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As a leading provider of dredging services, C ASHMAN DREDGING & MARINE CONTRACTING COMPANY, LLC aims to provide innovative dredging and engineering solutions that strengthen local economies and improve the communities in which we work and live. Whether the work is performed close to home or in the international market, C ASHMAN takes pride in upholding our organizational values: integrity, accountability, safety, and environmental conservation, in all we do. Using sound engineering and innovative developments, C ASHMAN DREDGING provides an array of integrated solutions ranging from environmental, industrial, and pond dredging to beach renourishment and marine drilling and blasting.

Our leadership, ‘‘, i strongly believe that innovation has been the key to our success and that our ability to grow and take on new ventures is the result of innovative thinking, collectively., ’’.

At C ASHMAN , we continually strive to be the very best in all we do. Quality, safety, and professionalism form the foundation of our business.

Company history, in the 1970s, mr. jay m. cashman founded his first company, j.m. cashman, and quickly established a strong reputation for performing heavy civil and marine contracting projects throughout the northeast. notable work included reconstructing destroyed seawalls and jetties after the blizzard of ’78 and developing a new marine facility in martha’s vineyard for the steamship authority and small dredging projects throughout new england. throughout the 1990s, mr. cashman established jay cashman, inc. and continued to expand and prosper - executing major, large-scale heavy civil and marine construction projects and dredging projects primarily using mechanical dredges. having continuous success with jay cashman, inc., mr. cashman founded c ashman dredging & marine contracting company, llc in 2006. since forming cashman dredging, its history of being a valued dredging and marine construction contractor is maintained through strong internal and external team culture, cultivated with clients, owners, and joint venture partners alike. over the last decade, c ashman dredging has emerged as an industry pacemaker in navigational and maintenance dredging projects. past and current projects performed by c ashman dredging have greatly improved ports, navigational waterways, physical infrastructure in communities, and enhanced local and regional economies. from port developments to marine-related oil and gas infrastructure projects executed along the eastern seaboard, the caribbean, and beyond, our team has diversified its abilities, added expertise and equipment, continued core capabilities, and maintained focus’ on safety, quality, and sustainability., the cashman family of companies.

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THE CASHMAN COMPANIES Founder & Chairman of the Board

Jay M. Cashman is the Chairman and Founder of Jay Cashman, Inc. and more than 25 affiliated companies, across 8 industries, operating in North America, Europe, Asia, and the Caribbean. Mr. Cashman is the definition of a true entrepreneur. He is an innovator and directs a comprehensive portfolio of companies specializing in tactically aligned contracting and development services including Heavy Civil/Marine Construction, Dredging, Renewable Energy, LNG/Concrete Tank Design, Port Facilities/Development, Barge/Equipment Leasing, Mechanical Construction, and Hospitality.

Mr. Cashman is a widely recognized industry leader and through his expertise, public- and private- sector projects completed by his organization have earned national recognition for their complexity and engineering significance, including the largest environmental dredging project in U.S. history. He has successfully completed some of the most challenging and noteworthy construction projects and countless complex civil, marine, dredging and wind development construction projects all over the world. 

Through his leadership, Mr. Cashman simultaneously oversees the operations of the Cashman Companies and directed phenomenal growth of the organization, evolving from a start-up company in 1969 to the international organization of more than 1,000 employees, annual revenues reaching $500 million, and a vastly increased geographical footprint, spanning from Canada to Uruguay. Over the last decade, Jay Cashman, Inc. was ranked a Top 400 Contractor and a Top 20 Contractor in Hazardous Waste by Engineering News-Record.

Mr. Cashman attributes the continued success of the organization to the diverse capabilities of the collective companies, where performance has been driven by innovation allowing for heightened levels of profitability, client satisfaction, and market share.  The continuous pursuit of pioneering and cutting-edge techniques, and most importantly, the hard work and dedication of his team, have elevated Mr. Cashman to the industry leader that he has become.

Jay M. Cashman is equally passionate about his support of local communities and charities. He and his wife, actress/director/writer, Christy Scott Cashman, support a number of charities and community organizations and events. Read more about their charitable efforts  here .

JAY CASHMAN, INC. President & Chief Executive Officer

Dale Pyatt, President and Chief Executive Officer of Jay Cashman, Inc., is an expert in civil engineering with over 25 years of experience in large-scale civil and marine engineering projects, in both the public and private sectors. As an innovative strategist, Mr. Pyatt led Jay Cashman, Inc. to achieve unprecedented growth from $15 million in annual revenue, when he began, to over $400 million in revenue for 2012, achieving more than 30% year-over-year growth.

