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

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

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.

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.

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

Manson constructs new homeport for NOAA research vessels.

Manson restores popular beachfront and supports local community in Florida.

Manson restores recreational beach access and boosts local tourism and businesses at Fort Pierce Beach.

The Hutchinson Island Coastal Storm Risk Management project in Florida highlights the leadership of young engineers managing a significant beach renourishment initiative. The project aims to restore Jensen Beach and protect endangered species while involving multiple stakeholders and complex operations.

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 builds new 1,800 ft causeway for oil and gas company Phillips 66.

Manson restores a dilapidated wharf at Alcatraz Island for the U.S. National Park Service.

The incredible team behind the construction of the U.S.'s largest self-propelled hopper dredge, the FREDERICK PAUP.

Fred Paup speaks on the hopper dredge FREDERICK PAUP and Manson's future support of U.S. dredging operations.

Manson's Encinitas and Solana Beach Damage Reduction project delivers meaningful benefits in shoreline resiliency, ecosystem health, and local economy.

Manson Wins Several Industry Awards in California.

Manson and joint venture partner Michels Corporation have been awarded the $807.4 million Port of Alaska Modernization Program's Terminal 1 Replacement project, which aims to enhance safety and efficiency by replacing aging infrastructure.

Manson replaces 100-year-old miter gate in Seattle, WA.

Manson's dredging project in Louisiana battles the effects of climate change and man-made structures.