We were charged with helping dredge these channels to open them up for safe recreational and commercial boating. We helped complete the hydraulic dredging of nearly 70,000 cubic yards of sediment from approximately 1.6 miles of the channel and spur. Material was hydraulically dredged and piped through a secure welded pipeline to a staging location where it was dewatered for final placement. Once completed, the project vastly improved the navigable channels with minimal impact to the community and local environment.

Our services included hydrographic survey coordination, engineering to prepare plans and specifications, cost estimation, permit support (USACE Individual Section 10 Permit and a NJDEP Waterfront Development Permit/Water Quality Certification), bidding support, environmental and historic preservation compliance, and full-time construction inspection.