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  • USA: Officials Propose Virginia Key Park’s North Point for Dumping Site

    28 June 2011

    Virginia Key Park’s North Point is the targeted site for excavated debris drilled from the billion-dollar Port of Miami project. More info: rogersoutdoorblog [mappress] Source: rogersoutdoorblog, June 28, 2011

  • Fox River Cleanup Project Begins (USA)

    22 September 2011

    The state has begun to clear a Fox River log jam — a massive debris pile growing to be a potential danger to the historic Illinois and… By Steve Stout (mywebtimes) [mappress] Source: mywebtimes, September 22, 2011

  • KOOLE MAMMOET Salvage Removes Wreck Off Angola

    19 February 2016
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Operations & Maintenance

    KOOLE MAMMOET Salvage has completed wreck removal operation of the roll-on-roll-off container vessel SALOOS offshore Angola. The vessel capsized in May 2014 at Cabinda anchorage in Angola, carrying 155 containers and cargo. After the grounding of the vessel, an unknown amount of containers was scattered in an area of 60 km² with several containers stranded on […]

  • Another Two Signals Detected in Flight MH370’s Search (Australia)

    9 April 2014

    Australian defence ship Ocean Shield yesterday detected another two possible signals from MH370’s black box in total duration of almost thirteen minutes, officials informed. The main fear is that this could be the final minutes of the black box’s battery life. If that proves to be true, the further search could be pure waste of […]

  • Toronto Dredging Kicks Off

    15 September 2015
    Business & Finance

    PortsToronto is in the process of removing up to 40,000 tons of debris and sediment from the mouth of the Don River, with the goal of preventing future flooding and stemming the flow of unwanted material into Toronto’s Harbor which can pose a risk to boater navigation and public safety. Each year, thousands of tons […]

  • Ireland: Commissioners Unveil Bantry Bay Harbour Dredging Plan

    20 April 2012

    Bantry Bay Harbour Commissioners Harbour Office has invited bidders for dredging and marine works at the Harbour area. Bantry Bay Harbour Commissioners intends to remove seabed sediment and debris by plough to facilitate the installation of a floating steel pontoon. The work covered by this contract consists of the removal of approximately 4,925m3 of bed […]

  • UTEC Wraps Up Survey Work for McDermott in Middle East

    25 February 2020
    Operations & Maintenance

    UTEC, a global surveying company in the Acteon group, has completed consecutive as-built and post-construction, anchor-debris-clearance surveys using remotely operated vehicles (ROV) for McDermott International. UTEC mobilized a DP2 offshore support vessel in early December 2019 with work- and observation-class ROVs and a nearshore survey work boat for the as-built campaign. The anchor debris clearance […]

  • Researchers wrap up wave energy survey in Alaska

    8 June 2017
    Authorities & Government, Business & Finance, Environment, Operations & Maintenance, Research & Development, Technology

    Researchers from the Alaska Hydrokinetic Energy Research Center (AHERC) have completed a bathymetry survey off Yakutat in Alaska to identify areas suitable for wave energy deployments.

  • A&M University Conducts Dredge Experiments

    21 July 2016
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Research & Development, Technology

    Dr. Robert Randall, W. H. Bauer Professor in Dredging Engineering in the Department of Ocean Engineering at Texas A&M University, recently conducted laboratory experiments using a model dredge at the Haynes Coastal Engineering Laboratory. Three graduate students, Joe Girani, Josh Lewis and Paulo de Oliveira, Jr., and Haynes Laboratory staff members John Reed and Kirk […]

  • Archer Launches BOP and Riser Cleaning Tool

    5 March 2013
    Business & Finance, Equipment

    Archer, the global oilfield service provider, has launched its latest tool, the TornarTM Deep Water BOP Cleaner, which has been designed for safe and effective blowout preventer (BOP) and riser cleaning in deep and ultra-deep water environments. The company made the announcement from booth 555 at the SPE/IADC Drilling Conference and Exhibition in Amsterdam where […]

  • USACE Commissions New Multi-Purpose Vessel Today

    31 May 2018
    Business & Finance

    The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Norfolk District, said in their latest release that they will officially welcome a new vessel to its fleet today at Fort Norfolk.  The survey vessel Ewell, a 61 foot catamaran outfitted with the latest multibeam SONAR technology and a crane capable of lifting 4,500 pounds, will serve as a dual-purpose […]

  • Cyclone Nisha delays Minjur plant

    29 June 2009

    The much-awaited seawater desalination plant, the largest in the country with a capacity of 100 MLD (million litres per day), coming up near Minjur about 35 km north of Chennai, has run literally into rough weather, after cyclone Nisha battered coastal Tamil Nadu in November last year. The damage caused by the cyclone has delayed […]

