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DREDGING SUMMIT & EXPO ‘18

CONTENTSABOUT WEDA•1

WEDA BOARD OF DIRECTORS•2

SPONSORS•3

SUSTAINING MEMBERS•8

STRATEGIC PARTNERS•9

MEDIA PARTNERS•9

YOUNG WEDA EVENTS•10

GENERAL INFORMATION•11

SOCIAL EVENTS•12

GENERAL SCHEDULE•13

FIRST DAY EVENTS•14

SHORT COURSES•14

TECHNICAL SESSIONS•15

EXHIBITOR MAP•21

EXHIBITORS A TO Z•22

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ABOUT WEDA

WEDA GOALS AND OBJECTIVES

The Western Dredging Association (WEDA) region covers North, Central, and South America; the Central Dredging Association (CEDA) covers most of Europe, Africa, the Mid and Near East; and the Eastern Dredging Association (EADA) covers the Far East and Pacific region. These three organizations constitute the World Organization of Dredging Associations (WODA) with equal representation on the Board of Directors of WODA. The goals and objectives are common for each of the three organizations; however, operations to attain these are carried out independently.

To promote the exchange of knowledge in fields related to dredging, navigation, marine engineering, and construction by sponsoring or co-sponsoring national and international technical conferences, seminars, exhibitions, seminars, and symposiums, including publication and dissemination of the proceedings. To provide a forum for improvement of communications, technology transfer, and cooperation among associations, societies and all organizations interested in dredging, navigation, marine engineering, and construction. To emphasize the importance of understanding and development of solutions for problems related to the protection and enhancement of the marine environment. To encourage educational institutions to initiate programs and courses to prepare students for employment in the dredging, navigation, and marine engineering fields. To support educational institutions for students interested in pursuing dredging and marine engineering as a career. To promote membership in and furtherance of the Western Dredging Association through the establishment and support of chapters. To recognize individuals and organizations for outstanding engineering and operational achievements.

Western Dredging Association

serving the Americas

Central Dredging Association

serving Europe, Africa, and the Middle-East

Eastern Dredging Association

serving the Asian and Pacific region


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WEDA BOARD OF DIRECTORSMarcel Hermans, Chair & PresidentPort of Portland

Alan E. Alcorn, Vice PresidentMoffatt & Nichol

Matthew Binsfeld, TreasurerJ.F. Brennan, Co., Inc.

Carol Shobrook, SecretaryJT Cleary

Chuck Broussard, DirectorWeeks Marine

Jos Clement, DirectorCEDA Dredging & Fluid Management

Walter Dinicola, DirectorAnchor QEA, LLC

Paul Fuglevand, P.E., DirectorDalton, Olmsted & Fuglevand, Inc.

Michael Gerhardt, DirectorDCA

Donald Hayes, Ph.D., P.E., DirectorUniversity of Nevada, Las Vegas

Julie Hile, DirectorHile Group

Ashley Kerns, DirectorMike Hooks, Inc.

Robert C. Ramsdell, DirectorGreat Lakes Dredge & Dock Co.

Nelson Sanchez, DirectorUSACE, Mobile District

Steven Shaw, DirectorSevenson Environmental Services

Craig Vogt, DirectorCraig Vogt, Inc.

Ram Mohan, Ph.D., P.E., Ex-Officio Director*Anchor QEA, LLC

Raul Figueroa, Ex-Officio Director* Panama Canal Authority

Scotty Emmons, Ex-Officio Director* Orion Marine Group

Ricardo Hernandez Perez, Ex-Officio Director*Grupo MH Servicios Corporativos, SA de CV

Randall Steed, Ex-Officio Director*Ross Island Sand & Gravel Co.

Jan Van den Driessche, Ex-Officio Director*Jan De Nul

Aaron Wright, Ex-Officio Director*Infrastructure Alternatives*Non-voting member

CONFERENCE ORGANIZINGCOMMITTEE

Thomas P. Cappellino, Executive DirectorWestern Dredging Association

Robert C. Ramsdell, ChairGreat Lakes Dredge & Dock Co.

Donald Hayes, Ph.D., P.E., EditorUniversity of Nevada, Las Vegas

Paul Fuglevand, P.E., MemberDalton, Olmsted & Fuglevand, Inc.

Walter Dinicola, MemberAnchor QEA, LLC

Shelly Anghera, Associate MemberAnchor QEA, LLC


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SPONSORSPLATINUM

GOLD

J.F. Brennan Company, Inc. | www.jfbrennan.comJ.F. Brennan Company, Inc. (Brennan) is a marine contracting firm that specializes in environmental dredging and habitat restoration throughout the inland waters of the United States. Our focus on safety and innovation has enabled us to emerge as an industry leader in mechanical, hydraulic, and amphibious dredging, as well as diver-assisted micro-dredging.

[email protected] | +1 608-519-5349

Anchor QEAwww.anchorqea.com


Boskalis Environmentalwww.boskalis.com/environmental


Caterpillar, Inc.www.cat.com


http://www.jfbrennan.com

http://www.anchorqea.com

http://www.boskalis.com/environmental

http://www.cat.com


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GOLD

CEDA Dredging & Fluid Managementwww.ceda.com/services/dredging-fluid-management.cfm


Charter Contracting Companywww.charter.us


Foth Infrastructurewww.foth.com


Hagler Systemswww.haglersystems.com


Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Co.www.gldd.com


http://www.ceda.com/services/dredging-fluid-management.cfm

http://www.ceda.com/services/dredging-fluid-management.cfm

http://www.charter.us

http://www.foth.com

http://www.haglersystems.com

http://www.gldd.com


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GOLD

Infrastructure Alternatives, Inc. (IAI)www.iaiwater.com


Liebherrwww.liebherr.com


Mackworth Envirowww.mackworth-enviro.com


PANOLIN America Inc.www.panolinamerica.com

[email protected] | +1 805-676-1193 Ext. 103

MTG (Metalogenia S.A.)www.mtg.es/es/index.php

[email protected] | +34 937 417 000

http://www.iaiwater.com

http://www.liebherr.com

http://www.mackworth-enviro.com

http://www.panolinamerica.com

http://www.mtg.es/es/index.php


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GOLD

SNF Miningwww.snf.us


Teledyne Marinewww.teledynemarine.com


Weeks Marinewww.weeksmarine.com


Wood, plc.www.woodplc.com


Wood Environment & Infrastructure Solutions (Wood, a product of merging Amec Foster Wheeler Environment & Infrastructure and The Wood Group) is a global leader in the delivery of engineering, consulting, and construction. With technical experts across the US, Canada, UK, Europe, Australia and Latin America, we’re committed to providing solutions to improve our customer’s operations, reduce environmental liabilities, and increase efficiencies. We provide cost-conscious solutions to sediments projects for sampling and analysis, data gap analysis, designing for navigation, nutrient-laden or chemically-contaminated remediation, stream and marsh restoration, and construction management.

Learn more at Booth 5. Wood is a Gold Sponsor of the conference and Platinum Sustaining Member of WEDA.

http://www.snf.us

http://www.teledynemarine.com

http://www.weeksmarine.com

http://www.woodplc.com


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SILVER

www.cablearm.com

www.trimble.com/marine

www.pienvironmental.com

www.moffattnichol.com

www.royalihc.com

www.Hyatt-Survey.com

www.dscdredge.com

www.watermasterus.com

www.salem-republic.com

www.pearceusa.com

www.jtcleary.com

www.thsoa.org

http://www.cablearm.com

http://www.trimble.com/marine

http://www.pienvironmental.com

http://www.moffattnichol.com

http://www.royalihc.com

http://www.Hyatt-Survey.com

http://www.dscdredge.com

http://www.watermasterus.com

http://www.salem-republic.com

http://www.pearceusa.com

http://www.jtcleary.com

http://www.thsoa.org


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SUSTAINING MEMBERS


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STRATEGIC PARTNERS

MEDIA PARTNERS


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YOUNG WEDA EVENTS Young WEDAIf you are a young professional involved in dredging related work, or a student thinking of making a career of it, Young WEDA is the place for you - We represent youthful WEDA members all over the western hemisphere and give them easy access to a unique network of young professionals in the field of dredging, representing research institutes, universities, industry, governmental authorities and consultants. Young WEDA provides members with plenty of opportunities to exchange ideas, gain new technical insights, and expand networks with valuable new contacts to enhance their careers. ■

Our MissionYoung WEDA is dedicated to creating a platform for young members to express and present themselves whilst allowing for the opportunity to interact with older or more experienced fellow dredging enthusiasts and colleagues.Young WEDA actively participates in the organization of conferences, seminars and national meetings but also organizes its own activities. Above all, Young WEDA helps to carry out the WEDA mission and objectives and is an ambassador for the dredging profession in general.And finally Young WEDA members aim to have fun! ■

Young WEDA at the Dredging Summit & Expo '18 During the Dredging Summit & Expo 2018 at the Hilton Norfolk The Main, Young WEDA members and newcomers will have numerous opportunities to network among the best dredging organizations throughout the world.On Tuesday and Wednesday evening from 5:00 PM to 6:00 PM, students and young professionals in the industry will be mixing in the Young WEDA lounge inside the exhibit hall, sharing their dredging experiences, brainstorming the future of the global dredging industry, and above all having fun. Company representatives and seasoned experts are welcomed to join us. Refreshments and light snacks will be provided every day.On Tuesday evening, immediately following the Young WEDA Social Hour, we will be heading up to the 5th Floor of the Hilton to the Grain Rooftop Beer Garden for the annual Young WEDA Reception, which will go from 6:15 PM to 8:30 PM. Heavy appetizers and refreshments will be provided. ■

Calendar

Young WEDA Social HourTuesday & Wednesday5:00 PM - 6:00 PMMain Ballroom, 4th Floor Grain, 5th Floor of Hilton

Young WEDA ReceptionTuesday, June 26th6:15 PM - 8:30 PMT, W Tuesday


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GENERAL INFORMATION Registration 4th FloorThe registration desk will open at 9:30am on Monday and will remain open during the following hours:

9:30 AM – 6:30 PM7:30 AM – 6:00 PM7:30 AM – 6:00 PM7:30 AM – 11:00 AM

Monday, June 25thTuesday, June 26th

Wednesday, June 27thThursday, June 28th

Admissions to FunctionsBadges and ribbons are to be worn by all registered delegates, exhibitors, and guests for entrance into all meetings, technical sessions, exhibit hall, and social functions. Those not wearing a badge and ribbon will be refused entrance. ■

Meeting AttireBusiness casual clothing is suggested for all daytime technical sessions and luncheons. Suggested attire for the Welcome Reception/Ice Breaker and Gala Reception & Dinner is dressy casual. ■

Conference AppThe full program can be viewed on the Western Dredging Association mobile application. Please install it on your smart phone from the APP or Google Play stores.

