The 20-inch dredge L.W. completed this project for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Omaha District. The project involved dredging 1,100,000 cubic yards of sand from the Missouri River and using the material to construct a bird habitat island.

This project, funded under the Environmental Management Program, involved the creation of four new nesting habitat islands within Pool 8 of the Mississippi River, as well as four later-awarded additional islands.

The Yazoo Basin Enhancement Project 6B involved dredging 1,700,000 cubic yards with beneficial disposal of dredge material within existing agricultural lands. This project was performed to reduce flooding within the Yazoo Basin and provide improved crop land for area farmers.

This project involved dredging 1,300,000 cubic yards from Crystal Lake, located in Hancock County, IA. The project also included removal, replacement and extension of an existing aeration system, as well as incidental work.

This project involved dredging approximately 4,000,000 cubic yards of sediment from Lake Trafford, located in Immokalee, Florida, using the 20-inch dredge L.W. The project required the dredge material to be pumped 16,000 feet to a confined disposal area.

The 20-inch dredge Jolly Roger completed this maintenance dredging contract for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Little Rock District, restoring the Federal Navigation channels on the White and Arkansas Rivers to their 9-foot and 12-foot depths.

The 20-inch dredge Sandpiper excavated 1,000,000 cubic yards of sand and clay for use in the construction of a new barge terminal for Holcim U.S. plant, located in Bloomsdale, MO. The material removed from the site was pumped 8,000 feet to a man-made containment area located behind a 130-foot tall dam.