List of articles publishied in International Dredging Review in 2011 Read More
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Due to dredging cutbacks by the Corps of Engineers Hickman harbor closed October for four days beginning October 14 but reopened October 18 after Mississippi River levels rose again according to Amy Williamson assistant director of the Hickman-Fulton County Riverport Authority.The Corps of Engineers claiming the ports cargo tonnage does not meet its minimum requirement for new dredging cutoffs has not dredged the ports Elvis J. Stahr Harbor for two years and recently told the port it could not expect dredging this year either. Read More
At the Western Dredging Association (WEDA) Pacific Chapter meeting on October 28 Allen Churchill announced that the chapters 2012 meeting dates had changed from the traditional end-of-October timeframe to September 5-7. Read More
30 Years Ago – 1981 The Gulf Coast chapter of the Western Dredging Association met in New Orleans on November 12 and 13 in conjunction with the Texas A&M Annual… Read More
The American Association of Port Authorities (AAPA) and the National Port Commission of Guatemala (CPN) will present the 21st Latin American Congress of Ports – “Present and Future of the… Read More
On November 10 DSC Dredge LLC of Louisiana and Supreme Dredge & Processing LLC of Pennsylvania finalized the formation of Supreme-DSC Dredge LLC to build clamshell aggregate mining dredges. The… Read More
On November 10 DSC Dredge LLC of Louisiana and Supreme Dredge & Processing LLC of Pennsylvania finalized the formation of Supreme-DSC Dredge LLC to build clamshell aggregate mining dredges. The… Read More
On November 21 Hemisphere GPS expanded its multi-year OEM agreement with Navico Inc. the world’s largest marine electronics company. Hemisphere GPS is supplying Navico with the industry’s smallest (42 cm)… Read More
On November 21 Hemisphere GPS expanded its multi-year OEM agreement with Navico Inc. the world’s largest marine electronics company. Hemisphere GPS is supplying Navico with the industry’s smallest (42 cm)… Read More
