerful example of how Belgian know-how in dredging, coastal protection and land reclamation contributes t
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USACE hosts virtual symposium on maritime navigation
In recognition of National Engineers Week, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, New Orleans District, held a virtual symposium yesterday, discussing topics related to “Navigation.” USACE personnel, as well as stakeholders and representatives from local industry, presented topics related to maritime nav
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Dredging starts next week at Port Denison Boat Harbor
Transport WA said that the maintenance dredging works will be starting next week at Port Denison Boat Harbor – home to the State’s largest rock lobster fleet. According to an official announcement, this dredging program is set to provide safe navigation in the busiest part of the harbor, ensuring th
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Jan De Nul’s TSHD De Bougainville arrives at Port of Thessaloniki
Hellenic Ports said that Jan De Nul Group’s trailing suction split hopper dredger De Bougainville has arrived at the Port of Thessaloniki. “Managing a vessel of this caliber demands more than standard agency work. It requires a deep understanding of technical requirements, rapid-response logistics,
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Project Institute completes two new dredgers
Project Institute LLC from Kyiv has just announced the completion of two dredger models – the HCC 300/30 and the HCC 2000/60. The main technical feature of the new machines is the use of a specially developed wear-resistant steel alloy. According to the company, this material directly affects the se
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Port of Sabetta bribery case: Court of Appeal acquits DEME
DEME Group has been acquitted in the long-running bribery case surrounding the dredging operations at the Port of Sabetta, Russia. This was decided by the Ghent Court of Appeal today. The public prosecutor had sought a forfeiture of 12.6M and a fine of EUR600.000, but the Court cleared DEME and five