Conference Websitehttps://dredging-expo.com/

Hotel WebsiteHilton Norfolk The Mainhttp://www.themainnorfolk.com/

https://dredging-expo.com/

http://www.themainnorfolk.com/


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SOCIAL EVENTS

MONDAY, JUNE 25TH Welcome Reception/Ice BreakerMain Ballroom, 4th Floor6:30 PM - 9:30 PM

TUESDAY, JUNE 26TH Young WEDA ReceptionGrain Rooftop Beer Garden, 5th Floor of Hilton (outside patio/rear area inside) https://grainnorfolk.com6:15 PM - 8:30 PM

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27TH Gala Reception and DinnerMain Ballroom, 4th FloorReception, Main Ballroom Foyer 6:15 PM - 7:15 PMDinner, Main Ballroom 7:30 PM - 9:30 PM

THURSDAY, JUNE 28TH Post Conference Boat Tour and Lunch Aboard the Spirit of NorfolkDeparts from Otter Berth at Town Point Park (one block SW from Hilton, two-minute walk) 1:15 PM - 4:30 PMDETAILS: 1:30 PM Board at Otter Berth at Town Point Park 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM Tour on the Elizabeth River and Lunch 4:30 PM Disembark at Otter Berth at Town Point Park Tour includes a full ship charter for WEDA attendees and their guests, a lunch buffet, and all refreshments.

Info & Registration (register any time before or during the conference): https://dredging-expo.com/post-tour

SUN MONJune 25th June 26th June 27th June 28th

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Ice Breaker Young WEDA Reception

Gala Recep. & Dinner

Boat Tour & Lunch

https://grainnorfolk.com

https://dredging-expo.com/post-tour


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GENERAL SCHEDULEMonday, June 25th Location

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Wednesday, June 27th

Thursday, June 28th

9:30

Short Course: WEDA's Dredging 101

Short Course: Bathymetric Multibeam Mapping for DredgeEnvironmental Commission Meeting

Registration Desk Open 4th Floor

Paul D. Fraim Center, 4th FloorGranby Ballroom E, 3rd FloorMomentum, 3rd FloorMain Ballroom, 4th Floor

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Grain, 5th Floor of Hilton

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Breakfast Buffet

Breakfast BuffetSafety Commission Plenary

Environmental Commission PlenaryBreakfast Buffet

AM Coffee & Refreshment Break



Technical Sessions 1A & 1BPlated Lunch with Guest Speaker and Awards

Technical Sessions 4A & 4BLunch Buffet

Technical Sessions 7A & 7BClosing Session/WEDA Membership Meeting/Best Booth

Technical Sessions 2A & 2B

Technical Sessions 5A & 5B

PM Coffee & Refreshment BreakTechnical Sessions 3A & 3B

Technical Sessions 6A & 6BYoung WEDA / Exhibitors Appreciation Hour

Exhibitor Move In

Welcome Reception/Ice Breaker

Gala ReceptionGala Dinner

Post Conference Lunch & Boat Tour on Spirit of Norfolk

Young WEDA / Exhibitors Appreciation HourYoung WEDA Reception

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Welcome Reception/Ice BreakerMain Ballroom, 4th Floor6:30 PM - 9:30 PM

FIRST DAY EVENTS

SHORT COURSES

Monday, June 25th

Monday, June 25th 1:00PM to 5:00PM

Exhibitor Move InMain Ballroom, 4th Floor10:00 AM - 5:00 PMThe Expo Hall for the 2018 Dredging Summit & Expo is located inside the Hilton’s Main Ballroom on the 4th floor of the Hilton. Many of the functions we have planned throughout the week will take place inside the Expo Hall, including the Welcome Reception, breakfasts, lunches, breaks, WEDA membership meeting, morning plenaries, Young WEDA hour, and the Gala Dinner.

WEDA's Dredging 101Paul D. Fraim Center, 4th Floor1:00 PM - 5:00 PMInstructor: Dr. Donald Hayes, Associate Dean, University of Nevada Las VegasGeneral Course Overview: The Dredging 101–“Basics of Dredging, Dredged Material Management, and Environmental Considerations” course has been developed and is provided exclusively by the Western Dredging Association (WEDA) for the purpose of helping anyone interested in learning about the basics of dredging and dredged material and environmental considerations in an easy, enjoyable, and efficient manner.

Bathymetric Multibeam Mapping for DredgeGranby Ballroom E, 3rd Floor1:00 PM - 5:00 PMInstructor: Mike Mutschler, Sr. Hydrographer/Principal, Seahorse Geomatics, Inc.General Course Overview: Seahorse Geomatics, Inc. will provide a short course on multibeam bathymetric mapping for dredging. The short course explains the challenges and solutions involved in sensor setup, calibrations, validation, operation, processing, and export for condition, pre-dredge, and post dredge surveys.

Environmental Commission Meeting(Open to all WEDA members)Momentum, 3rd Floor4:30 PM - 6:00 PM

The Western Dredging Association (WEDA) is proud to offer two continuing education short courses at the 2018 Dredging Summit & Expo. For your participation in either of the courses, you will receive a certificate for 4 professional development hours (PDHs). Registration available onsite Monday at 10:00AM.

Learning Objectives for Both Short Courses: https://dredging-expo.com/short-courses

https://dredging-expo.com/short-courses


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TECHNICAL SESSIONS

1A - TAMU/ERDC PANEL: Defining the Problem/Need2A - PANEL: Tools and Techniques3A - PANEL: Stakeholder Perspectives and Next Steps

7A - Planning & Management

4A - Dredging Research5A - Disposal6A - Safey

1B - Beach Nourishment2B - Innovative Equipment and Techniques3B - Innovative Remediation

7B - Real-time Monitoring & Surveying

4B - Marine Habitat Considerations5B - Environmental Remediation6B - Beneficial Reuse

Tuesday, June 26th - Thursday, June 28th

Technical sessions are on the 3rd and 4th Floor.

Tuesday, June 26th


Thursday, June 28th

PLATED LUNCH WITH GUEST SPEAKER AND AWARDS

Time: Tuesday, June 26th 11:30am-1:20pm | Location: Main Ballroom, 4th Floor Guest Speaker: John F. Reinhart | CEO and Executive Director, Virginia Port AuthorityJohn F. Reinhart is the CEO and executive director of the Virginia Port Authority (VPA). He is responsible for the broad programmatic areas of business development and growth, strategic marketing, finance, and operations of Virginia’s marine terminal facilities: Virginia International Gateway, Newport News Marine Terminal, Norfolk International Terminals, Portsmouth Marine Terminal, Richmond Marine Terminal and the Virginia Inland Port.

“Fundamentally, we base the organization on values and work to focus colleague behaviors on those values each and every day. The goal is to reinvent the port and accelerate the evolution of the port in order to become a catalyst for commerce and economic development and improve competitiveness in a global marketplace.”He leads the port with emphasis on maintaining integrity and respectfulness amongst colleagues, as well as the importance of being “a good corporate citizen to the community.” Since becoming CEO, John has worked to understand the public community in addition to the private sector in order to serve all of the constituents of the Commonwealth.He enjoys managing a team that is building confidence within the company, the customer base, and the community. He says it is essential to communicate the challenges that the organization has overcome to achieve success in order to demonstrate the hard work of the entire company and continue raising trust and respect in the port.“It’s very satisfying to have the opportunity to watch people grow, to see the organization mature, to create economic vitality for Virginia and to prepare for a better tomorrow.”Prior to joining the VPA, John worked for the Maersk organization for 23 years. He served from 2000-2014 as CEO of Maersk Line, Limited (MLL) and a member of the board of directors. During his career with Maersk, he held the positions of President, UMS, senior vice president and regional director. After retiring from Maersk, John began his tenure with VPA in February 2014.John currently serves on multiple regional boards including the Hampton Roads Transportation Accountability Commission, Marine Transportation System National Advisory Council, Hampton Roads Business Roundtable, Hampton Roads Chamber of Commerce Regional Board, Nauticus Foundation, Virginia Economic Development Partnership and Hampton Roads Economic Development Alliance.His awards and honors include: Virginia Business Magazine’s 2016 Business Person of the Year, 2015 Merchant Marine Medal for Outstanding Achievement, 2014 Colgate W. Darden, Jr. Scouter Citizen of the Year, 2009 Seafarer’s International House, Outstanding Friend of the Seafarer and the 2007 Admiral of the Ocean Sea Award.John received his bachelor’s degree in general studies and political science from Ohio University and later earned his Executive MBA from the University of Michigan.

Session A - Granby Ballroom D&E, 3rd Floor Session B - Paul D. Fraim Center, 4th Floor


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Tuesday, June 26th

1A TAMU/ERDC PANEL: Defining the Problem/Need

Chair: Dr. Todd Bridges | USACE ERDC1A-1 | 10:00am-10:10am | Introduction and Charge | T. Bridges (USACE ERDC)

1A-2 | 10:10am-10:30am | Plenary - Hampton Roads/Norfolk Area Flooding Issues and Resiliency Needs | S. Smith (City of Norfolk)

1A-3 | 10:30am-11:10am | A Review of Trends in Norfolk Area and Issues Affecting Operational Readiness of Ports and Military: Military Perspective | RADM (Rtd.) A. Phillips (Consultant) Ports Perspective | CAPT (Rtd.) K. Chope (Virginia Port Authority)

1A-4 | 11:10am-11:20am | Defining the Problem/Issues - Facilitated Discussion | R. Mohan (TAMU/Anchor QEA) and T. Bridges (USACE ERDC)

PLENARY OPENING PLENARY

10:00am-11:20am

Session A - Granby Ballroom D&E, 3rd Floor

Session B - Paul D. Fraim Center, 4th Floor

1B Beach Nourishment

Chair: Dr. Shelly Anghera | Latitude Environmental1B-1 |10:00am-10:20am | Beach Development And Protection of Resort Coastline Using Geotextile Tubes | C. Timpson (TenCate Geosynthetics) and T. Stephens (TenCate Geosynthetics)

1B-2 | 10:20am-10:40am | Protein Polysaccharide Biopolymers (PPBs) Technology Evaluation for Renourished Beach Erosion Control | F. Ocaña (Marcost de México), A. Dahmani (SAMARCEL), R. Pinzón (Marcost de México), D. Ceballos (Marcost de México), I. Mariño-Tapia (CINVESTAV-IPN), and L. Pinzón-Espinosa (Marcost de México)1B-3 | 10:40am-11:00am | The Application of an Active Sediment Tracing Technique to Assess the Efficacy of Nearshore Placement of Dredged Material for Beach Nourishment Purposes | J. Poleykett (Partrac), P. Friend (Partrac), K. Black (Partrac), M. Wright (Partrac), M. Davidson ([email protected]) and P. Morton (Angus Council)1B-4 | 11:00am-11:20am | Investigating Sediment Color Change Dynamics to Promote Beneficial Use Applications | J. Berkowitz (USACE Engineer Research and Development Center), C. VanZomeren (USACE Engineer Research and Development Center), and A. Priestas (USACE Engineer Research and Development Center)

8:30am-9:30am

Keynote Speakers: Eric Bush | USACE South Atlantic Division Honorable William Doyle | Dredging Contractors of America (DCA)

Location: Main Ballroom, 4th FloorEric L. Bush, Chief, Planning and Policy Division South Atlantic Division, Atlanta, GeorgiaAs Chief of South Atlantic Division’s Planning and Policy Division, Eric Bush is responsible for strategic leadership and program oversight of planning, environmental, and economics work performed in five district offices supporting the Division’s civil works, military, and international and interagency missions. Mr. Bush also serves as the Director of the Corps of Engineer’s Deep Draft Navigation Planning Center of Expertise, which is the production center for navigation economics analysis and the review management office for all Corps’ navigation decision support documents.

