All News articles – Page 792

  • The new facility will enable DHNA to service and maintain all of its 270 pontoons and around 1600 buoys in-house.
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    Maintenance facility upgrade for Dart Harbour

    2012-05-21T17:55:00Z

    Sub Marine Services Ltd (SMS) of Falmouth Docks has recently completed a project to upgrade Dart Harbour & Navigation Authority’s (DHNA) Hoodown Maintenance Facility at Kingswear in Devon.

  • This pontoon made by Marine Designs Ltd has been installed in Ramsgate to transfer crew to Thanet Offshore Wind Farm.
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    Variety as commercial pontoons proliferate

    2012-05-21T17:55:00Z

    Pontoon specialist Marine Designs Ltd, part of the A&P Group, has completed a trio of commercial projects at opposite ends of the UK.

  • The initial trials have gone well and British Waterways plan to develop the system further.
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    Stop plank trials for British Waterways

    2012-05-21T17:55:00Z

    British Waterways have been working with Sapa Profiles UK to develop a lightweight aluminium emergency stop plank for use in the event of breaches in its canal waterway systems.

  • Dredging and marine contractor Boskalis is moving into the offshore windfarm market
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    Boskalis wins offshore wind contract

    2012-05-21T17:55:00Z

    Royal Boskalis Westminster, the well-known dredging and marine contractor based in the Netherlands, has acquired a contract which will see it working in the offshore windfarm market.

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    Engineering solution for ‘salt bog’ city

    2012-05-21T17:55:00Z

    The Sabah Al-Ahmad Sea City Project is yet another awe-inspiring pioneering project in the Middle East that has environmentalists around the globe holding their breath.

  • Berths 201 and 202 in the foreground at the Port of Southampton.
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    MMO approves Southampton works

    2012-05-21T17:55:00Z

    The Marine Management Organisation (MMO) in the UK has approved licences for ABP Southampton for works and associated dredging at berths 201 and 202 at the Port of Southampton.

  • Walcon Marine has installed a new System 21 pontoon at Davis’s Boatyard.
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    It’s a family affair as boatyard expands

    2012-05-21T17:55:00Z

    Davis''s Boatyard, a family run business in Poole Harbour UK, is making a major investment this year in a new marina pontoon, as the previous pontoon, having been built over 30 years ago, was due to be upgraded.

  • A dam will reduce the mass of water in the port when the seawall gap is filled. Photo: PRA
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    Maasvlakte 2 edges closer to operations

    2012-05-21T17:55:00Z

    For Port of Rotterdam Authority (PRA) and contractor consortium PUMA, 2012 promises to be a busy year.

  • Liverpool 2 is the key project in the Mersey Ports Master Plan.
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    Peel Ports invites bids for Liverpool 2

    2012-05-21T17:55:00Z

    Peel Ports recently commenced the procurement phase for the construction of its new deepwater container terminal at the Port of Liverpool.

  • New European standards for rock structures in coastal engineering projects have prompted the production of an updated rock manual.
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    Tri-national Project to Produce Upgraded Rock Manual

    2012-05-21T17:54:00Z

    Three European countries - the UK, France and the Netherlands, are collaborating to produce an updated manual on the use of rock in hydraulic engineering.

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    Spanish PBBs for Hong Kong terminal

    2012-05-21T17:54:00Z

    Barcelona based TEAM Ports & Maritime has been awarded with a contract to design five Passenger Boarding Bridges for the new Kai Tak Cruise Terminal in Hong Kong.

  • The addition of another full length car deck on Red Funnels ro-ro ferries necessitated a dual level linkspan arrangement which was implemented by Bosch Rexroth.
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    Linkspan Lifts Red Funnel's Fortunes

    2012-05-21T17:54:00Z

    A significant growth in traffic has led Red Funnel , the original Isle of Wight ferry operator, to extend and refurbish two of its three 2,900 ton Raptor class vessels, Red Osprey and Red Falcon , stretching each boat and adding another full length car deck to provide capacity for ...

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    Dover to repair Wellington Dock Gates

    2012-05-21T17:54:00Z

    At the beginning of this month, preparations began for the removal and repair of the Wellington Dock gates in the Port of Dover’s marina.

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    Three dimensional modelling for estuary

    2012-05-21T17:54:00Z

    ABPmer has been commissioned by the Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) to develop a 3D water quality model of the Forth Estuary. The model, once validated, will provide SEPA with a suitable tool to assess options to address and mitigate water quality issues as they arise.

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    Funding for Deepwater Windfarm

    2012-05-21T17:54:00Z

    The world''s first deepwater offshore wind farm is to be developed with government support from Scotland and the UK. Late last month, Scotland''s First Minister Jack McConnell announced a research grant of up to £ 194,000 for offshore oil operator and its research partner Scottish and Southern Energy .

  • Haifa Port in Israel  is to be deepened to 17.5m
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    Deepening of Port of Haifa underway

    2012-05-21T17:54:00Z

    Work started recently at Haifa Port in Israel to deepen the harbour to a depth of 17.5m, following authorisation for the project by Israel’s Ministry for Environmental Protection. The port hopes to complete the dredging project in only a few months.

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    Ormen Lange field contract for Reef Subsea

    2012-05-21T17:54:00Z

    Reef Subsea has been awarded contract by Norske Shell for dredging in the Ormen Lange field. The company will use its newly-built Scanmachine 4 excavator to carry out the work. The objective is to perform final seabed preparation for a pipelay project, with narrow tolerances (+/- 20cm) and a curved ...

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    Pontoon under construction at Londonderry

    2012-05-21T17:54:00Z

    Londonderry Port Harbour Master has announced that the barge Aoife recently started work on a new marine events pontoon’ in the vicinity of Queens Quay.

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    Broads win EU research funds

    2012-05-21T17:54:00Z

    The Inland Waterways Association (IWA) has announced that The Norfolk and Suffolk Broads in the UK are to be given an £800,000 grant to help find new ways of removing sediment in the waterways.

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    BHD Wins Contract in Tanzania

    2012-05-21T17:54:00Z

    Tanzania Harbours Authority has awarded a contract for improvements to the entrance channel to the Port of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania to Ballast Ham Dredging (BHD).