Nestled on the rugged northwest coast of Newfoundland, the small community of Lark Harbour is preparing for a major transformation. As part of Canada's $101 million investment in small craft harbors and search and rescue infrastructure, Lark Harbour will soon be home to a new wharf and dock facility, an essential upgrade that will support Coast Guard operations and enhance regional maritime safety. At the helm of this ambitious project is RJG Construction, a family-owned company based ... Read more
In the heart of Mexico's Gulf Coast, Ciudad del Carmen is buzzing with the rhythm of progress. Known for its vital role in offshore oil and gas operations, the city is now home to a transformative marine infrastructure project led by SGC Contractors (SG Cimentaciones y Puertos). Tasked with reinforcing the region's logistical backbone, SGC is deploying a combi wall system: an engineering feat that combines tubular piles and OZ steel sheet piles to create a robust foundation for future port ... Read more
™As part of Mexico's strategic infrastructure initiative, the Port of Guaymas in the state of Sonora is undergoing a sweeping modernization and expansion. Located along the Gulf of California, this vital commercial hub is being upgraded to improve efficiency, strengthen trade capacity, and reinforce aging marine structures.
Helping to anchor the project, both figuratively and literally, is an ICE® 66C Vibratory Driver/Extractor from International Construction Equipment, Inc. ... Read more
The Port of Vancouver is currently undergoing a significant redevelopment project at Terminal 1, reinforcing its role as a key economic and transportation hub. One of the main components of this project is the replacement of a century-old dock. Executed in three phases, this project's first phase involves the demolition of the existing dock and removal of old wooden pilings. The second phase includes upland ground improvements and rebuilding the bulkhead wall, while the final phase will involve ... Read more
The redevelopment of the Grand Bahama Shipyard is a transformative project that will significantly enhance the maritime capabilities of the Bahamas. With an investment of approximately $665 million, this project aims to position the Grand Bahama Shipyard as a global leader in ship repair. The expansion includes the acquisition of two new floating dry docks, capable of servicing the largest cruise ships and commercial vessels. This development is set to generate an economic output of $350 mil ... Read more
Terminal Cuenca del Plata (TCP) has awarded the development contract for Cuenca del Plata terminal at Montevideo Port, Uruguay to the consortium of Jan de Nul, Mota-Engil and Stiler. TCP, a joint venture between Katoen Natie (80%) and the National Ports Administration of Uruguay (20%), is responsible for the expansion of the terminal. This ambitious project is being spearheaded by a joint venture between Jan de Nul, Mota-Engil, and Stiler. Jan de Nul is renowned for its expertise in marine ... Read more
At ICE®, we pride ourselves on providing cutting-edge equipment that meets the demanding needs of the construction industry. One such innovation is the ICE® 22 Water-Cooled (EMIN) Vibratory Hammer. This powerful combination is making waves in the field of deep foundation work, particularly in the installation of stone columns. The ICE® 22 features a sophisticated water-cooled system, which is essential for maintaining optimal operating temperatures during extended use. This technology ens ... Read more
Constructora M&S S.A.C, based in Peru, is the main contractor for the ambitious Lima Infrastructure Development Project. This project aims to enhance the city's foundational support structures, ensuring long-term stability and growth for the region. Constructora M&S S.A.C is responsible for overseeing the entire construction process, including the foundational support structures. This project is a significant step towards improving infrastructure and promoting sustainable development i ... Read more
A Mixed Cargo Terminal at the Port of Veracruz in Mexico is being built and is expected to have a significant positive impact on trade and logistics in the region including enhanced capacity, improved connectivity, economic growth, expansion of international trade, and a competitive advantage that will strengthen Veracruz's position as a leading port in Mexico. As part of the port project of the century, this new terminal will significantly enhance the port's capabilities, making it a crucial ... Read more
The Ann E. Abramson Marine Facility located in St. Croix, is receiving some updates to their pier after many years of weathering storms and hurricanes. The original pier was destroyed in 1989 by Hurricane Hugo and again ravaged in 1995 by Hurricane Marilyn. Frederiksted is home to one of two deep water ports on St. Croix and is the sole port for cruise ships visiting the island. Passengers disembark at the Frederiksted Pier, where they may explore the town, enjoy the beaches, rent a car, or cat ... Read more
