
Marinas and harbors can generate energy and income to the waterfront. We know how to maximize the potential of what they can bring to the community in which it serves. The trick to successful designing and building of any project is understanding the owners as well as the people who will ultimately use it.
Marine Tech’s experience in market conditions, environmental concerns, coastal regulations, construction media and project duration insures the success of any marina project.
Our resume includes:
All around the Great Lakes region.
Working in marine environments always presents a challenging range of obstacles. Whether manmade or natural, Marine Tech researches and explores options that offer the greatest return on outcome, schedule and budget.
For Intake and outflow projects, experience plays the greatest role in over coming obstacles. That’s why we’ve been the company of choice for municipalities and private industry around the region with a variety of installations from concrete, steel coated and HDPE pipe, in sand, rock filter beds and attached to lake bottom supported structures.
Our team of professional designers, engineers, equipment operators, safety officers and management assures responsibility and open communication between all parties.
SOLUTIONS FOR THE MARINE INDUSTRYDredging in Duluth’s canal during high shipping season was a symphony of moving barges, tugs, 1,000 footers and salties. |
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CONTAMINATED SEDIMENT REMEDIATIONKeeping coal tar at bay is like painting a picture. One layer at a time using precise, even strokes. |
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WETLAND RESTORATIONWhat’s the answer to pumping tons of organic media the length of five football fields? A few thousand floating barrels. |
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DREDGE MATERIALS RECYCLINGReduce. Reuse. Recycle. It applies to consumer products as well as a few million tons of dredge materials. |
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MARINE COATINGSExtending the life of sheet pilings below the water’s surface in place – saving millions of dollars. |