Over the next two years a number of dredging campaigns will remove more than a million cubic meters of material to create a new deepwater channel at the Port of Liverpool England operated by Peel Ports. The channel will create a deep berthing pocket to secure access to the developing container terminal project Liverpool2. Read More

Over the next two years a number of dredging campaigns will remove more than a million cubic meters of material to create a new deepwater channel at the Port of Liverpool England operated by Peel Ports. The channel will create a deep berthing pocket to secure access to the developing container terminal project Liverpool2. Read More

In support of the National Infrastructure Development Bank Act of 2013 introduced by Rep. Rosa DeLauro (D-Conn.) Gregory E. DiLoreto P.E. P.L.S D.WRE president of The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) released the following statement: Read More

In support of the National Infrastructure Development Bank Act of 2013 introduced by Rep. Rosa DeLauro (D-Conn.) Gregory E. DiLoreto P.E. P.L.S D.WRE president of The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) released the following statement: Read More

The Vallei en Veuwe district water board awarded Royal Boskalis Westminster N.V. a contract for constructing the Veessen-Wapenveld high-water channel in the province of Gelderlands the Netherlands. The high-water channel will be between 500 and 1500 meters (about 1640 and 4920 feet) wide and will be formed by building two dikes of around eight kilometers (about 4.97 miles) long between the villages of Veessen and Wapenveld. Read More

The Vallei en Veuwe district water board awarded Royal Boskalis Westminster N.V. a contract for constructing the Veessen-Wapenveld high-water channel in the province of Gelderlands the Netherlands. The high-water channel will be between 500 and 1500 meters (about 1640 and 4920 feet) wide and will be formed by building two dikes of around eight kilometers (about 4.97 miles) long between the villages of Veessen and Wapenveld. Read More

Multi-function dredges (MFDs) have been around for nearly two decades – small versatile machines performing multiple dredging operations. The basic concept has evolved to include dredges that can cut or grab and pump or carry silt vegetation or floating debris. Read More

Multi-function dredges (MFDs) have been around for nearly two decades – small versatile machines performing multiple dredging operations. The basic concept has evolved to include dredges that can cut or grab and pump or carry silt vegetation or floating debris. Read More