We carry out maintenance and deepening dredging in access channels, basins and docks. We use trailing suction hopper dredgers and cutter suction dredgers for cohesive materials and soft rock. All work complies with Argentine port environmental regulations.

The process includes bathymetric surveys, extraction of sediments from approved banks, controlled hydraulic filling and mechanical compaction. We design beach profiles with stable slopes and drainage systems to prevent future erosion. We work with environmental consultants for each project.

We request the technical specifications document, soil study, dredging plan and project schedule. We evaluate site accessibility, equipment availability and weather conditions. Our engineering team reviews each tender with feasibility criteria and national port regulations.

Yes, we have trailing suction hopper dredgers, long-reach excavators, dump trucks and hydrographic survey equipment. The entire fleet is maintained with ISO certification and is available for projects in ports in Argentina and neighboring countries.

Deadlines depend on the volume of sediment and weather conditions. A 500,000 m³ maintenance dredging can be completed in 8 to 12 weeks. Expansion or land reclamation works usually extend between 6 and 18 months, including preliminary studies and environmental monitoring.