Prior to coming to SAD in 2015, Mr. Bush was Chief of Planning at Jacksonville District 2012-2015. Prior Jacksonville District assignments include Assistant Chief of Everglades Division and Chief of Restoration Planning Section. Mr. Bush also served as a construction manager during Operation Iraqi Freedom in 2004/2005. Prior to coming to work for the Corps of Engineers, he worked for 10 years for the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP), including four years on the interagency planning team responsible for the development of the Comprehensive Everglades Restoration Plan (1999). Mr. Bush has earned a Superior Civilian Service Award, three Commander’s Awards for Civilian Service and an Achievement Medal for Civilian Service. Mr. Bush was awarded the Bronze deFleury Medal for superior service to the Army Engineer Regiment in February 2012. Mr. Bush has a Bachelor's Degree in Biological Science from Florida State University and is a graduate of the University of Florida's Natural Resources Leadership Institute.

William P. Doyle, CEO & Executive Director Dredging Contractors of America (DCA)The Honorable William P. Doyle is a marine engineer first by trade. He was raised in Weymouth, Massachusetts. He began his career at the Mass Maritime Academy where he worked in the Quincy, MA shipyard breaking out and laying-up ships during the first Gulf War. After graduation, he sailed as an Officer in the U.S. Merchant Marine, in both the domestic and international trades for ten years. He earned his law degree in 2000 from Widener University School of Law.

William Doyle served as Chief In-house Counsel and Director of Government & Legislative Affairs and later as Chief-of-Staff with the Marine Engineers’ Beneficial Association and Co-Counsel for the American Maritime Congress. In 2008 Mr. Doyle was appointed under the George W. Bush Administration as the Director of Permits, Scheduling & Compliance for the Office of Federal Coordinator for Alaska Natural Gas Transportation Projects where he managed the pre-filing and permitting activities of 24 federal agencies including the Army Corps, NMFS, DOT and DOI agencies.

William Doyle was nominated and appointed twice by President Barack Obama, and unanimously confirmed twice by the U.S. Senate as a Commissioner to the U.S. Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) where he served under the Administration for four years. He remained onboard with the Donald J. Trump Administration for an additional year. At the FMC, he led several trade delegations, including making sure that the Jones Act was protected, proposed maritime related tax policies in China did not detrimentally affect U.S. business, and foreign ocean carriers did not exert their collective market power over U.S. service providers, such as the tug and barge industry.


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DREDGING SUMMIT & EXPO ‘18Tuesday, June 26th

Session A - Granby Ballroom D&E, 3rd Floor Session A - Granby Ballroom D&E, 3rd Floor



1:30pm-3:20pm

2A PANEL: Tools and Techniques

Chair: Dr. Ram Mohan | TAMU/Anchor QEA, LLC2A-1 | 1:30pm-1:50pm | Options for integrating EWN/NNBF as part of Dredging and Coastal Restoration | J. King (USACE Engineer Research and Development Center)

2A-2 | 1:50pm-2:10pm | Dredging Techniques for Engineering with Nature | R. Randall (Texas A&M University)

2A-3 | 2:10pm-2:25pm | Opportunities and Challenges for Implementing NNBF as part of Dredging – Some Case Studies | R. Ramsdell (Great Lakes Dredge & Dock)

2A-4 | 2:25pm-2:45pm | Review of Recent Experience with Thin Layer Placement and NNBF Projects in the U.S. | M. Chasten (USACE Philadelphia District)

2A-5 | 2:45pm-3:00pm | Dune and Coastal Resiliency using EWN | Jens Figlus (Texas A&M University)

2A-6 | 3:00pm-3:20pm | EWN and NNBF Integration into Dredging – Galveston District Perspective | Edmond Russo (USACE Galveston District)

3A PANEL: Stakeholder Perspectives and Next Steps

Chair: Dr. Todd Bridges | USACE ERDC3A-1 | 3:40pm-4:00pm | Regulatory Process and Considerations for EWN/NNBF | S. Douglas (New Jersey DOT)

3A-2 | 4:00pm-4:20pm | EWN and Benefits to Threatened and Endangered Species | Colette Cairns (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration)

3A-3 | 4:20pm-4:55pm | Facilitated Discussion – How do we implement effective EWN/NNBF projects? – What are the data and R&D Needs | T. Bridges (USACE ERDC) and R. Mohan (TAMU/Anchor QEA)

3A-4 | 4:55pm-5:00pm | Concluding Remarks | T. Bridges (USACE ERDC)

2B Innovative Equipment and Techniques

Chair: Ira Brotman | Moffatt & Nichol2B-1 | 1:30pm-1:50pm | The Future of Remediation at Contaminated Sediment Sites – Update on How Dredge Companies are Evolving to Meet Current Challenges| G. Hicks (Tetra Tech) and McGee, S. (Tetra Tech)

2B-2 | 1:50pm-2:10pm | Application of Alum to Improve Post-Dredging Water Quality at the Ashland/NSP Superfund Site Pilot Project | S. Garbaciak, R. Onderko, D. Roznowski, S. Kozicki, M. Ciardelli, R. Brillhart, J. Morris, J. Wisher, K. Aukerman (Foth Infrastructure & Environment); B. Bell (Envirocon); and T. Lee (J.F. Brennan Company)

2B-3 | 2:10pm-2:30pm | Rapid Solidification of Dredged Coal Combustion Residuals (CCR) & Wet Ash Wastes | M. Khire & C. Hardin (UNC Charlotte); Q. Barefoot & J. Meagher (Mineral Processing Services); and R. Traver (Pace Engineering)

2B-4 | 2:30pm-2:50pm | Use of Polyethylene Device (PED) Passive Samplers at Contaminated Sediment Sites to Support Remedial Planning and Progress Monitoring | Lisa F. Lefkovitz (Battelle Memorial Institute)

2B-5 | 2:50pm-3:15pm | Dredged Material Testing – A Work Flow Guide for Project Managers and Testing Laboratories | J. Bourdeau (Key Environmental) and J. Occhialini (Alpha Analytical)

3B Innovative Remediation

Chair: Steve Garbaciak | Foth Infrastructure & Environment, LLC3B-1 | 3:40pm-4:00pm | Mile Point Training Wall Reconfiguration | K. Simankova (Manson Construction), R. Mander (Manson Construction), and P. Kenning (Manson Construction)

3B-2 | 4:00pm-4:20pm | Environmental Dredging with High Precision and Accuracy | J. Nielsen (EIVA A/S), K. Tomanka (OARS-HPSG), and S. Steinmetz (EIVA A/S)

3B-3 | 4:20pm-4:40pm | Evolution of an Innovative Dredging Technology for Harvesting Coarse-Grained Sediment; From Riverine to Marine Applications| R. Tucker (Streamside, LLC), R. Trevino (City of Galveston), T. Welp (U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center), C. Maglio (U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center), T. Risko (Freese and Nichols, Inc.), Z. Tyler (U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center), J. Moya (Freese and Nichols, Inc.), C. Weber (Freese and Nichols, Inc.), J. Figlus (Texas A&M University), W. Fuller (Texas A&M University), and R. Thomas (USACE Galveston District)

3B-4 | 4:40pm-5:00pm | Novel solutions for minerals and aggregates: ¡VAMOS! and MAD | M. Winkelman (Damen Dredging Equipment), D. Dijxhoorn (Damen Shipyards Gorinchem), and O.P. Marcus (Damen Shipyards Gorinchem)

3:40pm-5:00pm


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4A Dredging Research

Chair: Don Hayes | University of Nevada, Las Vegas4A-1 | 10:00am-10:20am | A Pseudo Analytical Model for CSD Spillage due to Rotational Velocity-Induced Flow | J. Werkhoven (Delft University of Technology), B. Nieuwboer (Delft University of Technology), A. Louis (IHC Holland B.V.), R. Ramsdell (Great Lakes Dredge and Dock), S. Miedema (Delft University of Technology)4A-2 | 10:20am-10:40am | Refinements in STFATE Modeling Allowing for Greater Dredge Volume Per Load | P. Berman (ANAMAR Environmental Consulting)4A-3 | 10:40am-11:00am | Real Time Production Efficiency Based on Measurement of Flow Velocity and Flow Profile | H. Wei, C. Qiu, K. Primrose, & W. Hazineh (Industrial Tomography Systems)4A-4 | 11:00am-11:20am | Slurry Transport, The Concentration Distribution, A Continuing Study | S. Miedema (Delft University of Technology)4A-5 | 11:20am-11:40am | Slurry Transport, Fully Stratified Flow in the Sliding Flow Regime | S. Miedema (Delft University of Technology)

PLENARY SAFETY COMMISSION

10:00am-11:40am



4B Marine Habitat Considerations

Chair: Kat Prickett | Port of Los Angeles4B-1 |10:00am-10:20am | Evaluating Biological Effects of Dredging-Induced Underwater Sounds | A. McQueen, B. Suedel, J. Wilkens, & M. Fields (U.S. Army ERDC)4B-2 | 10:20am-10:40am | Can Coral Reefs and Large-Scale Dredging Projects Coexist? | W. Precht (Dial Cordy and Associates)4B-3 | 10:40am-11:00am | Essential Fish Habitat Considerations for Dredge Operations: Mitigation Measures and Case Studies from Alaska | S. Kelly & L. Ames (National Marine Fisheries Service Alaska Region)4B-4 | 11:00am-11:20am | Spatial Interpolation as a Tool to Assess the Effects of Ocean Disposal on Economically Important Species: Tilefish Habitat at Miami ODMDS as a Case Study | J. Seitz (ANAMAR Environmental Consulting)4B-5| 11:20am-11:40am | Challenges and Advancements in Sediment Transport Modelling of Dredging for Complex Coastal Conditions | D. Fissel, Y. Lin, & T. Mudge (ASL Environmental Sciences)

8:30am-9:30am

Springboarding New Talent into Your Safety CulturePanel Moderator and WEDA Safety Commission Chair:

Julie Hile | Hile Group

Panel Participants: Representatives of 2018 Western Dredging Association Safety Excellence Award Winning Companies

Location: Main Ballroom, 4th FloorTo prepare for this panel, please review the list of questions/topics on the WEDA Mobile App or online program.


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DREDGING SUMMIT & EXPO ‘18Wednesday, June 27th

Session A - Granby Ballroom D&E, 3rd Floor Session A - Granby Ballroom D&E, 3rd Fl.

Session B - Paul D. Fraim Center, 4th Fl.


