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
In Belford, New Jersey, a seawall project was recently underway that carried real weight for the community. The shoreline needed reinforcement to guard against erosion and the relentless push of storms, and the work demanded not only new steel sheets but also the careful removal of old piles buried beneath the waterline. These legacy piles, a mix of aging timber and corroded steel sheets from earlier construction, had to be extracted before the new structure could take shape. It ... Read more
The Howard Frankland Bridge, a vital link in Florida between Tampa and St. Petersburg, has undergone a major transformation. In 2025, the original 1960s-era span began its final chapter as contractor Archer Western led a carefully orchestrated demolition. Rather than using explosives, the team opted for a controlled, piece-by-piece deconstruction that prioritized safety and environmental responsibility.
Archer Western crews began by first using specialized saws to cut massive concrete sla ... Read more
