The 42’ ft tug Harbor Captain was built in San Diego, CA in 1997 with major re-builds in 2006 and most recently in 2021. The vessel is owned by Pacific… Read More
Re-power of Tug Harbor Captain with Mitsubishi Engines
Nautical Creatures
Cats and Dogs and Camels, oh my! Cats in the engine room, dogs everywhere, and camels in the water? And what about that Brass Monkey? Is this Blog about Tugboats… Read More
Salmon Habitat Structure Installation
Chinook Salmon on the Sacramento River One of the wonders of the world are the runs of spawning salmon. After years at sea adult Chinook salmon will return to the… Read More
Towboat vs Tugboat
When push comes to shove, who wins? Who has more pull, a Tugboat or a Towboat? The answers depend on what needs pushing and what needs pulling! If you… Read More
Newport Bay Harbor Maintenance Dredging & East Jetty Repairs
The US Army Corps of Engineers has awarded Pacific Dredge & Construction the job of mechanical dredging about 62,000 cubic yards of sediment from the Federal Channel to be placed… Read More
Green Maritime Project
Pacific Maritime Group is at the center of a major green renovation project that is helping to save money and preserve the environment in and around the Port of San… Read More
I Love a Clean San Diego
Beaches are an essential part of everyone’s lives. Not only are they important for recreation, but they also play a critical role in fighting climate change. Beaches also help jumpstart… Read More
Petaluma River Channel Maintenance Dredging Project
In a continuing project designed to open up the Petaluma River as a viable recreational and commercial waterway, Pacific Dredge and Construction, LLC performed a second substantial dredging job commissioned… Read More
Tommy and Commander Assist the Jean Anne to 10th Ave.
Since the mid-1980s, Pacific Maritime Group (PMG) has been a trusted resource for professional dredging and marine towing services up and down the Pacific Coast. When our industry allies ask… Read More
Santa Barbara Maintenance Dredging
The accumulation of sediment at the bottom of Santa Barbara Harbor began as early as the last 1920s. The federal government began vital annual dredging projects of the harbor in… Read More
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