1:30pm-3:10pm

5A Disposal

Chair: Tim Welp | USACE ERDC5A-1 | 1:30pm-1:50pm | Scow Geofence System (SGS) and its Application in Dredged Material Disposal | N. Bourque, F. Belesimo, & T. Mannering (Cashman Dredging and Marine Contracting Company)5A-2 | 1:50pm-2:10pm | Advanced Monitoring of Dredged Material Placement Sites at the Mouth of the Columbia River | J. Norton, H. Moritz, M. Ott, & J. McMillan (USACE Portland District), and G.C. Roegner (NOAA)5A-3 | 2:10pm-2:30pm | Quality Assurance, Quality Control, and Long-term Performance Monitoring of Engineered Capping Systems Placed Over Environmentally Impacted Sediments | D. Roznowski, T. Gawronski, & T. Van Hoof (Foth Infrastructure & Environment), and T. Lee (J.F. Brennan)5A-4 | 2:30pm-2:50pm | Sand Stabilization and Sediment Resuspension Mitigation Optimization Using Innovative Protein Polysaccharide Biopolymers (PPBs) | A. Dahmani & F. Dahan (SESI Consulting Engineers); F. Qweider, C. Ligeikis, J. Mulqueen, & C. Bagtzoglou (University of Connecticut); R. Albino; R. Beach (GZA); S. Damon & E. Anzinger (LANGAN)5A-5 | 2:50pm-3:10pm | Estimating Turbidity and Total Suspended Solids near a Dredge Operation using a Weather Balloon-Mounted Camera | J. Wilkens, A. McQueen, B. Suedel, S. Hammond, A. Davis, H. Bennet, M. Fields, & C.L. Saltus (U.S. Army ERDC); J.M. Corbino (USACE New Orleans District)

6A Safety

Chair: Robert Ramsdell | Great Lakes Dredge & Dock6A-1 | 3:40pm-4:00pm | Navigating the Future of Dredging Safety, One Project Launch Meeting at a Time | M. Davis (Hile Group)6A-2 | 4:00pm-4:20pm | The Gravity of Fall Protections Use: An Analysis of Available Data | C. Tennant & J. Henriksen (Manson Construction)6A-3 | 4:20pm-4:40pm | Leadership “A Winning Attitude” | P. Cantner (CEDA)6A-4 | 4:40pm-5:00pm | Fleet Problem Solving by Next-Gen Crews | J. Hile (Hile Group)

5B Environmental Remediation

Chair: Peggy Derrick | EA Engineering, Science, and Technology, Inc., PBC5B-1 | 1:30pm-1:50pm | Save Our Indian River Lagoon Project Funded Muck Removal, Brevard County Natural Resources Management Department, Brevard County, Florida | R. Wagner & L. Lumbard (Wood Environment and Infrastructure Solutions); M. Culver (Brevard County Natural Resources)

5B-2 | 1:50pm-2:10pm | Wick Drains for Soil Consolidation and Environmental Remediation at the Atlantic Wood Superfund Site, Portsmouth, VA | K. Wikar & J.R. Hill (Hayward Baker)

5B-3 | 2:10pm-2:30pm | Update on the Fox River Remediation Project, Green Bay, WI | R. Feeney & T. Blackmar (Tetra Tech); P. LaRosa & D. Binkney (Anchor QEA); G. Smith & D. Bauman (J.F. Brennan)5B-4 | 2:30pm-2:50pm | Cedar Creek Site – Operable Unit 2a: Lessons Learned During Implementation of an Environmental Dredging Project Located Within a Historical Town | K. Powell, J.A. Detor, J.Doody, & M. Conese (AnchorQEA); C.F. Dousharm (Mercury Marine)5B-5 | 2:50pm-3:10pm | Lessons Learned Managing Multiple Waste Streams At A Superfund Alternative Site | B. Cardwell (IAI), P. Olander (J.F. Brennan)

6B Beneficial Reuse

Chair: Walter Dinicola | Anchor QEA6B-1 | 3:40pm-4:00pm | Beneficial Use - Case Studies from Europe | CEDA6B-2 | 4:00pm-4:20pm | Assessment of Sediment Treatment and Beneficial Use during Gowanus Canal Pilot Study | J. Fears, R. Hyatt, D. Nicholas, J. Gasser, & James Brinkman (Geosyntec)6B-3 | 4:20pm-4:40pm | Dredging the Manasquan River Complex – Creating Capacity, Beneficial Re-Use through Beach Nourishment and Enhancing the Greater Good of the Manasquan Inlet Area | W. Douglas & W. Henderson (New Jersey DOT); M. Marano & T.W. Chen (WSP USA); and S. Flanigan (Gahagan & Bryant)6B-4 | 4:40pm-5:00pm | La Quinta Terminal Mitigation Project: Large-Scale Dredged Material Beneficial Reuse Facility for Estuarine Habitat Creation in Corpus Christi Bay, TX | L. Maristany & A. Horine (Mott MacDonald); and P. Carangelo (Port of Corpus Christi)

3:40pm-5:00pm


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Closing SessionThursday, June 28th

12:00 PM - 12:30 PM

Paul D. Fraim Center, 4th Floor

Post Conference Lunch & Boat TourThursday, June 28th 1:15 PM - 4:30 PM

Departs from Otter Berth at Town Point Park

(one block SW from Hilton, two-minute walk)

Thursday, June 28th

7A Planning & Management

Chair: Wesley Thomas | Arcadis7A-1 | 10:20am-10:40am | Environmental Monitoring and Management During the Construction Dredging for the First Stage of New Port of Veracruz, Mexico | J. Ramirez- Macías (Port of Veracruz), F. Liaño-Carrera (Administración Portuaria Integral de Veracruz), T. Camarena-Luhrs (Parque Nacional Sistema Arrecifal Veracruzano), A. Gómez-Barrero (Argo Consultores Ambientales), and D. Salas-Monreal (Universidad Veracruzana)7A-2 | 10:40am-11:00am | Application of Feedback EMMP Approaches to the Management of Dredging Activities in Sensitive Temperate and Tropical Coastal Environments | T. Foster, J. van Berkel, V. Hoa (DHI Water & Environment); C.A. Tan (Advisian)7A-3 | 11:00am-11:20am | Alternatives Analysis, Engineering Design, and Construction Planning for a 10.5 Mile, Inland Drinking Water Canal: Delaware and Raritan Canal, New Jersey | T. Merritts (Anchor QEA)7A-4 | 11:20am-11:40am | Balancing Future Navigation Channel Maintenance and Remedial Design Goals: Rivers and Harbors Act Section 408 Considerations | K. McCormick, J. Beaver, & M. Ciarlo (EA Engineering, Science, and Technology)7A-5 | 11:40am-12:00pm | Dredging for Sustainable Infrastructure | R. Kolman (IADC)

PLENARY ENVIRONMENTAL COMMISSION

10:20am-12:00pm



7B Real-Time Monitoring & Surveying

Chair: Lori Brownell | Taylor Engineering, Inc.7B-1 | 10:20am-10:40am | MUD, A New Acoustic Echosounder For Sediment Monitoring | T. Mudge, D. Lemon, J. Buermans, & K. Borg (ASL Environmental Services)7B-2 | 10:40am-11:00am | The Integrated Forward-looking System on the 2018 Build Trailing Suction Dredger (TSHD) Arzana | L. van Ingen (IHC America), R. Mourik (IHC Systems), M. van Eeten (IHC Systems)7B-3 | 11:00am-11:20am | Constructing a Cost Effective Unmanned Surface Vessel for Use in Dredging Applications | D. O’Brien, H. Simpkins, & D. Graves (SurvTech Solutions)7B-4 | 11:20am-11:40am | Improved Channel Evaluation using Automatic Identification System and Hydrographic Survey Data | L. Dunkin, C. Saltus, K. Mitchell, & B. Scully (US Army ERDC)7B-5 | 11:40am-12:00pm | Geophysical 4D Modelling for Geological Site Investigations | J. Sawyer & S. Patel (ArcDMC Sediment Solutions); P. Brabers (Demco NV)

8:30am-9:30am

Dredging and Mitigation/Adaptation to Climate Change: Success StoriesLocation: Main Ballroom, 4th Floor

CLOSING EVENTS

La Quinta Aquatic Habitat Mitigation Project, TexasL. Maristany (Mott MacDonald)

Cat Marine Advanced Variable DriveTM Innovative Vessel DesignJ. Mundth (Caterpillar)

Beach Stabilization and Dune Restoration in Progreso, Yucatan, MexicoA. Dahmani (SESI Consulting Engineers)

Ninigret Marsh Restoration ProjectA. Timmis (J.F. Brennan)


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EXHIBITOR MAP


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EXHIBITORS A to ZThe dredging exhibition showcases leading companies from around the world, who will be demonstrating their latest products and services.

Alpha Analytical Inc.|www.alphalab.com 72Alpha Analytical, Inc. has provided full-service environmental laboratory solutions for the most demanding industrial and commercial applications in the U.S. and abroad since 1985. Alpha Analytical is a world class environmental testing laboratory providing the highest quality and most trusted analytical testing worldwide. Alpha Analytical delivers unsurpassed customer services and courier services throughout New England, New York, New Jersey, and the MidAtlantic Region. Our core services include air, water and soil sample analyses, with specialized expertise in emerging contaminants, sediment and tissue analysis, and petroleum forensics analysis. ■

8 Walkup Drive,Westborough, MA, 01581, USA

+1 508 898 9220CONTACT: Ralph [email protected]

AMPHIBEX by Normrock Industries Inc.|www.normrock.ca 6 & 7Normrock Industries Inc Manufactures The AMPHIBEX Multi Purpose Amphibious Dredges Excavator in various sizes from 10” to 30” outlet 4 500 GPM to 44 000 GPM. It uses Buckets, Clams, Pile drivers, Rock grinders, Hydraulic hammer, Rakes and many more tools. It dredges using an horizontal cutter head or a conical cutter. Its ability to load and offload itself makes it the easiest water construction machine to mobilize and demobilize. Our R & D division is constantly researching ways to respond to the ever growing demand our machines users are facing to meet government laws, restrictions, and recommendations. ■

3360 Blvd Des Entreprises,Terrebonne, Quebec, J6X 4J8,

Canada+1 450 477 5132

CONTACT: Norman [email protected]

Anvil Attachments|www.anvilattachments.com 34Anvil Attachments is an award winning manufacturer of bulk material handling attachments. We offer the most diverse product line in the industry, including hydraulic and cable clamshell buckets and hydraulic and cable grapples. Anvil utilizes state of the art FEA design on all of our clamshell buckets and grapples which allows us to design grabs with the precise weight to strength ratio for the material handled. Anvil practices LEAN manufacturing on all of our products which reduces cost and improves quality. ■

PO Box 216, 261 Highway 19,Slaughter, LA, 70777, USA

+1 225 654 8223CONTACT: Shane Toncrey

[email protected]

AquaBlok, Ltd.|www.aquablok.com 55AquaBlok®, Ltd. provides a range of powder-coated materials that address a variety of geotechnical sealing and contaminated sediment remediation applications. Technical advantages include ease of handling, placement without losses, and uniform distribution of high-value materials. Powder provides a higher rate of adsorption than granular materials. Both in-situ treatment and low-permeability products are supplied under the AquaGate® and AquaBlok® names. ■

175 Woodland Ave.,Swanton, OH, 43558, USA

+1 419 825 1325CONTACT: John [email protected]

Arc Surveying & Mapping, Inc.|www.arcsurveyors.com 70Arc Surveying & Mapping, Inc. is proud to be an associate member of WEDA and are advocates of dredging’s positive contribution to a clean environment and a strong economy. For over thirty years the company has assisted the dredging community in achieving their goals by providing the most Accurate, Reliable and Cost-effective hydrographic services available. ■

5202 San Juan Avenue,Jacksonville, FL, 32210, USA

+1 904 384 8377CONTACT: John F. Sawyer

[email protected]

