Celebrating Manson retirements

Manson teams give back to their communities.

UNCW-Wilmington names education lab after Manson, strenghtening their ongoing partnership and collective efforts to support dredging research.

Manson's Internship Program gives students the opportunity to know what it is like to work as a full-time engineer with real responsiblities and expectations.

Manson delivers state-of-the-art floating pier at Pier Romeo that will support NOAA research missions.

Manson creates Compass Leadership Program to prepare the organization's next generation of leaders.

Manson restores Pensacola Beach, one of Florida's premier coastal destinations, to support billion dollar tourism economy.

Manson West Creates Crafe Leadership Committee to give craft employees a stronger voice in the company's safety culture.

Manson Corporate Ethics & Compliance Officer John Heckel explores how Manson’s 2026 annual ethics training connected a strong safety culture with a strong ethical culture. Through the principles of Recognize, React, and Respect, he explains how sound decisions reflect Manson’s values and protect our people, company, and reputation.

Manson takes home the John L. Martin Partnering Project of the Year Gold Award for the P-224 Causeway, Boat Channel and Turning Basin & P-226 Ammunition Pier project.

Kelli Struett wins the Associated General Contractors of Washington's prestigious Project Manager of the Year award for her leadership on Manson's Lake Washington Ship Canal Large Lock Center Miter Gate Replacement project.

Manson’s LWSC Large Lock Center Miter Gate Replacement project took home multiple awards at the AGC of WA’s Build Washington Awards in Bellevue, WA.

Manson brings home multiple awards at AGC National awards for its cutting-edge projects.

Manson President & CEO Jim McNally writes about the organization's significant investment in its vessels, vital projects in Alaska, planning ahead with safety, and Manson's current and future community engagement efforts.

More than 200 guests gathered in New Orleans Louisiana to attend the christening of Manson hopper dredge FREDERICK PAUP.

Manson Retirees in 2025

Manson President and CEO James "Jim" McNally writes about the organization's future growth.

Manson delivers a mental health presentation aimed at promoting and streamlining employee health and wellness programs across its workforce.

NAVFAC Southeast selects Manson to construct a wharf with supporting facilities for the United States Marine Corp's Blount Island Command facility in Jacksonville, FL.

Manson personnel give back to their communities nationwide.