- Who We Are
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What We Do
- Services
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Marine Construction
- Design-Build Evergreen Point Floating Bridge and Landings
- SFOBB Pier Demolition- Phase 2, Piers E4-E18 Foundation Removal
- Manette Bridge Replacement
- Middle Harbor Redevelopment Project
- Pier 4 Phase 2 Reconfiguration
- Port of Neah Bay Commercial Dock Replacement
- Port of Redwood City Projects
- TraPac Terminal Expansion, Berth 145-147
- Port of Juneau Cruise Ship Berths
- New Construction Ferry Terminal
- Isla Grande Terminal Improvements, Phase I: New LO/LO Pier and Berth Dredging
- Design-Build, P-327 Demolition and Replacement of Pier 12 and Upgrades to Pier 13
- Mile Point Training Wall Reconfiguration
- Elliott Bay Seawall Replacement Project
- Rehoboth Beach Ocean Outfall
- Pier 57 Piling and Ferris Wheel Foundation
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Dredging
- Channel Deepening, Los Angeles and Long Beach Harbors
- Wilmington Harbor Maintenance Dredging FY17
- 2015-2017 Port of Alaska Maintenance Dredging
- Channel Islands, Channel Island and Port Hueneme Harbor Maintenance Dredging FY13-FY16
- Maintenance Dredging Jacksonville Port Authority 2011-2016
- MsCIP Barrier Island Restoration Cat Island Beach and Dune Fill
- FY18 Shoalwater Dune Repair
- Long Branch Beach Fill Nourishment
- Murderkill River Dredging
- Oakland Harbor Navigation Improvements, 50’ Deepening Project Phase 3E
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Offshore
- Six Pile Platform Removal-VR-124E
- Removal of 8 Pile and 4 Pile Bridged Complex, High Islands A-517
- Eight Pile Platform Removal VR 26 G
- Deck Installation PL 18 C
- Drillship BOP Heavy Lift
- Four Pile Removal with a Jacket Reef – EI 254 A
- Four Pile Removal with a Jacket Reef GI 78 A
- Four Pile Removal with a Jacket Reef- WC 557C
- Heavy Lift
- Fleet
- Work With Us
Port of Juneau Cruise Ship Berths
Juneau, AK
Project Features
- Two pile supported approach docks
- Pile driving steel pipe piles up to 48” in diameter and up to 240’ long
- Two concrete pontoons measuring 50’ by 300’ and 503 by 400’
- Breasting and mooring dolphin installation
- Pontoon restraint dolphins
- Gangways and catwalk installation
Awards and Recognition:
2017: Pile Driving Contractors Association (PDCA) | PDCA Project of the Year Award
2017: Engineering News Record | Best Specialty Construction
2017: Engineering News Record | Best Airport/Transit Project
2017: Engineering News Record | Best Project: Excellence in Safety
2018: Precast/Prestressed Concrete Institute | Design Award
2018: American Society of Civil Engineer (ASCE) | ASCE Juneau Branch – Engineering Excellence Project of the yea
Project Purpose
To better accommodate the larger vessels that are being used in the modern cruise ship industry, the City and Borough of Juneau replaced the north and south cruise ship terminal berths with two large floating concrete pontoons. Both berths are capable of handling one Panamax ship up to 1,000 feet in length and one post-Panamax ship up to 1,100 feet in length.
