Dredging

Donjon leads three bids for NY/NJ terminal dredging

Published 19 July 2026 Publisher IMWO Region Americas Confidence Confirmed
Official preliminary bid table listing Donjon Marine, Jay Cashman and Posillico Civil with their estimated totals for Contract MFP-364.003

Port Authority of New York and New Jersey preliminary bid results; rendered from the official record

Donjon Marine's USD 51.424 million estimated total leads three preliminary bids for the Port Authority's multi-terminal maintenance-dredging contract. Jay Cashman submitted USD 54.4312 million and Posillico Civil USD 68.498 million.

Published scope and current milestone

The Port Authority's preliminary table supplies the three estimated totals but does not identify an award. The advertisement sets the four-terminal work-order scope and estimate range. Addendum No. 1 and the final question log show that material qualification, receiving-state criteria and contractor-selected upland placement remain active interfaces.

Dredging quantity and delivery implications

The USD 17.074 million low-to-high spread sits inside a contract whose final physical scope arrives through work orders. Sediment chemistry, state acceptance and the contractor's upland-facility choice can change the route and cost before a dredger reaches Port Newark, Elizabeth, Port Jersey or Howland Hook.

Evidence conclusion

Survey, placement and acceptance evidence

The preliminary ranking establishes a live bidder field and a credible commercial range. Award, executed value and first work order remain open. The first delivery record should join one terminal location to its quantity, sediment classification, selected placement facility, plant, survey baseline and accepted finish.

Outstanding evidence

  • Evaluated result and formal award
  • Executed value and contract term
  • First terminal-specific work order
  • Dredger and material-processing spread
  • Sediment chemistry and state acceptance
  • Upland facility and transport route
  • Measured quantity and post-dredge survey
  • Work-order acceptance and final payment

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