Dale Pyatt is the driving force behind the Company’s global expansion, throughout the Americas, Middle East, and West Africa, providing expertise in marine construction, dredging, demolition, and heavy civil projects including bridges, roadways, tunnels, railroad lines, and foundations. Under his leadership, the Company has earned international recognition for its ability to develop outstanding solutions for logistically complex engineering projects, ranking in the Top 400 Contractors and named as one of the Top 20 Contractors in Hazardous Waste by  Engineering News-Record .

Mr. Pyatt is responsible for the execution of the Company’s strategic vision. As a “hands on” leader, he is involved in the day-to-day operational management of Jay Cashman, Inc., working closely with all employees in directing policy implementation and providing oversight of large-scale marine, general, and civil construction work. Dale Pyatt holds a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from the University of Florida and Masters of Science in Civil Engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

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Cashman to Expand Its Fleet with New Hopper Dredge

Cashman Dredging and Marine Contracting Co., LLC said it has signed a design contract with IHC America Inc. for a new 6,500 cubic yard trailing suction hopper dredge (TSHD).The new vessel will join Cashman Dredging’s current fleet of specialized dredging equipment and will primarily service the coastal protection and navigation maintenance markets when it enters service in 2024, the company said. Cashman has not yet determined which shipyard will build the new dredge, a company…

DCA's Doyle: President Trump Supports Strong Infrastructure Projects

In an address to Western Dredging Association (WEDA) stakeholders, William P. Doyle, CEO & Executive Director Dredging Contractors of America told his audience: It all starts with dredging. Good Morning, and thank you for inviting me here today to open-up the conference. This is my first time addressing the Western Dredging Association (WEDA), and I am honored to be here. It all starts with dredging, and President Donald J. Trump is backing it up with critical legislative measures. As I will address later in my remarks– the U.S. dredging companies are truly American companies, spending billions of dollars building all of our ships in American shipyards and staffing our ships with American officers a crew.

American Pride: Working Hard in the US Dredging Industry

We have had a great first couple of months at the Dredging Contractors of America. As the new CEO and Executive Director, I have begun to visit the companies, their facilities and associated dredging projects. So far, I have surveyed the beach re-nourishment project in Ocean City, Md. undertaken by Great Lakes Dredge and Dock. I’ve canvassed Weeks Marine’s repair and yard facility in Jersey City, N.J. In the last week of February, I visited Mike Hooks Inc.’s corporate headquarters and boatbuilding and repair yard in West Lake, La.

Jay Cashman Wins Navy Contract

Jay Cashman, Inc., Quincy, Massachusetts, is being awarded a $14,321,000 firm-fixed-price contract for USS Constitution, Berth 1 pier repairs at Charlestown Navy Yard. This project will provide a safe mooring for USS Constitution and the provision of safe visitor access to the ship. The work includes demolition, removal and disposal of existing site features, hazardous materials, waterfront structures, utility systems and the provision of steel sheet pile bulkhead, pile supported pier, fender systems, mooring hardware, mooring dolphins, grading, paving and cobblestone pavement, drainage systems, water systems, electric power and lighting systems, landscape features, and incidental related work.

Sterling Builds Massive Dredger

Vessel’s crane is the centerpiece of this state-of-the-art, technologically advanced workhorse platform. Sterling Equipment, Inc., an East Coast marine construction rental company based out of Quincy, Mass., has more than 135 pieces of floating equipment in commission, but its newest barge, a 180- x 65- x 12-foot crane dredge, will be among its largest and most technologically advanced. In September 2012, Sterling, a subsidiary of Jay Cashman, Inc., contracted May Shipyard on Staten Island, N.Y.

Two Finalist Proposals for New Port of Philadelphia Terminal

Less than three months after seeking proposals from interested parties to design, operate and maintain a major new marine terminal in South Philadelphia, Governor Edward G. Rendell announced on July 23 the shortlist of teams that will continue in the solicitation process developing a public-private partnership that is expected to bring millions of dollars of investment to the region. One of the teams selected was a consortium comprising Delaware River Stevedores (DRS) and Hyundai Merchant Marine America (HMMA). DRS is a joint venture between Carrix Inc., and Ports America Group, the two largest independent terminal operating companies in the United States. DRS has vast stevedoring experience at several major U.S. ports, including the Port of Philadelphia.

Barge Hits Rail Bridge

The Coast Guard, Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority and Massachusetts Bay Commuter Railroad Company responded after a tug and barge struck a railroad bridge in Beverly, MA, on December 21, 2007. The 35-foot tug Edna, owned by Jay Cashman Inc., with barge Weeks #70, was transporting dredge material outbound on the Danvers River to Beverly Harbor when the barge struck the Beverly Railroad Bridge at approximately 4:45 a.m. Both the barge and bridge sustained minimal damage. No injuries were reported. The MBTA and MBCR are working to repair damages to the bridge. Two crewmembers from Coast Guard Station Gloucester worked with the Beverly harbor master to assess damage to the barge, which was minimal.

