Panama City is Piling It On

The DuPont Bridge Replacement project serves as a critical infrastructure corridor carrying State Road 30 (SR30) over the St. Andrews Bay Intracoastal Waterway to strengthen vital civilian and military mobility in eastern Bay County, Florida. Situated just 2 miles from Tyndall Air Force Base, the new 2750' (ft) alignment carefully accounts for the military glide path while providing an elevated deck designed to reduce storm surge impacts and adapt to future sea level rise. This massive $350 mi ... Read more

Award-Winning Innovation: Project UPDATE

The massive redevelopment of the Grand Bahama Shipyard has officially culminated in industry-wide recognition, shifting from an ambitious vision into an award-winning operational reality as 2026 draws to a close. Moving far beyond initial projections, this fast-track design-build expansion successfully established the premier Caribbean hub as the largest cruise ship repair facility in the world. The complex project required navigating active shipyard logistics, tight marine traffic lanes, and un ... Read more

Prepping the Gateway to the Cape

As the premier gateway to Cape Cod, the iconic Sagamore Bridge has connected millions of travelers and locals to the historic peninsula since its completion in 1935. Today, this crucial transportation artery faces the realities of modern traffic volume, prompting a massive infrastructure evolution overseen by the Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT). This transformative multi-year project entails building two massive bridges featuring integrated bicycle lanes and upgraded inter ... Read more

Anchoring Progress

For generations, the Mississippi River hummed with energy at Port Sulphur, Louisiana. This stretch of the river had once been a vital artery for American commerce, but by the mid-2010s, a new era was dawning. The deep-water offshore industry was booming, and the vessels demanding dockage were growing larger, heavier, and more advanced than ever before. Recently, Edison Chouest Offshore (ECO), a global leader in marine transportation, recognized a critical logistical bottleneck and need ... Read more

ICE® Hammers Power Charleston Port Expansion

The ongoing expansion work at the Hugh K. Leatherman Terminal in North Charleston South Carolina represents a monumental investment in the future of United States port infrastructure and maritime supply chain capacity. Strategically positioned along the East Coast, this multiyear mega project aims to dramatically increase port capacity, strengthen global cargo movement, and foster long-term economic resilience. When fully built across its 286 acre (about the total floor space of the Penta ... Read more

Piles, Ports, and Precision Power

As the multi-year modernization and reconstruction effort at the Port of Lake Charles hits full stride in 2026, the local maritime landscape will transform to support the booming energy export sector. Strategically positioned along Henry Pugh Boulevard and the vital Calcasieu Ship Channel, this expansive project represents an investment exceeding $200 million to completely overhaul the area. The industrial water frontage right next to the public park at Calcasieu Point Landing will soon bustle ... Read more

Good Vibrations in Santa Cruz

The Murray Street Bridge Seismic Retrofit Project represents the critical final step in securing the transportation infrastructure of Santa Cruz, California, as it tackles the last remaining bridge in the city not yet brought up to modern earthquake safety standards. Spanning the scenic and bustling Santa Cruz Small Craft Harbor, this vital artery is undergoing a massive, $45 million dollar transformation that officially kicked off in early 2025 and is slated for completion in January 2028. Beyo ... Read more

A Recipe for a Stronger Waterfront

Throughout the years the Camden waterfront has seen many seasons of change, but few as meaningful as the work completed there just recently. For more than a century, Campbell Soup Company has anchored its operations in Camden, New Jersey, and the warehouse district along the shoreline has long been a hub of steady movement. These buildings were added during the company's twentieth century expansion, replacing the original nineteenth century structures and supporting generations of workers who ... Read more

A New Standard for Marine Safety

Ocean Reef Club in Key Largo is one of the most exclusive private communities in the world, and the infrastructure at 16 Gatehouse Road is vital to its maritime operations. Located in Key Largo, Florida, this project is a crucial upgrade to the area's shoreline, replacing aging dockage with a modern, resilient system designed to withstand the unique environmental pressures of the Florida Keys. Nestled along Dispatch Creek, this location serves as a primary access point for luxury vessels, making ... Read more

ICE® on the East River

The East River is one of New York City's most heavily trafficked waterways, supporting daily ferry commuters, tourism, and essential marine operations. When a section of a Manhattan ferry dock required urgent repair, the project became a priority for maintaining safe and reliable transit along this iconic corridor. Although the work was relatively short in duration; it was completed in just a few weeks; the repairs were essential to keeping ferry service running smoothly for thousands of riders ... Read more

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