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August 16, 2015 · about 11 years ago

Highlights of the Week – Readers’ Choice

Bangladesh to Buy New Dredgers The Bangladesh government has launched a project under which it will procure 20 dredgers for its Inland Water Transport Authority (BIWTA). Royal IHC‬: Dutch ‪Dredging‬ Solutions in Brazil Royal IHC‬ shared its expertise at a seminar on Dutch ‪dredging‬ solutions for

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Bangladesh to Buy New Dredgers

The Bangladesh government has launched a project under which it will procure 20 dredgers for its Inland Water Transport Authority (BIWTA).

Royal IHC‬: Dutch ‪Dredging‬ Solutions in Brazil

Royal IHC‬ shared its expertise at a seminar on Dutch ‪dredging‬ solutions for the Brazilian market on 12 August, during Marintec South America in Rio de Janeiro (11-13 August).

Brazil Saves Millions in Dredging Costs

With a coastline of over 8500 kilometers, 90 per cent of Brazil’s total exports and imports pass through its ports.

Many of the country’s major ports and harbors were built over 100 years ago. Keeping shipping lanes open and enabling these ports to accommodate larger vessels with ever bigger loads requires constant dredging, often at a high cost.

Van Oord Wins Taiwanese Deal

Van Oord, a Rotterdam based contractor specializing in dredging, marine engineering and offshore projects, has been awarded the dredging contract for the Kaohsiung Intercontinental Container Center Phase II in Taiwan.

VIDEO: New Locks Meet the Pacific

The process of removing the cofferdam separating the ocean waters from the Cocoli locks in the Pacific has begun.

The process comes as the next step after the Panama Canal in late June began filling the Cocoli’s locks, on the Pacific side, following a similar and successful endeavor on the Atlantic side earlier.

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