Shipyard Auction Row May be Over

Reports indicate that the legal battle over the ownership of the largest piece of the former Fore River shipyard appears to be over, more than three years after auto dealer Daniel Quirk purchased the land at an auction. The U.S. Court of Appeals in Boston has rejected a bid by construction magnate Jay Cashman to overturn the auction. Source: The Patriot Ledger

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There was a tense moment at the Boston Tug Muster, held this year on the last day of May. At 10 A.M. sharp, the official opening moment of this 19th annual event, there were no tugs at the rallying point, Pier 4, Charlestown. At 10:05, still no tugs. By 10:10, only Innovator, possibly the shortest tug in town, had cruised by. It passed along the pier as if looking for old friends, and finding none, performed its trademark about-face and seemed to be departing. Maybe the gents aboard had got the date wrong? Last year's Muster, after all, was in August. On the pier itself, among Muster officials, a nasty question was starting to form: What if you gave a Muster, and nobody came?

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ZIA YACHT CHARTER

50.01m  /  164'1   ortona navi   2008 / 2022.

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Special Features:

• Completed €4.5m Refit in 2014
• Wine Cellar & 2 Elevators
• Interior by Esteemed Italian Interior Designer Piero Pinto
• Oak Panelling & Wenge Flooring
• Master Suite with Private Study & Jacuzzi

Motor yacht ARBEMA offers a huge amount of volume for a charter yacht of her size, and features elegant interiors and a superb selection of water toys.

The 49.9m/163'9" motor yacht 'Zia' (ex. Arbema) by shipyard Ortona Navi offers flexible accommodation for up to 12 guests in 6 cabins and features interior styling by Alberto Pinto.

Built in 2008, Zia offers beautifully proportioned decks for exquisite indoor/outdoor living during a luxury yacht charter .

Guest Accommodation

Zia offers guest accommodation for up to 12 guests in 6 suites comprising a master suite, one VIP cabin, two double cabins and one twin cabin. The master suite incorporates its own study benefits from a his and her bathroom. There are 8 beds in total, including 1 king, 3 queen, 2 singles and 1 convertible. She is also capable of carrying up to 11 crew onboard to ensure a relaxed luxury yacht charter experience.

Onboard Comfort & Entertainment

A charter on Zia is comfortable and convenient thanks to the provided amenities, particularly a gym with all the latest equipment to maintain your fitness routine. Soak up the bubbles in style in the deck jacuzzi.

Zia benefits from some excellent features to improve your charter, particularly Wi-Fi connectivity, allowing you to stay connected at all times, should you wish. Guests will experience complete comfort while chartering thanks to air conditioning.

Performance & Range

Built with a steel hull and aluminium superstructure, she offers greater on-board space and is more stable when at anchor thanks to her full-displacement hull. Powered by twin Caterpillar engines, she comfortably cruises at 13 knots, reaches a maximum speed of 16 knots with a range of up to 4,300 nautical miles from her 67,617 litre fuel tanks at 9 knots. An advanced stabilisation system on board reduces the side-to-side roll of the yacht and promises guests exceptional comfort levels at anchor or when underway.

Equipped with an extensive selection of action-packed water toys Zia lets you and your guests turn the Mediterranean into your own private playground. Principle among these is a Flyboard Flyboard for soaring over the water or swimming like a dolphin. Take to the sea on the Jet Skis offering you power and control on the water. Guests can feel the wind in their hair and jump the waves on a Yamaha 4-stroke WaveRunner. If that isn't enough Zia also features towable toys, waterskis, a seabob, wakeboards, kayaks and much more. When it comes to Tenders, Zia has you covered - with two tenders, including a 7.01m/23' Castoldi Tender.

Zia and her crew are available for charter this summer for cruising within the Mediterranean. She is also accepting bookings this winter on request.

With its superlative combination of luxurious styling and superb amenities, motor yacht Zia has everything you could possibly want for unforgettable yacht charter vacations.

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For your relaxation and entertainment Zia has the following facilities, for more details please speak to your yacht charter broker.

Zia is reported to be available to Charter with the following recreation facilities:

• 1 x 7.01m  /  23' Castoldi Tender Yanmar 265 HP engine
• 1 x 4.2m  /  13'9 Zodiac Rescue Boat 25 HP engine

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Your family and friends could learn to use the water toys on your charter vacation onboard this luxury charter yacht. Motor Yacht Zia is a certified RYA Training Centre yacht.