  • USA: NOAA’s National Ocean Service Names New Assistant Administrator

    5 February 2013
    Business & Finance

    Holly A. Bamford, Ph.D., has been named the new assistant NOAA administrator for the agency’s National Ocean Service, succeeding David M. Kennedy who was named the new NOAA deputy under secretary for operations. Prior to her appointment, Bamford served as deputy assistant administrator for NOS. “Holly not only brings strong scientific credentials to this position, […]

  • New Zealand: Bad Weather Disrupts Rena Salvage Activities

    1 June 2012

    High winds and swell out at the reef this week have caused some disruption to salvage activities, with Smit Borneo forced to remain on standby yesterday. Changes in the conditions this morning are expected to allow Smit Borneo to move closer to the wreck today. As a result of heavy swells flooding the breached holds […]

  • Derelict Fishing Traps Pose Threat to Marine Habitat, NOAA Study Shows

    27 August 2014
    Business & Finance, Research & Development

    Thousands of fishing traps are lost or abandoned each year in U.S. waters and become what are known as derelict traps, which continue to catch fish, crabs, and other species such as turtles. These traps result in losses to habitat, fisheries, and the watermen who depend on the resources — losses that are largely preventable, […]

  • USCG Spots Oil Sheen Near Macondo Well Site

    28 September 2011
    Business & Finance

    Sightings of oil sheen near the capped BP Plc Macondo well in the Gulf of Mexico suggest the source may be sunken debris from the 2010 … Reporting by Bruce Nichols and Anna Driver (Reuters) [mappress] Source: Reuters, September 28, 2011;

  • Containership Loses over 80 Boxes in Storm off Sydney

    4 June 2018
    Business & Finance

    YM Efficiency lost over 80 containers after sailing through high winds and heavy seas from Taiwan to Sydney.

  • Second wellhead system pair en route to Ororo field

    20 March 2018
    Equipment, Project & Tenders

    Two wellhead systems are on route to Nigeria where they are planned for deployment on Sirius Petroleum’s wells Ororo-4 and Ororo-5.

  • USACE Awards $4.6 Million Underwater Demolition Contract

    22 June 2016
    Business & Finance

    The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Galveston District, has awarded a contract in the amount of approximately $4.6 to RLB Contracting Inc., for underwater demolition and debris removal from the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway (GIWW) and Galveston Causeway. The contractor is required to remove underwater structures, including concrete, steel, wood and various other underwater debris located […]

  • Gallery: Saloos Wreck Removed from Angolan Waters

    19 February 2016
    Business & Finance

    The wreck of a RORO cargo vessel Saloos, which sank at Cabinda anchorage in Angola in May 2014, has been removed from the area by Koole Mammoet Salvage, a wreck removal and salvage company. As the Panama-flagged vessel grounded, its cargo of 155 containers was scattered in an area of 60 km² while several containers were stranded on […]

  • New Zealand: Rena Update – Progress on Salvage Activities

    20 April 2012

    Good progress has been made on salvage activities this week. Heli-lifts yesterday removed four 40ft empty containers which were put onto the Pohonui. Another vessel was filled with debris from 14 different containers, one 20ft container was filled with scrap Today’s activities on the Rena continue with cutting of 3C cargo hatch and lashing of […]

  • Rochdale Canal Dredging Project Kicks Off

    10 March 2016
    Business & Finance

    The Canal and River Trust is starting work this week to dredge around 7,500 tonnes of debris from the Rochdale Canal. The £350k operation, scheduled to last 6 weeks, will allow the flood damaged waterway to reopen to boats between Hebden Bridge and Sowerby Bridge by Easter. The work will focus on a 3½ mile stretch […]

  • Teledyne Gavia AUV Aids in Search for AirAsia Plane

    6 January 2015
    Equipment, Operations & Maintenance

    The Teledyne Marine Systems Group announced that its Teledyne Gavia AUV is aiding in the search for the downed AirAsia flight QZ8501 in the Java Sea.  PT Java Offshore, in coordination with Balai Pengkajian dan Penerapan Teknologi (BPPT), will use Teledyne Gavia AUV to survey the area likely to contain the plane’s debris field. Teledyne Gavia […]

  • New Zealand: Underwater Steel Cutting to Begin on Rena

    28 September 2012
    Business & Finance, Operations & Maintenance

    Steel removal operation from the Rena wreck is entering the next stage, namely underwater steel cutting. As confirmed by the Salvage Master for Resolve Salvage and Fire, Francis Leckey: ” the positive helicopter progress now allows Resolve to focus on getting divers into the water to begin the next phase of this demanding and, at […]

  • Ferry repairs set to get started

    23 July 2007

    Guernsey’s newest ferry company hopes to begin repairs to its boat on Sunday evening. One of HD Ferries’ engines was damaged by a piece of debris, which was sucked in while at sea. The boat will be taken out the water on Sunday evening, so the damaged engine can be mended. The company has apologised […]