Athena Technologies, Inc.|www.athenatechnologies.com 66Athena provides vibracore sediment sampling services for data collection in support of dredging operations. Athena operates in aquatic environments, from wetlands to 20-30 miles offshore in water depths up to 70 feet, and can collect sediment cores up to 20 feet below sediment surface. ■ P.O. Box 68,

McClellanville, SC, 29458, USA+1 843 887 3800

CONTACT: J. Neil [email protected]

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Boskalis Environmental|www.boskalis.com/environmental 39Boskalis Environmental is a global leader in large-scale desanding and dewatering of contaminated dredged sediments. In the Netherlands/Europe they operate as Boskalis Environmental B.V.; in USA/North America as Stuyvesant Environmental Contracting LLC (Lower Passaic River Phase I Removal Action - 2012) and Stuyvesant Projects Realization Inc. (Lower Fox River OU2-5 remediation - ongoing). Collectively these companies have more than 30 years of experience processing 15 million tons of sediments/soils while beneficially reusing 10 million tons. ■

212 Carnegie Center Suite 200,Princeton, NJ, 08540, USA

+1 609 897 0800CONTACT: Mr. Ron [email protected]

C-2 Innovations, Inc.|www.c-2innovations.com 67C-2i Inc. has developed a tether-less, amphibious self-deploying bottom-crawler for precision mapping, surveying, monitoring and sampling in the surf zone and shallow water environments. The system is all weather, all-season extending the operating season with faster real-time data. ■ 102 Peabody Dr.,

Stow, MA, 01775, USA+1 978 257 4820

CONTACT: Arnis [email protected]

Cable Arm|www.cablearm.com 3Environmental dredging is the safe and precise removal of contaminated sediment. To survive in today’s highly competitive market, dredgers need an efficient and cost effective solution. Our navigational clamshells are built with special features to help meet a dredger’s needs. Our bulk material handling buckets incorporate special features for moving nearly any granular material. ■

3452 W. Jefferson Ave.,Trenton, MI, 48183, USA

+1 734 676 6108CONTACT: Ray Bergeron

[email protected]

Carter Machinery|www.cartermachinery.com 74At Carter Machinery, our methods are defined through our Mission of “enabling every customer to achieve their highest level of success”. From hiring committed professionals who go the extra mile for you, to supplying our employees with the right tools and resources to get the job done right the first time, our success is a direct result of yours. We want to be your trusted partner and will work to earn it every day. ■

1330 Lynchburg Tpke,Salem, VA, 24153, USA

+1 800 768 4200CONTACT: Lee Parker

[email protected]

Carylon Sediments Group|www.carylonsedimentsgroup.com 50The CARYLON SEDIMENTS GROUP is a recognized leader in sediment and waste management services throughout North America and the Caribbean regions. The Carylon Sediments Group provides turnkey contaminated sediment remediation services and has significant experience with environmental dredging, sediment dewatering and excavation, and placement of environmental capping materials. ■

3100 Bethel Road,Chester, PA, 19013, USA

+1 610 497 9500CONTACT: Jerry [email protected]

Caterpillar Inc.|www.cat.com 24For 90 years, Caterpillar Inc. has been making sustainable progress possible worldwide. Customers turn to Caterpillar to help them develop infrastructure, energy and natural resource assets. Caterpillar offerings to the dredging and inland waterway industry include nearly everything, from the smallest Cat® skid steer loader and Perkins® engine, to the largest Cat hydraulic shovel and MaK ship propulsion engine, to adjacent offerings of specialty and purpose-built solutions. When customers invest in a Cat solution for ports, waterways or dredging operations, they are assured of quality, reliability, and superior customer service and support. ■

300 Hamilton Blvd., LQ1900,Peoria, IL, 61629, USA

+1 309 675 4899CONTACT: Janet Kirkton

[email protected]


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CDMCS|www.cdmcs.org 78CDMCS is the leader for raising safety standards in the dredging industry and for promoting a safety-first culture through teamwork, trust and transparency. Our vision is to create a 100% injury-free workplace. Membership includes access to safety awareness aids and videos designed to reduce injuries, to opportunities for resolving safety concerns with USACE, to best safety practices that will bolster your safety culture, and to group discounts on safety products. ■

503 D Street Suite 150,Washington, DC, 20001, USA

+1 757 719 0010CONTACT: Devon Carlock

[email protected]

CEDA Dredging & Fluid Management|www.ceda.com/services/dredging-fluid-management.cfm 18CEDA has built a reputation as a leader in the delivery of fluid management services for clients throughout Canada, including contract dredging, de-watering, preventative maintenance packages, dredging and pump sales, service and repairs, and system installations. We have a talented and experienced team committed to delivering turnkey services, around-the-clock assistance. ■

11012 Macleod Trail SE Suite 625,Calgary, AB, T2J 6A5, Canada

1-403-253-3233CONTACT: Jos Clement

[email protected]

Certified Labs|www.certifiedlabs.com 15As the largest independent lubrication manufacturer in Canada, Certified Labs is committed to developing your Asset Reliability Program by reducing your downtime, replacements parts and labour costs. Call us and put our 20+ years of Marine lubrication experience to work for you! ■ 2727 Chemsearch Blvd.,

Irving, TX, 75062, USA1-800-268-3035 Ext. 234

CONTACT: Stephanie [email protected]

Charter Contracting Company|www.charter.us 36Charter is an environmental remediation and civil construction contractor working throughout the Northeast with project teams that are experts at developing innovative, practical solutions. We tackle complex challenges with underlying environmental liabilities, often where land meets water, by looking for alternatives that enhance communities. We bring fresh perspectives to high-visibility, long standing projects, paired with a commitment to quality and safety, resulting in successful project executions and exceeding stakeholder expectations. ■

500 Harrison Ave #4r,Boston, MA, 02118, USA

+1 857 246 6800CONTACT: Christina Conrad

[email protected]

CiDRA|www.cidra.com 21CiDRA’s SONARtrac Flow and Entrained Air Measurement System is the only flow measurement technology that can provide a measurement of the percent of entrained gas/air in the slurry mixture. The systems wrap around the outside of the pipe, are safely installed while process is running, require no maintenance, absolutely no recalibration. ■ 50 Barnes Park North,

Wallingford, CT, 06492, USA+1 203 265 0035

CONTACT: Wendy [email protected]

Clam Vision|www.cablearm.com/ClamVision.html 4Cable Arm Positioning offers hardware, software, and services for marine construction applications. Our southeast Michigan based company supports North America with on site technicians and free phone/remote desktop support. Our dredging software ClamVision supports clamshell/grab, hydraulic dredges, excavators, drill barges, and custom solutions. We offer services such as interim survey, seabed imaging, turbidity monitoring, and full time on site technicians. USACE certified DQM Compliance systems available. Mechanical, hydraulic, and custom solutions. ■

3452 W. Jefferson Ave.,Trenton, MI, 48183, USA

+1 734 624 7392CONTACT: Harrison Steves

[email protected]


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Crane Specialists Inc/Mteck Cranes|www.cranespecialists.com 9Crane Specialists Inc has been supporting clamshell and dragline customers over 30 years with quality parts and service. We are proud to be partnered with Mteck cranes of the Netherlands to provide new innovative cranes to the duty cycle material handling and dredging business. With your choice of frequency drive fully electric or diesel hydraulic lattice 4 rope cranes, Mteck is emerging as a world class leader in reliability ■

70 East End Drive,Manheim, PA, 17545, USA

+1 717 664 3536CONTACT: Jeff Kline

[email protected]

Critical Minds|www.criticalminds.com 77In 2012 Critical Minds was founded an is one of the fastest growing firms in Holland. Our goal is to help companies finding the “critical path” from A to B, reducing lead times, cutting costs, making projects more predictable and delivering them on time and under budget. Our specialty areas are dredging, construction, shipbuilding, oil & gas and yacht building. Critical Minds has a team of 35 highly educated and passionate experts skilled in project control and management. ■

Burgermeester Breenplantsoen 1 3714 CK,

Kamerik, The Netherlands +31 (0) 6 30 01 19 10

CONTACT: Thomas [email protected]

Crofton Industries|http://www.crofton.com 73Crofton Industries is a full service marine contractor, providing solutions above and below the waterline, since 1949. A complimentary group of services including commercial diving, marine construction, and crane rental & rigging make Crofton a powerhouse of experience and resources with a history of service in industries ranging from ship repair and engineering to maritime and utilities. To learn more, visit us at booth #73 or www.crofton.com. Follow us on LinkedIn, Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, or Instagram. ■

16 Harper Avenue,Portsmouth, VA, 23707, USA

+1 757 397 1131CONTACT: Camille Crofton Cherry

[email protected]

CSA Ocean Sciences Inc.|www.csaocean.com 65CSA is a marine environmental consulting firm headquartered in Stuart, Florida, with specialty in multidisciplinary projects concerning potential environmental impacts to marine ecosystems. CSA offers desktop and field survey services to support clients worldwide and a 45-year track record of reliable technical performance, unbiased analyses, and scientific integrity. ■

8502 SW Kansas Ave.,Stuart, FL, 34997, USA

+1 772 219 3000CONTACT: Debbie Kilbane

[email protected]

Custom Dredge Works, Inc.|http://www.customdredgeworks.com 2Custom Dredge Works is a professional hydraulic dredge manufacturer, based in Topeka, Kansas. We provide equipment and services throughout the United States and internationally. Our design engineers can work with you to design a custom, semi-portable dredge for your project or you may choose from one of our standard models! ■

1105 NW Lower Silver Lake Road, PO Box 8207,

Topeka, KS, 66608, USA+1 785 232 1582

CONTACT: Jessica [email protected]

Damen Shipyards Group|www.damen.com 59Damen Dredging Equipment is a specialized supplier of dredgers, dredging equipment and dredging instrumentation & automation. All tools and vessels are built to specific customer requirements using a wide range of standardized, often modular equipment. This ensures consistent quality, short delivery times and a low TCO. ■

Avelingen West 20, 4202 MS Gorinchem,

Gorinchem, The Netherlands+31 (0) 1 83 63 99 11

CONTACT: Shanna van [email protected]


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DEL Tank & Filtration Systems|www.deltank.com 56DEL Corporation specializes in the design, manufacturing, sales, and rental of customized tank systems and equipment for all types of dredging, dewatering, solids control, solids separation, and material handling projects across the globe. ■ P.O. Box 61460,

Lafayette, LA, 70596, USA+1 337 237 8400

CONTACT: Dan [email protected]

DHI Water & Environment|www.dhigroup.com 32DHI are the first people you should call when you have a tough challenge to solve in a water environment. Our world is water, and our knowledge of water environments is second-to-none. It represents 50 years of dedicated research, and real-life experience from more than 140 countries. We strive to make this knowledge globally accessible to clients and partners by channeling it through our local teams and unique MIKE software. ■

141 Union Blvd. Suite 250,Lakewood, CO, 80228, USA

+1 303 937 4488CONTACT: Tom Foster

[email protected]

Dial Cordy|www.dialcordy.com 68Dial Cordy and Associates Inc. (DC&A) is a small business specializing in environmental consulting services involving natural sciences and regulatory functions. The firm’s forte is in preparing environmental impact assessments, developing construction monitoring plans, assisting with permit acquisition and compliance, providing environmental construction oversight, and implementing restoration and long-term monitoring of impacted coastal resources. DC&A’s goal is to provide the maritime industry technically sound, economically viable, and environmentally sustainable project approaches and solutions. ■

