Port of Long Beach Continues $2.4B Buildout as the Bigger Ships Come In

A joint venture of the Dutra Group and Griffth Co. cope with tides, port traffic and unexploded ordinances on a nearly $400-million pier infill project already underway as part of the Port of Long Beach's ongoing capital program.

Cruise Ship Interiors Design Expo Americas arrives in Miami this June

Cruise Ship Interiors Design Expo Americas lands in Miami this June, showcasing the latest trends, technologies and interiors transforming life at sea This year brings exciting new directions for several of the world’s biggest cruise lines. Royal Caribbean has ordered a new, sustainable, expedition-style Discovery Class vessel, and Celebrity Cruises added 10 ships to their […] The post Cruise Ship Interiors Design Expo Americas arrives in Miami this June appeared first on Architecture Magazine.

May 2026 Industry News: Los Angeles Aims to Expand Capacity for Cruise Ships

Pacific Cruise Terminals—a joint venture between Carrix Inc. and JLC Infrastructure—has been selected to operate a new outer harbor cruise terminal for the Port of Los Angeles and redevelop the existing World Cruise Center on the port’s main channel.

Tyneside civils firm ships out to Falklands to deliver causeway replacement

A Tyneside civil engineering firm has begun work in the Falkland Islands, its first contract outside the UK, after winning a competitive tender to replace a key causeway in the islands’ capital, Stanley. The post Tyneside civils firm ships out to Falklands to deliver causeway replacement appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

Alberici, JE Dunn land $300M Louisiana shipyard job

The project, which broke ground in November, will add more than 300,000 square feet for the production of autonomous ships.