On September 14 Col. Paul E. Owen succeeded Col. John R. Boule' II as the commander of the Corps New York District. The change of command ceremony was held at… Read More
Dredging & Marine Construction
The Waterways Journal has been covering dredging and marine construction news on the inland rivers since 1887. Now, with the combined power of IDR (International Dredging Review), we cover this news in greater depth, expanding our coverage to major projects along all US waterways, coastlines and the Great Lakes.
September-October 2012 EDITORIAL I got a chance to see Manson Construction Co.’s safety culture in action when I visited its maintenance dredging project at the Port of Anchorage Alaska on… Read More
September-October 2012 EDITORIAL I got a chance to see Manson Construction Co.’s safety culture in action when I visited its maintenance dredging project at the Port of Anchorage Alaska on… Read More
Orion Marine Group Inc. announced on August that it had won a $10 million contract to build a bulkhead at a liquid terminal facility in the Gulf Coast region. Work… Read More
Orion Marine Group Inc. announced on August that it had won a $10 million contract to build a bulkhead at a liquid terminal facility in the Gulf Coast region. Work… Read More
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Corporation (NASDAQ:GLDD) has announced that William S. (Bill) Steckel has been appointed senior vice president and chief financial officer effective Monday August 20 2012. Steckel… Read More
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Corporation (NASDAQ:GLDD) has announced that William S. (Bill) Steckel has been appointed senior vice president and chief financial officer effective Monday August 20 2012. Steckel… Read More
As of August 17 construction crews at the Wolf Creek Dam Foundation Remediation Project had reached 550 days and one million work-hours on the job without a lost-time accident. They… Read More
As of August 17 construction crews at the Wolf Creek Dam Foundation Remediation Project had reached 550 days and one million work-hours on the job without a lost-time accident. They… Read More
A federal appeals court in Pennsylvania rejected appeals by New Jersey and ruled on July 3 that the U.S Army Corps of Engineers can proceed to deepen a 102-mile stretch of the Delaware River from the mouth of the bay to Camden N.J. In a 67-page ruling the U.S. Court of Appeals refused New Jerseys demand for new studies to protect the environment. The administration of New Jersey Governor Chris Christie said it would review its options in the rulings wake. Christie and his Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) oppose the Corps plans to deepen the Delaware River channel from 40 to 45 feet. Read More
