Dredge the New Jersey Waterway for the first time

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It is decided by the officials to make a dredging project in the New Jersey Waterway, which is the first time to do this work, and this time is to dredge a major waterway.

Because some parts of the channel accumulate sand, which leads to navigation challenges,the state Coastal Engineering Department announced that the necessary part of the work was the dredging of Little Egg Inlet.

The channel is so important, owing to being the main artery between Long Beach Island and Brigantine.

The state maps out removing about 1 million to 1.5 million cubic yards of sand so that the channel will be deeper. The new one maybe 25 feet below mean sea level, which its origin is only 6 feet.

What makes people reliable is that the dredging work will have almost no impact on the Forsythe National Wildlife Refuge and fish migration.

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Dredging begins at Hagerstown City Park

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The dredging work of the lower lake in Hagerstown City Park is underway. It’s expected that the consistency of “pudding” can be finished in a month, on account of removing the silt.

The silt of the work will be sent to the Forty West Landfill off National Pike and is used to daily protection.

The project designed by Bayland Consultants, and the part of dredging hands over Edwin A.and John O.Crandell Inc., of West River, Md.

As a construction manager with Bayland Consultants & Designers, Bill Heckert believes that the work will be accomplished by the middle of next month.

Rodney A.Tissue, the engineer of Hagerstown City, said that the depth of the lake may decrease to 6 inches, which its original depth up to 7 feet.

The contract of dredging granted by Hagerstown City is more than $1 million.

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MRTS begans to dredge Arkhangelsk harbour channel

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As the Russian largest company, based on a ‘turn-key’ carrying on the installation and construction works, plans to dredge harbour channel of Arkhangelsk from 7.5m to 9.2m.

The project will cost MRTS about RUB 200 mln under tentative estimations(without sea protection).

MRTS is trying to make a negotiation with local government, business company and FSUE Rosmorport, and earlier progress can be made.

Doing the work in Arkhangelsk port is meaningful, not only improve the competitive power but also increase the development of related business.

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Vortex Marine Construction has gained a dredging contract

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Vortex Marine Construction Inc has won a river dredging project from the U.S Army Corps of Engineers. This dredging project is maintenance dredging for the Wicomico River, MD.
According to the U.S Army Crops, hydraulic pipelines dredge will be used to achieve the maintenance dredging of the Wicomico River in this project.
Besides placing the dredging material and coir logs for containment, the contractor will also contribute to the planting of vegetation. A total of about 120,000 cubic yards of silty and sandy material is to be dredged, transported, and placed in Ellis Bay for beneficial use and wetland restoration.
This project will be finished in late 2017 according to the U.S.Army Corps of Engineers.
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China Railway wins Sigatoka River dredging contract

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The China Railway First Group has won the dredging contract on the Sigatoka River on behalf of the Ministry of Agriculture.

The Chinese infrastructural company will be conducting the first phase of the Sigatoka River Dredging Project.

The company was selected following the advertisement of tenders where a total of three companies submitted tenders for the dredging work. The China Railway First Group was previously contracted to carry out dredging works in the Rewa, Navua, and Ba River.

The three-year project is aimed at removing 1.2 million cubic meters of silt and sand from the river bed.

In the first phase which will last until May, China Railway will dredge from the river mouth and extend to 0.55kilometers up river aiming to excavate 300,000 cubic meters of silt.

The dredging works which has significant economic benefits will improve the drainage of agricultural land, increase the flood discharge capacity of the river system, and reduce flood damage.

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Dredging begins at Crystal Lake

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The dredging and restoration of Crystal Lake are underway and city officials set Wednesday afternoon aside to celebrate a project long in the making.

When the dredging is complete, the lake will be roughly 7 to 9 feet deep — a big difference from its current 2 to 4 feet. It will also offer an area for fishing and paddle boating, as well as picnic tables and a gazebo.

As dredging continues through the next few weeks, crews are estimated to remove about 50,000 cubic yards of sediment and other material that was choking the life from the lake and adjacent Elginwood Pond. Work on the new amenities for the lake is then planned to happen over the spring.

The project budget was set at about $3 million. About half the funds come from the state, while another $400,000 came through recent efforts by state Reps. Tom Walsh and Ted Speliotis, and Sen. Joan Lovely. Locally, the city is drawing on $800,000 in community preservation dollars, and it will also draw from $750,000 in excess funds left over from a project to build an upstream retention pond at Scouting Woods, off Summit Street.

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