At the Western Dredging Association meeting in June John Boc demonstrated the new 40-Watt L.E.D. floodlight McDermott is selling to the dredging industry. Mounted on a dredging crane in one… Read More

The Plum Island Animal Disease Center (PIADC) has been in existence since the mid 20th century. There diagnosis research and education to protect Americas livestock and food supply from animal diseases is conducted. The Corps of Engineers recently performed maintenance dredging revetment work and dune creation to keep this |!|staff-only|!| island off the tip of Long Island operational. Read More

Dredging operations began in mid-April on the approximately $20 million project to provide depth for the Navys nuclear powered aircraft carriers to transit from Norfolk Naval Station to the Norfolk Naval Shipyard safely at all times of the day. The Corps of Engineers Norfolk District is managing the project. Read More

Economic recovery coastal protection and environment restoration it all starts with dredging.That all-encompassing statement by Bill Hanson says it all.Hanson who is vice president of business development at Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Company was among several speakers emphasizing the importance of timely dredging of waterways ports harbors and coastal channels at the National Dredging Meeting May 24 and 25 in Washington D.C. Read More

Angela Y. Premo was honored by the Dredging Contractors of America on May 25 with the William R. Murden Lifetime Public Service award. She retired on March 2 2011 from a 33-year career in the Corps of Engineers devoted mainly to dredging and navigation projects and programs. Read More

Norfolk Dredging Companys 10000 horsepower dredge Charleston is deepening five miles of the Navy channel in the Elizabeth River from Lamberts Point to the Norfolk Naval Shipyard in Portsmouth Virginia. The 24-inch discharge line which began at 21000 feet long will eventually stretch for 50000 feet from the dredge to the Norfolk Districts Craney Island Dredged Material Management Area in Portsmouth. Read More