'Zia' Charter Rates & Destinations

Summer Season

May - September

€210,000 p/week + expenses Approx $225,000

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€240,000 p/week + expenses Approx $257,500

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Mediterranean Greece

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October - April

$210,000 p/week + expenses

$240,000 p/week + expenses

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Discovering My Roots in Ireland: Jay Cashman

A Boston construction mogul buys an Irish castle to celebrate his heritage with a hundred relatives.

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Jay Cashman Boston construction magnate Number of Bostonians with Irish Heritage: 93,102

When I was young, my Great-Aunt Cabby was the historian of the family. She was chatty, and I liked to listen to her tell me about one of our relatives, James Cashman, who emigrated to Boston from Ireland in the 1850s. That’s when I first became interested in my genealogy.

Although I had done a lot of traveling, including to Italy, where my mother’s side of the family came from, I had never been to Ireland, where my father was born. So I went there in 1996 for the first time on a vacation with my soon-to-be-wife, Christy, an equestrian fanatic. We traveled mostly around the west coast—Killarney, County Clare, and Galway—and eventually settled in Adare at the Dunraven Arms Hotel. Christy was always riding, and I often had nothing to do during the day, so I decided to take a drive to County Cork to check out where my family came from.

While in Cork, I couldn’t find much information about my relatives, but I did hear about a really cool hotel across the street from where we were staying called Adare Manor, and decided to switch hotels. After checking in, I met with the general manager and mentioned my interest in my family’s heritage. I was thrilled when he said he could introduce me to a local genealogist.

A postcard-perfect vista on the Emerald Isle. / Photo by Sina Ettmer/EyeEm/Getty Images

When we connected, my first question was whether she could help me learn more about my relative James Cashman. After consulting with the Cobh Heritage Centre in Cork, she confirmed that James had lived in the town of Lisladeen and sailed to Boston from Liverpool on the Adonis in 1850. Suddenly, the Irishman inside of me sprang to life.

Looking back, I suppose it was the combination of learning more about my heritage; driving past all these castles, manor houses, and ruins; and feeling so at home in Ireland that ultimately made me decide that I wanted to buy a castle. First, of course, I had to find the right one. I visited Kinnitty Castle in the town of Kinnitty, but it wasn’t “castle-y” enough for me. Fast-forward to 2011, and I found out that Kilkea Castle, about an hour south of Dublin, had become available. So we made an offer and they decided to take this Yank’s money and off we went. After five years of renovations, we finally opened to the public as a full-service hotel in November 2017.

Upon returning to Boston after that first trip in 1996, I decided I wanted to learn even more about my family. For the past 20 years, around 50 percent of the time I’ve had a genealogist researching Cashman history. We have a website with about 7,000 documents on it and I’ve found 500 to 600 members of the family. Last summer I sent an email inviting everyone to the castle for a Cashman reunion. I told them, “You get yourself to Ireland and it will be on me.” I thought we’d get 20 or 30 people, but we had to top it off at 100!” — As told to Victoria Abbott Riccardi

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The bride, who is now honeymooning in Bora Bora with her new hubby, is the daughter of marine magnate and Big Dig bigwig Jay Cashman of Boston and Linda Cashman-Belton of Marshfield Hills. Her stepmother is “The Kids Are All Right” executive producer and actress Christy Scott Cashman .

On Thursday, there was a dinner cruise aboard the bride’s father’s yacht in Hyannis Harbor followed by an all-day beach party and lobster bake on Strong Island , which Jay Cashman owns.

More than 200 guests watched the beauteous bride walk down the aisle Saturday at St. Christopher by the Sea wearing a dress by A Christos for Saks Fifth Avenue .

After the ceremony, there was a vintage 1940’s-inspired reception on the south lawn of the Chatham Bars Inn . A huge fireworks display completed the evening.

The weekend wrapped up with a beachfront post-wedding brunch hosted by the groom’s parents – artist C. Frederick Childs and Vogue managing editor Laurie Jones , at the Chatham Bars Inn Boat House.

The couple, who were engaged in Vermont over Memorial Day 2009, are Boston College grads. The groom will attend Harvard Business School in the fall.

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Chatham board OKs island house

CHATHAM — Quincy contractor Jay Cashman finally has won the conservation commission's blessing to build his dream house on Strong Island.

After months of review, the commission voted 5-1 this week to issue an order of conditions to expand and reconstruct the only house on the island in Big Pleasant Bay.

Cashman is tearing down part of the 70-year-old, seven-bedroom house on the property and building a nine-bedroom, two-story house, swimming pool and bocce court. He estimates the house's size at 10,000 square feet, including 2,000 square feet of western-facing stone terraces.

"This house is probably small for a 3-acre parcel in Chatham," he said in a telephone interview this week.

The conservation commission ruling focused on two main issues: protecting shores and beaches from the barge, tugboat and vehicles delivering heavy materials and the expansion of the house near the top of an eroding coastal bank.

