$19B JFK project opens construction support facility

The hub will produce concrete on site and employ barges to reduce emissions and congestion on the airport rehab project.

All lanes on Florida’s $440M Pensacola Bay Bridge open

The project suffered a setback in 2020 after Skanska USA’s barges crashed into it during Hurricane Sally.

All 6 Lanes on New Pensacola Bay Bridge Damaged by Hurricane Open to Traffic

Hurricane Sally dealt a setback to the bridge during its construction when barges broke loose and crashed into it.

Loose Barges on Ohio River Crash Into McAlpine Locks and Dam

One barge has been removed and two remain pinned against the structure at the approach to the McAlpine Locks and Dam on the Ohio River.

Investing in Inland Ports

By Luke Carothers The Port of Muskogee, one of two public ports located in Oklahoma, is a vital link in the manufacturing of goods throughout the region–supplying products such as rolled steel coils, ceramic, and paper materials to manufacturers throughout the Tulsa region.  The Port of Muskogee is part of the larger, 445-mile McClellan-Kerr Arkansas […] The post Investing in Inland Ports appeared first on Civil + Structural Engineer magazine.

Soi Buakhao - Building The Thames Barrier Documentary 1980s Pt 2 of 3, 26062019

Part 2 now of an old GLC video about the building of the Thames Barrier. Part 2 looks at caissons, pumping concretre, tidal waves

CITB - Building the Thames Tunnel, 29112016

Althoug there is no sound, this animated film is still informative providing good CGI illustration of the proposed building of the Thames Tideway (super sewer) Tunnel, showing the site set up, shaft construction, use of barges for material distribution, tunnelling, removal of soil arisings, concrete segment tunnel lining, connecting overflows to the main tunnel, landscaping of foreshores,

Tideway - 6. Every Boat Counts, 25112019

With EveryBoatCounts, we're showing how Tideway is using the River Thames on an unprecedented scale