1011 Ives Dairy Road, Suite 210,Miami, FL, 33179, USA

+1 786 802 3814CONTACT: William F. Precht

[email protected]

DRAGFLOW S.r.l.|http://www.dragflow.it/en/ 46Dragflow is a world player in solid pumping solutions with over 25 years of experience in manufacturing heavy duty pumps and complete dredging equipments. Dragflow is focused on the continuous development of its design and manufacturing activities for dredging, mining and industrial sectors. With its distribution network around the world Dragflow is able to give consultancy, service and assistance worldwide. Dragflow team constantly works to find new technological solutions for improving performances of its products and optimizing sustainable operations. ■

Via Paesa 46048 Roverbella (MN),Via Paesa, Italy

+39 3482264877CONTACT: Matteo Benassuti

[email protected]

Dredge Central, LLC|www.dredgecentral.com 76Dredge Central, LLC specializes in remanufactured dredges, custom fabrication, cutter heads and parts, booster pumps and work boats. Through our www.DredgeandPitTrader.com website, Dredge Central brokers used equipment and parts for sale to help our customer’s regain equity dollars on surplus equipment. We have dredges and boosters to sell, rent and lease/purchase to give our customers many options to handle their projects with success. Let our experience benefit your dredge production challenges. ■

1016B Louisville Hwy,Goodlettsville, TN, 37072, USA

+1 615 859 3733CONTACT: Larry Fleeman

[email protected]

DSC Dredge, LLC|www.dscdredge.com 49DSC Dredge LLC is an innovative, global leader in the dredge manufacturing industry, engineering superior customized dredging solutions. DSC analyzes specific application/customer needs and tailors the dredge design to fit those exact needs. DSC designs and manufactures custom, reliable, high quality dredges with outstanding service after the sale. DSC’s 12-month new equipment warranty is the best in the business. 24/7 technical support, including weekends and holidays ■

156 Airport Rd,Reserve, LA, 70084, USA

+1 985 479 1355CONTACT: Charlie Johnson

[email protected]


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EA Engineering, Science, and Technology, Inc., PBC|www.eaest.com 57EA is a recognized leader in providing dredged material management services to a wide range of clients throughout the United States. For decades, we have provided scientific data and environmental documentation to support project-specific and long-range planning initiatives. EA’s expertise goes beyond sampling and analysis and includes interpretation, evaluation, and applicability of the data as related to placement options and beneficial uses. Our specialty services include DMMPs; ecotoxicological testing; Marine Protection, Research and Sanctuaries Act (MPRSA) Section 103 evaluations for ocean placement; ecological risk assessment; and permitting. ■

225 Schilling Circle, Suite 400,Hunt Valley, MD, 21031, USA

+1 410 584 7000CONTACT: Peggy Derrick

[email protected]

EarthBalance Corporation|www.earthbalance.com 79EarthBalance® has been permitting, restoring, protecting, and managing ecosystems throughout the United States and the Caribbean for over 30 years. Our experience with large-scale and complex restoration projects makes us a leader within the ecosystem restoration industry. Our team includes experts in constructing, restoring, and managing upland and wetland habitats. We apply environmental science and industry-leading technologies to develop ecological solutions that balance nature with the needs of people. ■

2570 Commerce Parkway,North Port, FL, 34289, USA

+1 941 426 7878CONTACT: Scott Wade

[email protected]

EIVA a/s|www.eiva.com 26For more than 35 years, EIVA has provided equipment and software to the maritime construction and survey industry to a wide range of segments, covering virtually any subsea task, including dredging. We know and understand the challenges that our customers face, and we work closely together with them to choose and implement the solution that will offer the most value to their operations, with all that implies - including software training and 24/7 support. ■

Niels Bohrs Vej 17,8660 Skanderborg, Denmark

+45 8628 2011CONTACT: Uliana Laba

[email protected]

Elgin Separation Solutions|www.elginseparationsolutions.com 35When it comes to dewatering dredge solids, the most valuable asset is screening surface area. No matter how sophisticated a shaker used, unless there is sufficient surface area, the dewatering process will never be maximized. Elgin Separation Solutions manufactures effective dredge dewatering systems capable of handling high flow capacity. Elgin’s linear motion shakers have the largest screening surface area on the market. In addition, we have complete desilter and desander hydrocyclone manifolds incorporated into packaged trailer mounted systems. ■

10050 Cash Road,Houston, TX, 77477, USA

+1 713 560 0486CONTACT: Jay Mackey

[email protected]

Ellicott Dredges, LLC|www.dredge.com 52 & 53Ellicott® Dredges, one of the oldest and most successful dredging equipment companies in the world, has been supplying dredging equipment to governments, municipalities, contractors, sand and gravel operators, port authorities, and marina operators for over 125 years. Manufacturer of high-performance dredging equipment. ■ 402 East Cross Street,

Baltimore, MD, 21230, USA+1 443 514 4012

CONTACT: Paul [email protected]

Foth Infrastructure|www.foth.com 19Our recent acquisition of CLE Engineering means that Foth-CLE can now handle all your waterfront needs, from marine structures to all aspects of sediment management coast to coast and everywhere in between. Foth-CLE provides planning, design, and construction management through an interdisciplinary approach that integrates engineers, aquatic biologists, planners, urban designers, geologists, and coastal modelers. This unique team of professionals comes together to deliver innovative and comprehensive solutions that are meticulously tailored for each project. ■

2121 Innovation Court,De Pere, WI, 54115, USA

+1 515 251 2588CONTACT: Jim [email protected]


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Franklin Miller|www.franklinmiller.com 14For 100 years and for three generations, Franklin Miller Inc. has been a leader in size reduction technology involving crushers, shredders, grinders, wastewater treatment systems and more. Today our broad line of processors includes units for chemical processing, pharmaceuticals, foodstuffs, minerals, wastewater treatment and many other industries. Our unique combination of experience in both dry solids processing and liquid or pressure seal systems has made us uniquely capable of solving many difficult customer process problems. ■

60 Okner Pkwy.,Livingston, NJ, 2039, USA

+1 973 535 9200CONTACT: Jacob Galanty

[email protected]

Geo-Synthetics, LLC|www.geo-synthetics.com 41Geo-Synthetics, LLC is a manufacturer of GeostruxTM geotextile tubes which are used in a wide variety of dewatering, coastal, and structural applications. In addition, Geo-Synthetics LLC is one of the country’s largest independent installers of geomembrane liners for applications such as landfills, sludge lagoons, and mine tailing ponds. ■ 2401 Pewaukee Road,

Waukesha, WI, 53188, USA+1 262 548 5809

CONTACT: Randy [email protected]

Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Co.|www.gldd.com 25With over 125 years of experience, GLDD is the largest dredging company in the US, and the only one that has expanded its reach to a global presence. GLDD is a full-service provider of infrastructure solutions, including dredging, demolition, material supply and environmental remediation services through our subsidiaries, Terra and Magnus Pacific. ■ 2122 York Road, Suite 200,

Oak Brook, IL, 60523, USA+1 630 574 3000

CONTACT: Bill [email protected]

Greyline Instruments|www.greyline.com 71Greyline is a worldwide leader in ultrasonic instrumentation for industrial and environmental markets. We develop, manufacture and market industrial flow and level monitoring instruments including ultrasonic level transmitters, flow meters and open channel flow meters. With years of steady growth, Greyline products are sold and supported worldwide. ■

16456 Sixsmith Drive,Long Sault, Ontario, K0C 1P0,

Canada+1 613 938 8956

CONTACT: George [email protected]

Hagler Systems|www.haglersystems.com 44Hagler Systems is an EPC that specializes in process design and custom OEM solutions in the dredging and mining industry. With over 100 years of combined experience in the dredging market we are able to provide customized equipment packages tailored to fit a variety of applications. Utilizing our best in-class processes, systems, and experience, we are able to provide full-scale, turn-key solutions designed around each unique problem. ■

607 Sand Bar Ferry Road,Augusta, GA, 30901, USA

+1 803 278 2728CONTACT: Lee Henry

[email protected]

HEMISPHERE GNSS|www.hemispheregnss.com 69Hemisphere GNSS is an innovative technology company that designs and manufactures high-precision positioning products and services for use in OEM/ODM, marine, machine control & guidance, agriculture, and L-band correction service markets. Hemisphere holds numerous patents and other intellectual property and sells globally with several leading product and technology brands including AthenaTM, Atlas®, Crescent®, EclipseTM, and VectorTM for high-precision applications. Based in Scottsdale, AZ, USA, Hemisphere is part of Beijing UniStrong Science & Technology Co., Ltd. ■

8515 E. Anderson Drive,Scottsdale, AR, 85255, USA

+1 480 348 6380CONTACT: Jan Bech

[email protected]


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Hyatt Survey Services, Inc.|www.Hyatt-Survey.com 75Hyatt Survey is a full-service professional surveying and mapping company located in Bradenton, Florida. Having been in business for more than 15 years, we offer a multitude of surveying services, including but not limited to, Hydrographic/Bathymetric, Topographic, Boundary, Single/Multi-Beam Sonar, Construction and As-built/Record survey to name a few. Hyatt Survey is proud to be a certified WBE/MBE with the state of Florida as well as DBE certified with the Florida Department of Transportation. ■

2012 Lena Road,Bradenton, FL, 34211, USA

+1 941 748 4693CONTACT: Russell Hyatt

[email protected]

Hydrograpic Society of America|https://thsoa.org/ 82The Hydrographic Society of America Inc., also known as THSOA, is a non-profit professional membership organization, whose main focus is to provide support to its members in the Americas. THSOA is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization committed to promoting education in offshore survey, positioning and mapping, including hydrography and related earth sciences. THSOA was incorporated in the State of Maryland, United States as a non-profit organization in 1984 and was granted 501(c)(3) status as a non-profit organization by the United States Internal Revenue Service in 1984.THSOA celebrated its 34-year presence in the United States on April 1, 2018. With chapters in Houston, Southeast, Northeast, Mid-West, West Coast, National Capital Region and Latin America, our membership now stands at over 600 members. ■

P.O. Box 1095,Cheshire, CT, 06410, USA

+1 337 315 2190CONTACT: Mike Nitska

[email protected]

HYPACK - A Xylem Brand|www.hypack.com 61HYPACK, a Xylem brand and now part of YSI has been serving the marine and hydrographic community since 1984. With over 25 years of experience and over 10,000 users worldwide, HYPACK has become a leading developer of hydrographic and dredging software in the industry. It provides the Surveyor with all the tools needed to design their survey, collect data, process it, reduce it, and generate final products. ■

56 Bradley St.,Middletown, CT, 6457, USA

+1 860 635 1500CONTACT: Christine Roca

[email protected]

IHC America|http://www.dtcdredges.com 37IHC America enables its customers to execute complex projects from sea level to ocean floor in the most challenging of maritime environments. We are a reliable supplier of innovative and efficient equipment, vessels and services for the offshore, dredging and wet mining markets. With a history steeped in Dutch shipbuilding since the mid-17th Century, we have in-depth knowledge and expertise of engineering and manufacturing high-performance integrated vessels and equipment, and providing sustainable services. ■