The commission will require Cashman to place a protective mat on the shore and access road and limit trips by the tugboat and 30-by-60-foot barge. It also will require Cashman to pay a construction supervisor to oversee the project, report weekly and stop work if conditions are violated.

"If you look at the amount of work within our jurisdiction, it's not enormous, it's not even extraordinary," commission member Paul Chamberlin said this week about the project. A house corner of the house sticks into the commission's "no-build zone," within 50 feet from an eroding coastal bluff.

"The extraordinary thing," he said, "is that it's on an island and getting materials to and from the island. "¦ The complexity is the access, up and down the bank, across the beach, beaching vessels, that sort of thing."

Yesterday, Cashman said he hadn't seen the order of conditions. After he heard several from a reporter, he said, "They seem like very rigid conditions, but it's doable."

It would have been cheaper and faster to rip the house down and stay out of the commission's "no-build" zone, he said, "but "we felt the house had historic value."

The commission is the only town board likely to hold hearings on the project.

The island now is owned by the Chatham Conservation Foundation, a nonprofit land trust. But the island's previous owner, Victor Horst, reserved exclusive use of 3 acres of land, including the existing house, the barn and other buildings elsewhere around the 70-acre island. The rest of the island and its trails are open to the public, but there is only access by boat.

The foundation and Horst's widow, Elizabeth, settled a legal dispute last year with a new agreement about her use of the 3 acres, including detailed plans for a new house. But it's Cashman's name on the house plans.

Cashman's family shares a 75-year legal interest with the Horst family, recorded at the Barnstable County Registry of Deeds as a partial "assignment" of the reservation, Cashman said yesterday. His legal right to use the property was granted by the Horsts and approved by the foundation as part of the settlement.

He objected earlier this month to the commission's questions about the agreement and whether the new house, built for the Horsts and Cashmans to share, was a two-family house that violated zoning.

The commission's review also was protracted due to Cashman's changes in the house's foundations and his dropping of plans for a ramp for an amphibious car, a cart path and a greenhouse, among other changes.

