Capital Dredging

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Experts in capital dredging projects

Capital dredging can be defined as, “the removal from beneath water and raising through water or soil, rock or debris to create a greater depth than had previously existed”. The Partnership has vast experience in all aspects and types of capital dredging programs including:

Channel deepening
Pipeline trenching
Port/harbour expansion
Coastal Protection Schemes
Beach Nourishment
Land Reclamation
Navigational Improvements

The Partnership can assist you from inception stage through to final completion with the following services:

Feasibility Study
Budgeting
Licensing
Contract Preparation & supervision
Dredger/equipment selection
Beneficial use assessment
Tendering & Contractor Selection
Hydrographic Surveying

Our experienced consultants can examine the full range of engineering, navigational and planning aspects associated with capital dredging projects and draw on the wealth of experience the Partnership has attained since its foundation.

Capital Dredging Projects

Lowestoft Eastern Energy Facility (LEEF) Development Angola FPSO Port Development RWE Intake and Outfall Channels Aberdeen Harbour Expansion Project Dispute Southampton Approach Channel Deepening Harwich Haven Approach Channel Capital Dredge Southampton Port Site Investigation Port of Waterford Capital Dredging Investigation Port of London Approach Channel Deepening Review Dublin Port Remedial Dredging Feasibility

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How Can We Help You?

Our expert team are on hand to talk through anything or discuss any potential project with you.

Dredging Feasibility & Strategy Reports

The partnership undertakes feasibility studies for any project where the main requirement is dredging or dredging related.

Maintenance Dredging

Maintenance dredging is required to maintain water depths in areas where sedimentation occurs.

Capital Dredging

Capital dredging can be defined as, “the removal from beneath water and raising through water or soil, rock or debris to create a greater depth than had previously existed”.