Type
Dredging and marine construction contractor
Dredging and marine construction contractor
Callan Marine; fleet image, not current Sabine-Neches or Port Mansfield progress evidence
Texas-based contractor founded in 2009 and active in navigation-channel, berth, environmental and beneficial-use dredging as well as marine civil construction.
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Dredging and marine construction contractor
Americas, United States, U.S. Gulf Coast
Capital and maintenance dredging contractor, Navigation-channel and berth dredging contractor, Beneficial-use and dredged-material placement contractor, Environmental dredging and dewatering contractor, Marine civil and pile-driving contractor, Cutter suction dredge operator
Texas-based contractor founded in 2009 and active in navigation-channel, berth, environmental and beneficial-use dredging as well as marine civil construction. Current project evidence places Callan Marine on the Sabine-Neches 44-foot package and the Port Mansfield maintenance-dredging campaign.
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Review publication method Open directory guide Submit a correctionCallan Marine's company, capability and fleet pages establish a Texas-based business founded in 2009, its dredging and marine-construction service lines, and the General Bradley and General Marshall cutter suction dredges. Sabine-Neches Navigation District identifies Callan as contractor for the USD 239 million package covering about 20 million cubic yards, two anchorage basins and a 44-foot usable-draft target. At Port Mansfield, the Navigation District reports Callan's current work front and the Coast Guard independently names General Bradley and General Marshall with the associated pipeline system. These records establish contractor, plant and package relationships; they do not prove measured production, accepted depth, placement acceptance, final cost, schedule performance or whole-programme completion.