One of the busiest container terminals on the East Coast recently became the stage for a marine construction effort that demanded accuracy, adaptability, and uninterrupted port operations. Russell Marine's sheet pile toe wall installation at the at the Wando Welch Terminal in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, is now featured in PileDriver magazine and International Construction Equipment, Inc. (ICE®) is proud to have played a key role in the project's success.
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California's High‑Speed Rail program continues to reshape the state's infrastructure, and one of its most critical behind‑the‑scenes efforts is now highlighted in the latest issue of PileDriver magazine. The Dutch John Cut trestle project, part of Construction Package 2‑3 in the Central Valley, showcases the essential role of temporary works and the deep foundation expertise required to build them. ICE® is proud to see our equipment at the center of this milestone.
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The replacement of the Gerald Desmond Bridge stands as one of the most vital infrastructure projects in the United States, serving as the primary gateway for the Port of Long Beach. Because this single span handles 15% of all containerized cargo in the nation, the project is about much more than just asphalt and steel; it is about securing the backbone of global trade. By increasing vertical clearance for massive modern cargo ships and improving daily traffic flow for over 60,000 vehicles, this ... Read more
Expanding marine infrastructure along an active river demands more than construction sequencing. Fluctuating water elevations, shifting currents and limited working platforms introduce constant variables that must be managed in real time. Those conditions defined the Beaumont Wharf Expansion project in Beaumont, Texas, where Callan Marine led construction to upgrade and expand the city's wharf facilities along the Neches River. The driven pile scope established the structural backbone for a new ... Read more
The Port of Davisville at Quonset Point has long been one of Rhode Island's most valuable economic engines, serving as a major gateway for auto imports and a growing hub for offshore wind logistics. Just across Narragansett Bay from the waters where the Gaspee once ran aground, this coastline has quietly shaped the region's maritime identity for centuries. Today, the full replacement of Pier 1 continues that legacy. Originally built in the 1940s, the pier is undergoing a multi‑yea ... Read more
Positioned at the end of the Atlantic City Expressway, the new billboard rising along Baltic Avenue adds a fresh visual landmark to one of the most iconic entry points into Atlantic City, New Jersey. Anyone familiar with the classic Monopoly board will recognize Baltic Ave as one of the game's earliest, and most memorable properties, making this location a fun blend of real‑world infrastructure and nostalgic Americana. Though small in scale compared to major civil projects, billboard foundatio ... Read more
Long Beach Inner Harbor has always been a point of pride for the community, a place where fishermen launch at sunrise, families stroll along the water, and visitors get their first glimpse of the Mississippi Gulf Coast's charm. When Hurricane Zeta tore through in 2020, the harbor took the brunt of the storm's force. Bulkheads buckled, piers splintered, and the marina's foundation was shaken in ways that could not be ignored. What followed was not just a re ... Read more
Early‑stage site work is underway for Northeastern University's new 23‑story mixed‑use tower at 840 Columbus Ave., a project that not only advances Boston's long‑term housing strategy but also continues the decades‑long revitalization of the Roxbury/Fenway corridor; a neighborhood once defined by rail yards and industrial parcels before evolving into one of the city's most active academic districts. Once completed, the tower will introduce 800 new student beds along with academic and commun ... Read more
Stabilization of the jetty at the Milwaukee Yacht Club carries special weight for both the boating community and the city's rich maritime heritage. Founded in 1871, the Milwaukee Yacht Club stands as the oldest active yacht club on Lake Michigan, anchoring more than 150 years of recreational and competitive boating along Milwaukee's shoreline. Its early facilities, including its first permanent clubhouse built on pilings in 1896, endured decades of exposure to Lake Michigan's unpredictable ... Read more
Seawall reconstruction at the Sand Dollar Resort in Daytona Beach, FL is steadily taking shape as East Coast Marine Construction & Design works its way along the resort's oceanfront boundary. Known throughout Volusia County for their precision and environmentally conscious approach to shoreline stabilization, the crew has brought in an ICE® Model 2 Vibratory Hammer paired with a hydraulic power pack and durable Hydrauli‑Flex™ hose to install a new line of FRP sheet piles, an increasingly pop ... Read more
