Quincy, MA — Cashman Dredging and Marine Contracting Co., LLC, based in Quincy, Massachusetts, has unveiled a significant collaboration with IHC America Inc. for the design of a cutting-edge trailing suction hopper dredge boasting a capacity of 6,500 cubic yards. Expected to debut in 2024, this innovative vessel will play a pivotal role in coastal protection and navigation maintenance initiatives.
Collaboration Unveils 6,500 Cubic Yard Capacity Vessel
Jay Cashman, the visionary Founder and Chairman of the Board, emphasized the company’s commitment to innovation and collaboration with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. He highlighted the vessel’s role in advancing infrastructure needs while prioritizing national security and economic prosperity.
Rafael Habib, Sales Director of IHC America, expressed gratitude for the partnership and highlighted the advanced technology integrated into the dredge’s design. This technology will enable Cashman Dredging to efficiently navigate shallow-draft areas and enhance project versatility.
Cashman Dredging and Marine Contracting Co., LLC specializes in a range of marine services, including navigation, beach renourishment, and environmental dredging. With a focus on the East Coast, Gulf Coast, and the Caribbean Basin, the company is poised to address critical infrastructure needs nationwide.
In addition to its dredging capabilities, Cashman offers marine contracting services such as pier construction, jetty and revetment construction, and bulkhead construction. As part of the Cashman Family of Companies, it provides comprehensive solutions in heavy civil and marine construction, dredging, renewable energy, and environmental remediation.
Stay tuned for updates on this groundbreaking collaboration between Cashman Dredging and IHC America as they pave the way for innovative solutions in maritime infrastructure.