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Location City:    Orlovo, Moskovskaya, Russian Federation (Russia) Near (Alt.): Rus' ICAO: Details Type: Heliport Latitude: 55�32'58"N (55.549444) Longitude: 37�51'52"E (37.864444) Variation: 12.04�E (WMM2020 magnetic declination) 0.14� annual change Related Locations Nearby: Farthest: Find:    beyond   but within    Copyright © 2004-2024 . All rights reserved. The Great Circle Mapper name and logo are trademarks of the . All other trademarks mentioned herein belong to their respective owners. Please see for attributions and further copyright information.       Capabilities Work With Us Community Outreach Cashman Family Foundation Cashman Dredging bags $29.1M contract in Maryland November 01, 2023 The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Baltimore District has awarded a $29.1 million contract to Cashman Dredging & Marine Contracting of Quincy, Massachusetts, for the maintenance dredging works in Baltimore, Maryland. Cashman Dredging Awarded $9.26 Million Jacksonville, Fl Dredge Project by USACE September 08, 2023 Cashman Dredging & Marine Contracting Co. LLC, Quincy, Massachusetts, was awarded a $9,266,500 firm-fixed-price contract for maintenance dredging. Cashman to dredge Lake Worth Inlet January 16, 2022 During the works, the contractor will remove approximately 400,000 cubic yards of dredged material. Cashman will take the dredged sediment on the shores of the Town of Palm Beach, at no cost to the residents of Palm Beach. Cashman Family Foundation hosts lunch to support Haiti October 27, 2021 QUINCY — 100 guests attended the lunch hosted by the Cashman Family Foundation to support relief efforts for those facing the aftereffects of the earthquake in Haiti. Cashman Ingenuity Drives a Culture of Innovation: Cashman Designs & Constructs New Drag Ripper Carriage to Agitate Hard Material August 24, 2021 In the Fall of 2018, Cashman Dredging and Marine Contracting Co., LLC developed entirely in-house an innovative piece of equipment for capital improvements dredging projects that agitate and loosen glacial till, desiccated clay, weathered rock, and other stiff material for later removal by a clamshell dredge. US Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg visits Port of Baltimore to highlight significance of US maritime infrastructure – “shovel worthy vs shovel ready” July 30, 2021 DredgeWire was very pleased to be invited by both the US Dept of Transportation and the Port of Baltimore to join Secretary Pete Buttigieg on his tour of the Port. Publisher Peter Bowe attended for DredgeWire and filed this report. Cashman Ingenuity Drives a Culture of Innovation: Scow Geofence System Prevents Misplacement of Dredged Material July 29, 2021 In 2016 Cashman pioneered the research and design of the Scow Geofence System (SGS) to prevent dredged material placement outside predetermined zones using split-hull scows. Only when the scow is within the geofence area is it allowed by the system to be opened. Cashman Wraps Up Boston Harbor Phase II Dredging Nearly One Year Ahead Of Schedule January 27, 2021 New England’s busiest port moves closer to welcoming larger containerships and growing the regional economy thanks to Cashman Dredging and JV Partner The Dutra Group completing Phase II of III of the U.S. Army Corps’ Boston Harbor Navigation Improvement Project last month, nearly one year ahead of schedule. Cashman Announces Design Contract to Expand Its Hopper Dredge Fleet January 21, 2021 Today, Cashman Dredging and Marine Contracting Co., LLC of Quincy, Massachusetts, announced the execution of a design contract with IHC America Inc. for a new 6,500 cubic yard trailing suction hopper dredge. The new vessel will complement Cashman Dredging’s current fleet of specialized dredging equipment and will primarily service the coastal protection and navigation maintenance markets when it enters service in 2024. Inclined elevator project in Provincetown takes shape with arrival of steel tracks and emergency staircase, with a May completion date set January 12, 2021 PROVINCETOWN — The steel tracks for the outdoor inclined elevator have been laid up the hill to the Pilgrim Monument, which will connect a new elevator pavilion on the top of the hill to the base behind Town Hall. Town seeks extension in Wellfleet Harbor dredge December 29, 2020 WELLFLEET — Cashman Dredging is in a race against time. The Quincy-based dredging and marine contracting company is supposed to finish dredging a portion of Wellfleet Harbor by Thursday. That date marks the end of the season for the disposal of dredge spoils at the Cape Cod Bay Disposal Area. Lake Worth Inlet dredging at halfway point November 24, 2020 According to the port, Cashman started dredging of the Lake Worth Inlet on October 27th. The hopper dredge Atchafalaya conducted work for about a week before dredging came to a halt due to Tropical Storm Eta. EPA Begins Historic Full-Scale Dredging of Gowanus Canal Superfund Site November 16, 2020 Today, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Region 2 Administrator Pete Lopez, Congresswoman Nydia Velázquez, New York State Assemblywoman Jo Anne Simon, New York City Councilmember Brad Lander, members of the Gowanus Canal Community Advisory Group and other dignitaries marked the start of dredging operations in the upper portion of the Gowanus Canal Superfund Site in Brooklyn, New York, by the Carroll Street bridge. This is a major milestone in the history of one of the nation’s most contaminated waterways. New site off Maine coast could make it easier, safer to dredge the state's harbors September 29, 2020 A patch of seabed off the coast of Kittery could make it easier to dredge — and ultimately, navigate — southern Maine harbors and channels. