Mechanical dredging at an historic pier makes way for future ferry terminal
Working for the City of South Amboy in partnership with NJDOT, SumCo undertook mechanical dredging at an historic pier on the Raritan River to accommodate the development of a new ferry service stop that will provide passenger service to Manhattan. The future ferry terminal will improve access to New York City while reducing automobile usage and traffic. It will include a two-story terminal building, 750 parking spaces for new ferry riders and a second floor featuring a restaurant/ banquet facility. This will be the anchor for the mixed-use redevelopment of the formerly industrialized South Amboy shoreline.
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Broad Brook Runs Free: SumCo Eco-Contracting Removes Pownal Dam, Reconnecting 22 Miles of Trout Habitat
After more than a century as a barrier on a Hoosic River tributary, the Broad Brook dam in Pownal, Vermont came down on September 8,
From Fairways to Wetlands: SumCo Restores Nashawannuck Brook in Northampton
SumCo Eco-Contracting recently completed Phase 1 of the Nashawannuck Brook Restoration, which included access improvements. The city acquired the 105-acre course in 2020 with the
Hepburn Family Preserve Living Shoreline Wins 2026 Best Restored Shore Award
The living shoreline at the Hepburn Family Preserve in the Borough of Fenwick, Old Saybrook, Connecticut, has been named one of five recipients of the
HCT Trail – Cape Cod Chronicle
CAPE COD CHRONICLE: September Opening Set for New HCT Trail. (July 24, 2025) … Work has begun on the final phase of trail construction, installing a