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GB Dredging Project to Begin in September
GRAND BAHAMA, BAHAMAS – A dredging project is set to commence in Grand Bahama next month.
GRAND BAHAMA, BAHAMAS – A dredging project is set to commence in Grand Bahama next month.
In a statement by Lucaya Service Company Limited (LUSCO), a subsidiary of the Grand Bahama Development Company Limited (DEVCO), said the Fortune Bay entrance channel requires maintenance dredging.
LUSCO officials also say due to recent hurricanes, the south shore of Grand Bahama experienced significant wave activity that formed sand shoals in the navigation canals and waterways, creating obstructions and hazards for boaters.
A&D Gaitor’s Equipment Rock & Sand is currently working with LUSCO and the regulatory group to finalize an approved work plan.
The maintenance dredging works are expected to begin early September 2022 and completion is slated for the end of 2022.
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