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency on Oct. 26 will open a new ocean site for depositing material from federal, state and commercial marine dredging projects. The site replaces one off Cape Arundel that will close next year, according to a notice published Friday in the Federal Register. Waterside Work Done For Season In Woods Hole June 29, 2020 Marine construction has ended for the season at the Steamship Authority terminal in Woods Hole. The Jay Cashman Inc. crane barge departed Friday. Thus far, two new slips have been built, according to SSA spokesman Sean Driscoll. The third is expected to be finished in 2021. Jay Cashman Donates To Help Support Bradford Access June 26, 2020 PROVINCETOWN – The Cape Cod Pilgrim Memorial Association has announced that Jay Cashman, founder and chairman of Jay Cashman, Inc., and the Cashman Family Foundation, has donated $150,000 to help support the Bradford Access Project. $5M outdoor, inclined elevator project in Provincetown to start May 18 April 29, 2020 Linking Pilgrim Monument to downtown is century-old idea, planners say PROVINCETOWN — While visitors often stand along Bradford Street admiring the Pilgrim Monument, there’s been no easy or obvious way for them to visit, according to K. David Weidner, executive director of the Pilgrim Monument and Provincetown Museum. Cashman Family Foundation's New Bridge In Perches, Haiti March 27, 2020 The Cashman Family Foundation completed construction of a new bridge in Perches, Haiti. Tighe & Bond worked with the Foundation to help design the bridge. The Cashman Family Foundation is a charitable subsidiary of the Jay Cashman group of construction companies . The Foundation looks to partner with resource-constrained communities to build new bridges and roads. The work currently focuses on improvements in Haiti. Dredge Report: Army Corps project returns Plymouth Harbor depths to 1967 levels January 27, 2020 PLYMOUTH – Underwater survey maps chart the completion of the harbor dredging project in paint-by-number clarity. Orange, yellow, green, purple, red and blue rectangles on one map mark the dozens of cuts made by Burnham Associates as its dredging crew cleaned out the Plymouth Harbor anchorage basin for the Army Corp of Engineers over the last two years. DOMESTIC DREDGING: U.S. Ports Require a Diverse Fleet November 27, 2019 The reasons for that are many and these realities cater to regulatory, commercial and regional needs. The U.S. dredging market is complex and relies on the diverse fleet of private dredging companies to get the job done. In addition to design and technical capabilities, environmental restrictions and regulations often dictate whether a trailing suction hopper dredge, cutter suction dredge, or mechanical dredge can respond to the coastal protection, wetland restoration, port deepening, and channel maintenance needs of the Nation. No matter what the need, domestic dredgers are meeting the challenge. Dredging to start next month in Hingham September 09, 2019 HINGHAM — Boaters are being told to get their boats and moorings out of Hingham Harbor by the end of the month so crews can begin dredging the area. The town has the Inner Harbor Mooring Basin dredged once every decade or so to remove sediment and keep adequate water depths for boaters. First phase of Plymouth Harbor dredging ahead of schedule February 13, 2019 The process was repeated countless times during the dredging with the same results – except one time. PLYMOUTH - Time and time again, the clamshell bucket splashed into the water. Each time, the massive iron jaws brought up a small mountain of sand, then dropped the load in a waiting scow Doubling Down on Domestic Dredging August 24, 2018 U.S. dredgers weigh in on infrastructure, U.S. capabilities and the road ahead. Domestic dredging firms face many challenges in the coming months and years. At the same time, opportunities abound in a market and political climate that seems to beg for infrastructure upgrades, especially when it comes to harbors and inland waterways. Weighing in this edition on all of that – and more – are three U.S.-based dredging firms; Callan Marine, Cashman Dredging, and Weeks Marine. Dredging Tech: Reducing Human Error, Protecting the Environment August 21, 2018 Innovative geofencing technology developed by Cashman Dredging and Marine Construction Company Recently, I had the opportunity to visit the start-up operations for what is commonly referred to as Phase II of the Boston Harbor deepening project. And, while Jay Cashman, Inc.’s Cashman Dredging and Marine Contracting Company (Cashman Dredging) and the Dutra Group joint venture are off to an auspicious start to this important infrastructure improvement, I was particularly impressed with the new technology that Cashman Dredging has designed and implemented to prevent inadvertent placement of dredge material in non-authorized ocean disposal sites. $123M Boston Harbor Dredging Project Deepens Channel for Larger Ships August 16, 2018 Work on a $123 million dredging project in New England's largest seaport is under way, with plans to continue for about three years to deepen the project to its newly authorized depths. The dredging project in the Boston Harbor is designed to accommodate large container ships that are calling on the United States' east coast now that the Panama Canal improvements are completed, according to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. EPA cleanup in lower New Bedford Harbor nearly done June 20, 2018 NEW BEDFORD — Superfund dredging in New Bedford Harbor south of Coggeshall Street is now more than 99 percent complete beneath the low tide line, according to David Lederer, head of the site for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Housatonic dredging finished early, under budget April 04, 2018 A project to dredge the Housatonic River and move the material to Hammonasset State Park in Madison was completed two months ahead of schedule and under budget. