| Marina del Rey Maintenance Dredging - World Dredging Feb 2007 |
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| Thursday, 01 February 2007 00:00 |
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Marina del Rey, considered the largest man-made marina in the world sits just north of the Port of Los Angeles and just to the south of Venice Beach. In 2007, J.E. McAmis removed more than 255,000 cubic meters of material from the entrance channel of Marina del Rey and transported the material via dump barge to a near shore disposal area for restoration of Dockweiler Beach.
J.E. McAmis completed this project on-time with no safety or environmental incidences, and received and outstanding performance evaluation from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Los Angeles District. 
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