Tag: DonJon
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Let’s dredge again, like we did last summer
Donjon Marine’s distinctive blue livery was very much in evidence on the North River last week. In addition to regular work moving recycled paper collected by DSNY in Manhattan from Pier 99 to the recycling mill on Staten Island, seasonal dredging was underway at the cruise terminal. The cruise terminal quays are dredged regularly to…
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Standing by
DonJon tugs were standing by at the DSNY’s Pier 99 transfer station on Friday evening. In addition to the company’s regular working moving waste paper scows from here to the paper mill on the Arthur Kill, the company was also busy maneuvering barges at a worksite removing debris from the 30th Street Heliport as part…
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Getting ready for summer cruising
Seasonal dredging is underway again at the Manhattan Cruise Terminal to maintain the listed quay depth of 36 feet (or deeper). DonJon’s Delaware Bay clamshell dredge and tug Casey Ann were between North River Piers 86 and 88 on Wednesday afternoon.
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Heavy lifting
Atlantic Salvor had DonJon’s big Chesapeake 1000 crane in tow coming up the North River on Sunday en route to Port of Albany for a heavy lift job.
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Holiday blues
DonJon’s Thomas D. Witte was standing by on the south side of the DSNY Pier 99 transfer station, about a week before Christmas. The end of Con Ed’s Pier 98 fuel dock is visible on the right.
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