10375 Richmond Avenue, Suite 1550,

Houston, TX, 77042, USA+1 713 239 0931

CONTACT: Leo van [email protected]

Infrastructure Alternatives, Inc. (IAI)|https://iaiwater.com 42IAI provides Clean Water Solutions for dredging operations. We support dredging projects by designing, installing and operating dredged material processing, dewatering and water treatment systems. These systems are sized to handle high production dredge flows and produce clean water for regulations-compliant discharge. Our employee-owned, small business finds innovative solutions and works through challenges, to deliver complex projects, on time and on budget. We specialize in contaminated sediments, from maintaining waste stream segregation, to conditioning, dewatering, stabilization and water treatment. ■

7888 Childsdale Ave NE,Rockford, MI, 49341, USA

+1 606 866 1600CONTACT: Michelle Rioux

[email protected]

J.F. Brennan Company, Inc.|www.jfbrennan.com 43J.F. Brennan Company, Inc. (Brennan) is a marine contracting firm that specializes in environmental dredging and habitat restoration throughout the inland waters of the United States. Our focus on safety and innovation has enabled us to emerge as an industry leader in mechanical, hydraulic and amphibious dredging, as well as diver-assisted micro-dredging. ■

818 Bainbridge St.,La Crosse, WI, 54603, USA

+1 608 519 5349CONTACT: Andrew Timmis

[email protected]


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Karl Senner, LLC|www.karlsenner.com 31Karl Senner, LLC is the Authorized Distributor for REINTJES Marine & Industrial Gearboxes and Steerprop Azimuth Propulsion Systems for North America. ■

25 West 3rd Street,Kenner, LA, 70062, USA

+1 504 469 4000CONTACT: Bill Bright

[email protected]

Kohler Power Systems|http://kohlerpower.com/marine/sectionfront.htm?sectionNumber=13461 20A global force in power solutions since 1920, Kohler is committed to leading-edge products and comprehensive aftermarket support. Headquartered in Kohler, Wis., the company offers a full range of power solutions - including generators, automatic transfer switches, paralleling switchgear, monitoring controls and more. Kohler marine generators are produced in the United States and distributed globally. The company’s USA, EMEA, Singapore, India, China, Australia and Brazil offices all have dedicated marine personnel supporting a network of regional distributors. ■

444 Highland Drive,Kohler, WI, 53044, USA

+1 920 457 4441CONTACT: John McKinnon

[email protected]

Kruse Integration|www.kruseintegration.com 51Kruse Integration has been focusing on the design, development and implementation of industrial automation systems for over 21 years. We provide full turn-key project services, managing the entire project life cycle, including scope development, justification, design, development, implementation, startup, training and support. ■ 8344 Belair Road,

Baltimore, MD, 21236, USA+1 410 952 4189

CONTACT: Jay [email protected]

Liebherr|www.liebherr.com 1LIEBHERR, a market-leading crawler crane manufacturer - with service stations worldwide incl. Vancouver (Canada) and various other cities in North America, is since many years very active in the DREDGING business. Our proven Heavy Duty products (HS Series) may be equipped with CLAMSHELL BUCKETS and all sort of other GRABS for Dredging Applications. With buckets sizes of 1,0 m3 to 22,0 m3 and related capacities (SWL) of up to 75t we are able to perform underwater-operations down to 200m. Our machines are built for continuous operations with a design life of at least 2 Million load cycles. A Dredging Management Systems can be interfaced with the LIEBHERR duty crane and we are also able to connect the crane to barges or ships via a welded pedestal adapter. ■

7075 Bennington Street,Houston, TX, 77028, USA

+1 713 636 4058CONTACT: Cornelia Luhrs

[email protected]

Mackworth Enviro|www.mackworth-enviro.com 54Effective, Cost-Balanced Containment of Sediment and Contaminants - MACKWORTH-ENVIRO designs, delivers, installs, maintains and removes custom, engineered filter barriers according to customer needs. From silt curtains, suspended from surface flotation to hang above the bottom, through bottom-anchored and sealed filter barriers for even the most challenging applications and environments, MACKWORTH-ENVIRO containment barrier systems have consistently met performance requirements. Recent applications have also replaced the alternative requirement for sheet pile containment. Call us. ■

2 White Sands Lane,Scarborough, MA, 04074, USA

+1 207 883 1777CONTACT: Andrew J. McCusker

[email protected]

McDermott Light & Signal|www.mcdermottlight.com 11DREDGE LIGHTS: Long-lasting, high-visibility dredge line marker lights to meet applicable sections of 33CFR 88.15. FLOOD LIGHTS: Our industrial LED Floodlights give you light that is high powered, long-lasting, and vibration resistant. Change to McDermott LED lights; changing, bulbs, ballast, and connectors will be in your past. ■ 1639 Stephen Street,

Ridgewood, NY, 11385, USA+1 718 456 3606

CONTACT: Russell [email protected]


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Measutronics Corp.|www.Measutronics.com 64Measutronics Corporation provides marine positioning, guidance and 3D imaging solutions to hydrographic surveyors, marine contractors, dredgers and governmental agencies to include the US Army Corps of Engineers, US Coast Guard, US Navy and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. Services include system(s) design, sales, installation, commissioning and operator training. ■

4020 Kidron Road Suite 9,Lakeland, FL, 33811, USA

+1 863 644 8712CONTACT: Lou Nash

[email protected]

Metso Minerals|https://www.metso.com/ 83Metso is a world-leading industrial company offering equipment and services for the sustainable processing and flow of natural resources in the mining, aggregates, recycling and process industries. To meet the demand of the global dredging market, Metso designs and manufactures dredge and slurry pumps for handling abrasive slurries. The Metso Thomas, Marathon, and Orion series of horizontal slurry pumps, and the Sala series of vertical pumps offer wide range of options to the dredging industry. ■

1030 Metso Way,Columbia, SC, 29229, USA

+1 800 643 4321CONTACT: Albert “Bubba” Savage

[email protected]

Mobil Satellite Technologies|www.sea-sat.net 80The SEASAT marine broadband network is designed and offered by Mobil Satellite Technologies specifically for the USA and North American marine market. By focusing on one area - the USA and North America - rather than global coverage, SEASAT offers truly affordable broadband service plans for vessels which only travel in area inland and coastal waters. You save even more when you enroll in our Annual Plans. Partnering with hardware vendors such as SeaTel (the largest marine antenna supplier in the world) and iDirect (with more than 13 years of global satellite communications experience, serving customers in 50 countries), SEASAT is able to provide the kind of reliable service that commercial, workboat and pleasure craft owners can count on to meet their broadband needs. ■

2021 Scenic Parkway,Chesapeake, VA, 23323, USA

+1 757 312 8300CONTACT: Bud Burton

[email protected]

MTG (Metalogenia S.A.)|http://www.mtgsystems.com 40MTG is an international company specializing in the use of state-of-the-art technology for the design and production of innovative GET systems for earth moving machinery. Present in more than 60 countries worldwide, it operates through more than 300 distributors for the mining and construction business units and has a specialized team of direct sales to the dredging market, working with major Belgian, Dutch and Asian companies.Family owned and with two main offices (Barcelona and Houston), MTG guarantees the highest standards of service to all its customers. ■

Carrer d’Àvila, 45,08005 Barcelona, Spain

+34 673 399 916CONTACT: Tamara Kraft

[email protected]

Neptune Flotation|www.pipefloat.com 48NeptuneTM pipe floats will handle pipeline flotation requirements in dredging, mining and aggregate applications. NeptuneTM pipe floats are designed not to slip along the pipeline and have built in stacking and ergonomic features. The pipe float includes galvanized hardware (stainless is optional) and comes ready to assemble. Sizes available range from 6 inches (152mm) to 30 inches (762mm). ■

101 W 103rd Street,Indianapolis, IN, 46032, USA

+1 317 588 3600CONTACT: David [email protected]

Neumann Equipment|http://neumannequipment.com.au 76Neumann Equipment is a leading Australian manufacturing company providing design and manufacturing services to the Marine, Commercial Fishing, Mining & Industrial and Dredging Industries, both in Australia and Overseas. With decades of industry experience, our highly qualified team of expert technicians have garnered a reputation for quality, professionalism and high industry standards. Neumann Equipment are proud to also manufacture and sell the trusted Rockcrush and Jaden dredges, winches and associated components. ■

Building 20, 13 Nuban Street, Currumbin,Queensland, 4223, Australia

+61 7 55892700 CONTACT: Paul Jenkyn

[email protected]


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NORBIT|www.norbit.com 47NORBIT subsea, manufacture wideband curved-array multibeam sonar sensors for bathymetry. NORBIT’s multi-sensing concept combines multiple integrated sensors into one hardware platform with a single LAN connection to survey laptop. Supported sensors include any combination of bathymetric multibeam echo-sounder, forward looking sonar and LiDAR. ■

Stiklestadveien 1,7041 Trondheim, Norway

+1 805 708 3877CONTACT: Peter Eriksen

[email protected]

Oil Stop Division of AMPOL|www.oilstop.com 81Oil Stop manufactures equipment such as containment booms, turbidity control curtains, custom floating nets and debris barriers. We have also designed a special floating containment and collection barrier for aquatic weed control. We have delivered special solids control curtains for mining and marine life excluder nets. We offer a complete line of accessories and installation aids. We have extensive experience in designing and manufacturing systems for operations requiring custom, site specific, details. ■

401 West Admiral Doyle Dr.,New Iberia, LA, 70560, USA

504-361-4321CONTACT: Leo Guidroz

[email protected]

PANOLIN America Inc.|www.panolinamerica.com 17PANOLIN America is a lubricant manufacturer specializing in Environmentally Considerate Lubricants that also comply with the EPA Vessel General Permit in addition to third party endorsements of compliance and performance. PANOLIN has over 30 years of experience and understands the pros and cons of environmental base oil choices. ■

4882 McGrath Street, Suite 220,Ventura, CA, 93003, USA(805) 676 1193 Ext. 103

CONTACT: Brandon Richardsbrandon.richards@panolinamerica.

com

Pearce Pump and Supply|www.pearceusa.com 23Pearce is an American manufacturer of high quality dredge pumps and replacement dredge pump parts. With complete in-house design, manufacturing and fabrication divisions Pearce also has the ability to modify or upgrade most pump styles or design a complete pump to meet your requirements. ■ 16161 Airline Hwy,

Prairieville, LA, 70769, USA+1 225 673 6188

CONTACT: Jeremy [email protected]

PVE Equipment USA|www.pve-equipment.com 13Bell Dredging Pumps is specialized in designing and manufacturing dredge pumps, as well as amphibious excavator undercarriages, power packs, and other equipment used in the dredging industry. Based in Holland, Bell has four worldwide sales/service centers with a spare parts inventory. They stand ready to assist our business partners in maximizing productivity and minizine down time. ■

5011 Vernon Rd,Jacksonville, FL, 32209, USA

+1 904 765 6686CONTACT: Herman Thuss

[email protected]

REMSA, Inc.|www.remsainc.com 10REMSA, Inc. is a leading provider of protected species monitoring, reporting, and mitigation services to government and commercial clients in the marine construction and dredging industries. For almost 30 years, our Coastal and Marine Services Division has provided these services to over 150 projects throughout the Gulf of Mexico and US Atlantic Coast. We work closely with our clients to help eliminate unnecessary impact to protected species and to achieve a successful balance between environmental regulatory requirements and marine construction needs. SDB-WOB-MBE ■

124 W Queens Way,Hampton, VA, 32669, USA

+1 757 722 0113CONTACT: Bernard Zachary, Jr.

