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VBA Appointed to EA Marine and Coastal Framework
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VBA Appointed to EA Marine and Coastal Framework

VBA, a joint venture between VolkerStevin, Boskalis and Atkins, has been appointed to the Environment Agency’s national Marine and Coastal framework. The parent companies of VBA have worked continuously with the EA over the past 17 years. VBA has been awarded positions as one of only three suppliers

about 7 years ago
TSHD Bonny River Joins DEME’s Fleet
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TSHD Bonny River Joins DEME’s Fleet

DEME’s multi-year fleet investment program continues with the arrival of the new generation trailing suction hopper dredger ‘Bonny River’. The arrival of the 15,000m³ ‘Bonny River’ marks the introduction of a new generation of trailing suction hopper dredgers (TSHD). This vessel is able to dredge ve

about 7 years ago
TSHD Samuel de Champlain Passes Sea Trials
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TSHD Samuel de Champlain Passes Sea Trials

After a long conversion period, the trailing suction hopper dredger Samuel de Champlain sailed from Damen shipyard in Dunkirk last Friday, June 14th, to the Loire estuary where she arrived on Sunday, June 16th, to start dredging operations. Dragages-Ports EIG, owner of the ship, decided in 2016 to r

about 7 years ago
Ravestein Lays Keel for Backhoe Dredger Sarb
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Ravestein Lays Keel for Backhoe Dredger Sarb

A keel laying ceremony of the backhoe dredger Sarb, to be built for National Marine Dredging Company (NMDC), took place at Ravestein B.V. in the Netherlands on June 14, 2019. As part of NMDC’s international growth and fleet investment strategy aimed to position the company as an industry leader, the

about 7 years ago
Highlights of the Week
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Highlights of the Week

Dredging Today brings you an overview of the most popular stories from the past week (June 10-16, 2019). ICTSI’s Plan for Rijeka Port Includes Dredging Adriatic Gate Container Terminal (AGCT), the Croatian subsidiary of International Container Terminal Services Inc. (ICTSI) at the Port of Rijeka,

about 7 years ago
NMDC, Royal IHC: Keel Laying Ceremony of TSHD Ghasha
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NMDC, Royal IHC: Keel Laying Ceremony of TSHD Ghasha

National Marine Dredging Company (NMDC), in cooperation with Royal IHC, reached another milestone today with the keel laying ceremony of Ghasha, the second custom-build trailing suction hopper dredger (TSHD), with a capacity of 8000m³. “A combination of higher maneuverability, power and new innovati

about 7 years ago
New Tests Underway for Stornoway Deep Water Port Project
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New Tests Underway for Stornoway Deep Water Port Project

Stornoway Port Authority is conducting a new round of tests aimed to provide a more detailed guide for the Stornoway Deep Water Port project. New tests started at Stornoway harbor last week, June 6, according to the authority. Stornoway Port Authority has agreed the further investment to provide add

about 7 years ago
Per Aarsleff Wins Skagen Port Expansion Contract
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Per Aarsleff Wins Skagen Port Expansion Contract

The Chairman of the Port of Skagen’s Board, Niels Arnold Lund, signed an agreement with Per Aarsleff A/S today for the Skagen Port Expansion Stage 3. Under the contract, Per Aarsleff will collaborate with Rohde Nielsen, Sweco and VG Entreprenor on this project. “We know Aarsleff well and they know t

about 7 years ago
Dutch Dredging Wins Trinidad and Tobago Deal
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Dutch Dredging Wins Trinidad and Tobago Deal

The Port Authority of Trinidad and Tobago has awarded a contract to Dutch Dredging BV under which the contractor will dredge area at Queens Wharf and Caricom Wharves. According to the Port Authority, the contract also includes ancillary works for the Government Shipping Service. Officials also annou

about 7 years ago
Birzebbuga Beach Replenishment Works Near End
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Birzebbuga Beach Replenishment Works Near End

The beach replenishment works on St George’s Bay in Birzebbuga, a seaside town in the Southern Region of Malta, are nearing completion, Tourism Minister Konrad Mizzi said yesterday. Earlier this month, Minister Mizzi revealed the replenishment plan for St George’s Bay in Birzebbuga, Ghar Ahmar in Ma

about 7 years ago
IADC Networking Event in Hilvarenbeek
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IADC Networking Event in Hilvarenbeek

Almost 60 young employees from four members of International Association of Dredging Companies (IADC) came together on June 12, 2019, at the Hilvaria Studios in Hilvarenbeek, the Netherlands. René Kolman, Secretary General of IADC, welcomed the participants and started with an introduction of IADC,

about 7 years ago
New Shallow Water Tool from JFSE
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New Shallow Water Tool from JFSE

Controlled flow excavation (CFE) services expert James Fisher Subsea Excavation (JFSE) – part of James Fisher and Son plc – has developed a low draft, lightweight excavator. The SP2000 ULD will primarily be used for shallow water excavation and shore pull works including trench maintenance during pu

about 7 years ago
ECTMarine Builds Core Dredge 25 for African Customer
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ECTMarine Builds Core Dredge 25 for African Customer

ECTMarine, a Dutch supplier of dredging components, services and design, has received an order for a Core Dredge 25 (plain suction) from an African dredging company. According to their official announcement, the dredger will be used for sand mining and can easily be converted into a cutter suction d

about 7 years ago
Devon Railway Plan Includes Land Reclamation
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Devon Railway Plan Includes Land Reclamation

Proposals for a series of potential changes to a section of railway line in south Devon, bordered by steep cliffs on one side and the sea on the other, were officially published yesterday. According to a Network Rail’s announcement, views are being sought from residents, communities, businesses and

about 7 years ago
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