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Home›Authorities & Government›Newt Marine wins Mississippi River improvement project
Authorities & Government

July 17, 2023 · about 3 years ago

Newt Marine wins Mississippi River improvement project

Newt Marine Service, out of Dubuque, Iowa, has won a $8.7 million USACE contract for a Navigation and Ecosystem Sustainability Program (NESP project) located on the Wisconsin side of the Upper Mississippi River in Upper Pool 4, near Bay City, Wisconsin. The project, known as the Navigation Systemic

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Newt Marine Service, out of Dubuque, Iowa, has won a $8.7 million USACE contract for a Navigation and Ecosystem Sustainability Program (NESP project) located on the Wisconsin side of the Upper Mississippi River in Upper Pool 4, near Bay City, Wisconsin.

The project, known as the Navigation Systemic Mitigation Island 4 project, aims to address general degradation of habitat quality due to sediment deposition, wind-driven wave action, declining changes in river bottom elevation and a decline in aquatic vegetation.

Key project features include constructing a peninsula to improve habitat conditions by redirecting sediment and dredging in the winter to provide a deep-water habitat for fish. Willows, floodplain forest trees, and grasses will be planted on the islands to increase habitat diversity and quality.

Construction is estimated to start in the spring of 2024 and be completed by fall of 2026.

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