The project was completed on October 16th. The Bradbury brought the Cod Fish II to Mashpee to begin the first project in Popponesset Bay on the Inner Channel.

Both vessels were brought to Fairhaven Shipyard in August and work was completed in early September. The second most important task was getting estimates from area shipyards for the maintenance and repair of the Cod Fish II and Pushboat Bradbury.

We are now awaiting the delivery of both orders. The procurement process began shortly after and on November 3rd we awarded the second of two bids. This exercise has been long in the making, and we finally developed the list of parts needed to maintain operational efficiency. The Sand Shifter was moved back to her home port of Waquoit Bay alongside the Cod Fish I & II, the dredge barge and push boats.įirst on the long work list was to assess the operational critical spare parts needed to have on hand for both dredges and booster pump. Our “off-season” was very short, as our last project ended on June 30th finishing up the Saquatucket Harbor project in Harwich. The Dredge Report has been not been published since the dredge season started and this report is designed to get us back on track and resume the weekly updates. Published on: NovemAn Off Season Recap & the Dredge Program starts it’s 26th

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