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Wild Harbor Yacht Club Cofferdam

Cofferdams, also known as watertight walls, provide structure that assist in removing water from an area. Our construction crews have been working on a new boat ramp for the Wild Harbor Yacht Club in Falmouth. The crew installed and dewatered a temporary cofferdam, removed the old ramp, diverted and controlled a steady flow of ground water away from the new ramp, installed the sub grade, and reinstalled the granite curbing. Cofferdams prove to be a safe and efficient solution for a long-term project. 

Marina Pier and Bulkhead Upgrades

Location: Osterville, MA

Completion Date: May, 2017

Project Details: Beacon Marine Construction was hired to perform the work at a local marina in Osterville. We worked closely with the engineer and owner throughout the entire design process to come up with a solution that fit the customer’s needs. The new vinyl bulkhead was installed in a spot that was previously a stone revetment. The work consisted of removing the stone revetment, selective demolition of finger piers, and installation of a new vinyl wall and piers. The new wall  was tied into an existing steel sheetpile wall and required the reconstruction of the finger piers. The sheathing was driven using a vibratory hammer. Deadman were set to add additional load capacity to accommodate cars being parked near the edge of the wall. The project was an overall success and we were able to have the marina ready for he 2017 boating season. 

Pirates Cove Boat Ramp – Float and Pier Construction Mashpee, Cape Cod

LOCATION: Mashpee, Cape Cod, MA

PROJECT COMPLETION: October, 2016

DESCRIPTION: Beacon Marine Construction was hired to install and new pile supported aluminum float, aluminum gangway, and wooden pier section at the Pirates Cove Boat Ramp in Mashpee, MA. Beacon was able to successfully complete the work within the specified timeline. The boat ramp remained open throughout construction. When finished the public had a stable platform to use while launching and hauling their boats at this busy ramp.

Timber Bulkhead – Centerville

LOCATION: Centerville, Cape Cod, MA

PROJECT COMPLETION: January, 2017

DESCRIPTION: Construction of a 380′ timber bulkhead on the Centerville River. The project required working closely with the homeowner and landscape construction company to coordinate delivery of materials and equipment in tight quarters. The owner originally contracted a limited scope, but were so happy with the installation of the wall that they decided to build the wall to the full extent of their permit. The end result was a beautiful wall that was a valuable addition to the property.