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers announced Tuesday that work that was scheduled to end March 31 was finished by the end of December. Hospital Ship Arrives in Puerto Rico October 04, 2017 The Military Sealift Command hospital ship USNS Comfort has berthed at a pier in downtown San Juan, bringing 750 Navy medical personnel, 12 operating rooms and 250 hospital beds to storm-ravaged Puerto Rico. Moving Day at the Quincy Shipyard for the USS Salem August 04, 2017 The USS Salem, nicknamed the Sea Witch, has been relocated from the northern section of the Quincy Shipyard, to its new home in the southern section. The Salem has been part of the landscape at the Quincy Shipyard and open to the public for many years, but most people are unaware of the Salem’s distinguished history. USS Salem takes a short tow to a new berth August 03, 2017 In just a few hours the morning of Aug. 3, the Quincy-built heavy cruiser was moved from one Fore River Shipyard pier to another. Now a city museum and tourist attraction, the Salem was launched at the shipyard in 1947. QUINCY -- With the blasts of tugboat horns and the salutes of a handful of former crew members, the USS Salem left its longtime Fore River Shipyard berth Thursday morning and was guided to a new one. Beals Island dredging project set to start November 05, 2016 BEALS — As the nation goes to the polls next Tuesday to choose its new leaders, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers will begin a long-awaited dredging project off the shores of Beals Island. According to a description published by the Corps, the proposed work involves urgently needed maintenance dredging to remove shoals in Beals Harbor and the Pig Island Gut Federal Navigation Projects. The work will restore both areas to their authorized dimensions. Carteret is on the move with marina project and new residential complex July 19, 2016 CARTERET – On Thursday, city officials will gather for a ground-breaking ceremony to mark the start of a multi-year project that aims to transform Carteret's waterfront into a recreation destination and transportation hub. If you dredge it, officials say, the megayachts will come; Deepening of Intracoastal Waterway begins May 04, 2016 A project to deepen the Intracoastal Waterway through Fort Lauderdale began Wednesday, in an effort to accommodate the floating mansions called megayachts. Barge breathes new life into former Quincy shipyard site October 12, 2013 For the last few days, workers have been painting, welding, and otherwise putting finishing touches on a massive barge that will be used to dredge harbors. At 1,500 tons, 185 feet long, and 65 feet wide, it is an imposing vessel. But almost as impressive is its location — the Fore River Shipyard in Quincy. The same site that has been closed to shipbuilding for nearly three decades. Sterling Builds Massive Dredger September 11, 2013 Vessel’s crane is the centerpiece of this state-of-the-art, technologically advanced workhorse platform. Sterling Equipment, Inc., an East Coast marine construction rental company based out of Quincy, Mass., has more than 135 pieces of floating equipment in commission, but its newest barge, a 180- x 65- x 12-foot crane dredge, will be among its largest and most technologically advanced. In September 2012, Sterling, a subsidiary of Jay Cashman, Inc., contracted May Shipyard on Staten Island, N.Y. to start construction on its new walking spud deck barge, Dale Pyatt (named after President and CEO of Jay Cashman, Inc.). Find anything you save across the site in your account A Royal Night Out: Inside the Monaco Red Cross’s 75th-Anniversary Gala Friday night in Monaco saw one of the principality’s annual charity galas, the Croix-Rouge Monégasque (Red Cross Monaco), roll out—and because it’s Monte Carlo, it was certainly not your average fundraiser. Let’s start with the venue: the Salle des Etoiles, or the Monte-Carlo Sporting, which, counter to what it might suggest, is not a sports arena but a resplendent concert and entertainment hall built in 1974; its retractable glass windows overlook the Monte Carlo Bay and the mega yachts that are constantly passing through. Then consider the guest list: it was crowned by H.S.H. Prince Albert II, President of the Monaco Red Cross, and H.S.H. Princess Charlène, Vice-President of the Monaco Red Cross. Lastly, there is the charity itself, which, for all its magnanimity, has glamorous roots. Grace Kelly was president from 1958 until her death. The organization has been under the tutelage of H.S.H. Prince Albert II since 1982. At around 8:30 PM, droves of guests arrived in black tie. Beyond the aforementioned royal set were attendees who perhaps owned a penthouse in town or visitors partaking in an annual summer pilgrimage to the Côte d'Azur. Then there’s the nostalgic set, influenced by the night’s cinematic promise with To Catch a Theif or James Bond on the mind. Speaking of Bond, in attendance was none other than Shirley Bassey, who famously purred “Diamonds Are Forever” for one of her three of her Bond songs. By 9:30 PM, a four-course dinner by Thierry Saez Manzanares began—salad, a fish filet, and lamb chops. Just after guests were served dessert, they were treated with something a little more decade—a tombola presented by Tatiana Silva and Taïg Khris, with six lot prizes that were  very  Monte Carlo: a diamond-encrusted Van Cleef & Arpels Alhambra necklace, an Audemars Piguet watch, a yacht excursion for you and ten friends. And, lastly, a Kelly Bag–which was very apropos given the handbag’s namesake’s connection to the Red Cross Monaco. A video montage of the history of the Croix-Rouge Monégasque (now in its 75th year) was projected onto the large screens in the room as guests saw flashes of Grace Kelly and the many other famous attendees of the gala: Maurice Chevalier, Josephine Baker, Ella Fitzgerald, Sammy Davis Jr., and more. Plus, the event has heavy fashion lore—Karl Lagerfeld (whose hilltop Monaco home still hosts Chanel events to this day) attended the gala several times. In 1952, a Christian Dior fashion show was presented. For the night’s musical act, another bright point in the event’s star-studded musical legacy: English funk and acid jazz band Jamiroquai. But first, a firework display that could be marveled all the better given the retractable ceiling at the Salle des Etoiles had opened up, allowing uninterrupted vistas into the sky, which was also aglow with an orange-hued Buck moon. Jamiroquai lead vocalist Jay Kay, there in his signature hat, delivered a half-hour-long set (“This was easier when I was younger,” he joked to the crowd), grooving along as he went. Before the rest of the crowd joined, Prince Albert II and Princess Charlène inaugurated the dance floor. How’s that for a royal ball? Expedia Rewards is now One Key™ Elektrostal, visit elektrostal, check elektrostal hotel availability, popular places to visit. Electrostal History and Art Museum You can spend time exploring the galleries in Electrostal History and Art Museum in Elektrostal. Take in the museums while you're in the area. 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