[email protected]


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Ryzhka International LLC|www.ryzhka.com 58Ryzhka International LLC is a provider of lubricants and fuel oil in both bulk and package quantities to government, commercial and maritime industries. Due to our alignment with key partners, we can provide products from most major petroleum refineries as well as products from smaller refineries or even OEM products. Our buying power allows us to be very competitive with pricing throughout our product lines. We can deliver product domestically as well as internationally. As a Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business and HubZone certified company, we are uniquely positioned to help companies meet their contractual requirements for large government contracts and welcome all inquiries. ■

600 SW 3rd Street, Suite 6121A,Pompano Beach, FL, 33060, USA

+1 619 417 5799CONTACT: Mike [email protected]

Salem-Republic Rubber Company|www.salem-republic.com 4545 year old second generation family business manufacturing the full spectrum of dredging hoses; suction hoses, stern discharge hoses, flanged dredge sleeves, slip-on dredge sleeves, hooped/gimbel ring hoses, floating discharge hose, pump connectors, cylindrical fenders. Hose design and hose failure analysis services available. All products sold are made in America. ■

475 W. California Avenue,Sebring, OH, 44609, USA

+1 330 938 9801CONTACT: James Dunchuck

[email protected]

Seafloor Systems, Inc.|www.seafloorsystems.com 12Serving the hydrographic, dredging, and academic communities, Seafloor Systems provides a full spectrum of hydrographic survey equipment, software, training and support. We maintain the largest Multibeam Echosounder Rental Pool in the U.S., including the new Teledyne RESON SeaBat T50-P and T20-P systems. Seafloor Systems sells complete turnkey Multibeam System Solutions, and manufactures the portable HydroLite-TM echosounders ideal for narrow rivers, streams, lakes, ponds, sheltered waters and protected harbors. We designed and manufacture the HyDrone-RCV/ASV remote/autonomous controlled platform and the EchoBoat-ASV (autonomous surface vehicle) - a multi-payload platform featuring portability, improved thrust, and large payload capacity suitable for professional-grade single beam and multibeam echosounders. ■

4415 Commodity Way,Shingle Springs, CA, 95682, USA

+1 530 677 1019CONTACT: Josh Grava

[email protected]

Sediment Solutions, LLC|www.sedimite.com 27Sediment Solutions LLC is the provider of expertise and material for in-situ sediment remediation using activated carbon. Our product, SediMiteTM, delivers a high dose of activated carbon to contaminated sediments and active caps. We provide this technology under exclusive license from holders of two US patents for the use and pelletized delivery of activated carbon to sediments. We also provide consulting services for clients requiring experienced guidance using this emerging technology for their projects. ■

P.O. Box 7011,Ellicott City, MD, 21042, USA

+1 978 302 4936CONTACT: Bennett Amos

[email protected]

SNF Mining|www.snf.us 38Global Leader in Water-Soluble Polymers and Related Equipment for Dredging and Mining ■

1 Chemical Plant Road,Riceboro, GA, 31323, USA

+1 912 884 3366CONTACT: Anthony LeCroy

[email protected]

SPI/Mobile Pulley Works Inc.|www.spimpw.com 8SPI/Mobile Pulley Works is a leading supplier of complete dredges, large fabrications, castings, and machined parts for the dredging industry along with many others. With more than 115 years of experience our commitment to excellence, quality, and customer satisfaction is known worldwide. At SPI/Mobile Pulley Works we are constantly growing to meet the challenges and demands of the industry by utilizing our in-house engineering team and software such as FEA and 3D modeling. ■

905 South Ann Street,Mobile, AL, 36605, USA

+1 251 653-0606CONTACT: Robert Jonk

[email protected]


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Streamside|www.streamside.us 22Streamside LLC is an environmental equipment and technology developer specializing in sediment management, offering multiple solutions to current sediment issues! From maintaining navigational channels, to removing excessive bedload, river restoration and fisheries habitat restoration. Streamside LLC always maintains Minimal Impact Philosophy, Sustainability, Reuse and Reliability. ■

1700 Fostoria Road,Findlay, OH, 45840, USA

+1 419 569 2450CONTACT: Brian [email protected]

Subsea Technologies, Inc.|www.subseatechnologies.com 69Subsea Technologies provides sales, rentals, and service of positioning systems (underwater and GPS/GNSS), ROV instrumentation and tooling, side scan sonar and sub-bottom profiler systems, and rugged field computing solutions. Subsea Technologies represents industry-leading manufacturers like Applied Acoustics, Hemisphere GNSS, AML Oceanographic, DeepSea Power & Light, Handheld, Klein Marine Systems, Tritech International, Fathom Systems, and Chesapeake Technology. ■

1323 Price Plaza Drive,Katy, TX, 77449, USA

+1 281 398 5600CONTACT: Steve Lawrence

[email protected]

Survey Equipment Services|www.ses-services.com 62Survey Equipment Services Inc (SES) specializes in supply of Marine Survey & Navigation Equipment for hire, sale (new & ex-rental) and lease purchase - stocking various types of equipment such as: Singlebeam and Multibeam Echosounders, Sound Velocity Profilers / CTD Meters, 2D and 3D Acoustic Sonars, ADCPs & DVLs, Hydrographic Survey SoftwareInertial Navigation Systems, Motion Compensators, DGPS / RTK Receivers, GPS / Heading Receivers, Gyrocompasses, Marine Magnetometers / Gradiometers. Side Scan Sonar Systems, Side Scan Sonar / Bathymetry Systems, Sub Bottom Profiler Systems, Scanning Sonar Systems. Acquisition Software / Systems, SBP Acquisition Software / Systems, Winch / Cable Counter Systems, Data Telemetry - Surface / Subsea / LBL Acoustic Positioning Systems. SES also offers true 24/7 technical & engineering support and stocks all rental pool in their new state of the art 10,0000 ft2 facility. ■

1775 Westborough Drive,Katy, TX, 77449, USA

+1 281 829 6481CONTACT: Alan Craig

[email protected]

Teledyne Marine|www.teledynemarine.com 63Teledyne Marine is an organization comprised of 23 leading-edge undersea technology brands. Through acquisitions and collaboration, Teledyne Marine has evolved into an industry powerhouse, bringing Imaging, Instruments, Interconnect, Seismic, and Vehicle technology together to provide total solutions to our customers. Each Teledyne Marine company is a leader in its respective field, with a shared commitment to providing premium products backed by unparalleled service and support. ■

1026 N. Williamson Blvd.,Daytona Beach, FL, 32114, USA

+1 386 236 0780CONTACT:

[email protected]

TenCate Geotube|www.geotube.com 33TenCate, an international manufacturer of engineered textiles, manufacturers Geotube® containers for building marine structures, containment and dewatering residuals, sediments and sludge. TenCate markets the Geotube® technology for environmental, mining, municipal, industrial and agricultural projects worldwide. ■ 3680 Mount Olive Road,

Commerce, GA, 30680, USA+1 706 693 1860

CONTACT: Alan [email protected]

Trimble|www.trimble.com/marine 64Trimble’s Marine Construction Solutions are transforming the way marine operations work by helping build and maintain the world’s port, river, canal and other critical infrastructure. Trimble continues to transform this industry’s work across the project lifecycle through sophisticated planning and design, advanced automation solutions, precision machine control, site positioning, mobile technologies and real-time connectivity. The portfolio of hardware and software solutions includes marine information systems, antennas, radios, receivers, inertial positioning systems. ■

10368 Westmoor Dr.,Westminster, CO, 80021, USA

+1 800 361 1249CONTACT:

[email protected]


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Watermaster US/Canada|www.watermasterus.com 28Watermaster here in the US for the first time represented by Peter F. Alexander L.A., proudly! Our goal is to draw on the combined experience of Watermaster and Peter of 75 years combined experience in over 70 countries to create entities to make small scale, all waterfront, stream, stormwater, littoral, supralittoral & industrial affordable, fast & friendly environmentally projects know & understand startup dredging firms & public & private entities project analysis & ethical contract bidding process from our state of the art bathymetry/gis/autocad data. ■

6112 33rd Street East,Bradenton, FL, 34203, USA

+1 203 869 8632CONTACT: Peter F. [email protected]

WEDA’s Speaker Ready Booth|www.Dredging-Expo.com 84Please bring your presentation to the ready room prior to your presentation on a CD or flash drive. For morning sessions, please stop in the day before, for afternoon presentation before lunch of that day. The staff will check that your presentation works on our equipment, including video (which generally needs to be located with the presentation on disk). The staff will then take a copy. All presentations will be loaded on the desktop of the presentation room laptop prior to the start of the session presentations by the WEDA staff. ■

4th Floor Hilton

CONTACT: [email protected]

Weeks Marine, Inc.|www.weeksmarine.com 16Together with our excellent support network and spare part centers this makes us a perfect partner for Dredging Contractors or Port companies who wanna rely on a well-known brand. ■

4 Commerce Drive,Cranford, NJ, 07016, USA

+1 985 875 2500CONTACT: Amy Schexnayder

[email protected]

Wood, plc.|www.woodplc.com 5Wood Environment & Infrastructure Solutions is a global leader in the delivery of engineering, consulting, and construction. With technical experts across the US, Canada, UK, Europe, Australia and Latin America, we’re committed to providing solutions to improve our customer’s operations, reduce environmental liabilities, and increase efficiencies. We provide cost-conscious solutions to sediments projects for sampling and analysis, data gap analysis, designing for navigation, nutrient-laden or chemically-contaminated remediation, stream and marsh restoration, and construction management. ■

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YSI, a Xylem brand|www.ysi.com 60YSI, a subsidiary of Xylem, designs, engineers, and manufactures precision instruments for environmental conditions and water quality measurement. YSI provides solutions for environmental water monitoring, sampling, and laboratory applications. YSI delivers the most technologically advanced self-contained and integrated remote underwater observation systems, environmental monitoring buoys, telemetry, water quality and velocity sensors in the world. Learn more at ysi.com. ■

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Superstorm Sandy left New Jersey with dangerously eroded beaches. The infamous storm caused particularly serious and costly damage to towns that did not have a protective dune. Today, the U.S. Corps of Engineers and its partners in the State are determined not to leave these communities vulnerable to future catastrophic damage. T o ensure this outcome, an engineered dune is always in the specifications.

The Magdalen was built by American workers at Eastern Shipbuilding in Panama City, Florida. In a company with considerable capital assets, the Magdalen is largest single investment in Weeks’ 99-year history. And there is more to come. Under construction today at C&C Marine in Belle Chase, LA, is the advanced, ocean-going cutter suction dredge JS Chatry.

Weeks Marine is a fully integrated dredging and marine construction company. Weeks is a leader in the maritime construction industry, and operates a network of regional offices, construction, tunneling, and aggregate companies in New Jersey, Louisiana, Texas, Hawaii, Ontario and Nova Scotia.

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