Marine Civils – Page 35
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Flood management appointment
Civil engineering powerhouse VolkerStevin has been appointed to the UK Environment Agency’s Collaborative Delivery Framework (CDF), a new framework which will continue the delivery of the EA’s flood and coastal erosion risk management programme.
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Veripos contract extension
Veripos, part of Hexagon’s Positioning Intelligence Division, has announced a multiyear contract extension to supply GNSS services to UTEC, a global surveying company in subsea services group Acteon, on a worldwide basis.
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NewsStrengthening the Thanet coastline
Two coastal projects, led by Thanet District Council, Kent, UK are set to take place along sections of both the Ramsgate and Margate sea fronts to improve resilience from the sea writes Dag Pike.
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NewsPreparatory works at Tilbury
Terraqua Environmental Solutions (TES), provides a large range of high-quality products for use in aquatic and bioengineering projects. The team recently completed a contract for The Port of Tilbury London Limited.
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NewsBLUE Piling upscaling
IHC IQIP has committed itself to the future of the Offshore Wind market and is taking the next important step in the development of BLUE Piling Technology.
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NewsLab testing for Dawlish sea wall
Government funding has been announced to upgrade the sea wall at Dawlish, Devon, UK to provide better protection for the railway and residents.
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NewsKriegers Flak cabling contract confirmed
Global Marine Group’s Global Offshore division will complete the inter array cable installation, burial, testing and termination at Vattenfall’s 72-turbine Kriegers Flak offshore wind farm.
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NewsSP load cells used for Belgian bridge repair
Four 150t capacity Straightpoint (SP) compression load cells from Lifting Gear Hire (LGH) have been used to weigh a Belgium bridge that had been removed for repair by Hye after a canal boat collision.
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NewsApprenticeship scheme unveils new talent
Civil and environmental engineering business Land & Water Group is encouraging young people to consider a career within the sector as National Apprenticeship Week takes place.
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NewsAccurate drilling and piling system launches
The new Trimble Groundworks Machine Control System with intuitive user interface increases operational efficiency by enabling contractors to perform drilling and piling operations quickly, safely and accurately.
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NewsFugro contract for Dutch wind farm zone
Geo-data specialist Fugro will undertake a marine site characterisation project comprising a seabed investigation and borehole drilling at the 1400MW capacity Hollandse Kust (west) Wind Farm Zone.
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NewsTransition piece project completed
Lifting specialist company ALE has used its offshore engineering expertise to complete its full scope of work on one of the biggest offshore wind farms in the world.
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NewsWork starts at former power station site
Advance Northumberland has reached a significant milestone in the redevelopment of the former Blyth Power Station Enterprise Zone in Blyth, UK.
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NewsNew design guidelines for suction caissons
The Carbon Trust has published the Offshore Wind Accelerator (OWA) Suction Installed Caisson Foundation Design Guidelines to increase industry confidence in the use of suction caissons.
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NewsFirst DP2 jack-up for offshore Japan
The first and largest DP2 jack-up built in Japan for offshore wind and civil construction projects off the coast of Japan has completed sea- and jacking-trials.
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NewsRigging gear for Antarctic project
Rope and Sling Specialists (RSS) has provided lifting and rigging products to BAM Nuttall Limited (BAM) for use during the modernisation of the Rothera Research Station in the Antarctic.
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News2800t bridge sections delivered to Norway
SAL Heavy Lift has delivered 12 bridge sections for the Beitstadsundbrua bridge from China to Norway.
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NewsNew infrastructure delivered to Dover’s DWDR
A single leaf bascule bridge and marina lock gates have been delivered as part of the ongoing transformation for Port of Dover''s flagship Dover Western Docks Revival (DWDR) development.
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NewsArtificial islands to expand Copenhagen
The Government of Denmark and the local Hvidovre Municipality have revealed a plan to expand the City of Copenhagen by creating nine islands off its southern coast writes Dag Pike.
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NewsGB£500,000 boosts Thames logistics centre
Land & Water has invested in a GB£500,000 dredging campaign to increase the capacity of its Thames-side marine logistics centre in Essex, UK.
