The Agua Hedionda Lagoon in Carlsbad, California is an ecologically diverse and beautiful waterway that serves as an important source of drinking water for Southern California. The lagoon also provides recreational opportunities for visitors, such…
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Pacific Dredge & Construction completed the Richmond Inner Harbor maintenance dredging project in San Francisco Bay, awarded by the US Army Corps of Engineers. The work involved 10 different reaches along the main channel, and…
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Pacific Dredge & Construction completed the Napa River Maintenance Dredging project, awarded by the US Army Corps of Engineers. The project aimed to make the river deeper for boats to transit fully, using the clamshell…
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Pacific Dredge & Construction helped revive an entire community with our hydraulic and mechanical dredging project on the Petaluma River. A once-vibrant river city had dried up as years of mud and silt buildup made…
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This project has been awarded to Pacific Dredge & Construction by the US Army Corps of Engineers. The project consists of dredging approximately 62,000 cubic yards of material from the Federal Channel to be placed…
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Pacific Dredge & Construction helped revive an entire community with our hydraulic and mechanical dredging project on the Petaluma River. A once-vibrant river city had dried up as years of mud and silt buildup made…
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The in-house design/build new 2000 hp electric dredge Sandpiper is used to dredge Santa Barbara channel twice per year to keep the channel open year-round.
Pacific Dredge and Construction was selected by the Portofino Homeowners Association to perform navigational dredging and deepening of private docks.
Pacific Dredge and Construction, LLC. mobilized 6 sectional barge pontoon sections onto Lake Combie to create a 60’x40’ working platform to hold an excavator with a 6” hydraulic cutterhead suction dredge. The dredge material was…
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Pacific Dredge and Construction dredged Vallejo Yacht Club’s marina using the new dredge Horton and the two dump scows Thing 1 and Thing 2.