In two separate actions, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has awarded dredging contracts totaling almost $10.7 million to three firms, New Orleans District Engineer Col. Thomas A. Sands announced. American Dredging Company won a $4,937,550 contract to make a second "lift" or enlargement on a hurricane protection levee in eastern New Orleans, and the joint venture of Bean Dredging Corporation and Williams-McWilliams Company were awarded a second contract to perform maintenance dredging on the Mississippi River-Gulf Outlet. Their bid at $5,767,600 was low bid on the project.
Corps Of Engineers Lets $10.7-Million Contracts For Dredging Projects
Contract Award
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers awarded dredging contracts totaling nearly $10.7 million to three firms in two separate actions announced by the New Orleans District.
Mentioned in this article
Company
- American Dredging Company dredging contractor
- Bean Dredging Corporation dredging contractor
- Williams-McWilliams Company dredging contractor
GeoLocation
- New Orleans project location
- Mississippi River-Gulf Outlet dredging project site
Organization
- U.S. Army Corps of Engineers contracting agency
Contact
- Col. Thomas A. Sands New Orleans District Engineer
Transcribed from the July 15, 1981 print edition of Maritime Reporter & Engineering News. Text is OCR-derived and may contain errors.