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| | Los Angeles Harbor, California
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| Contract |
| | Dredge Type: Cutter Suction, Clamshell and
Trailing Suction Hopper Dredge
Quantity: 52,000,000 cubic yards
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| Description |
| | The construction of Pier 400 in Los Angeles Harbor stretched over five and a half years. The 593-acre terminal is now the largest proprietary container terminal in the world, with a total berthing length of 7,190 feet (1.4 miles). Pier 400 will earn the Port of Los Angeles approximately $2,000,000,000 over the next 25 years.
- Dredging: 52,500,000 cubic yards by cutter suction, clamshell and trailing suction hopper dredge
- Rock Placement: 9,000,000 tons of quarry run rock
- Rock Armor Placement: 1,600,000 tons
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