waterways, as well as in international waters, said it is targeting work to support liquefied natural gas (LNG) export terminals, large vessel oil tanker ports and offshore wind developments along the Eastern Seaboard that require specialized vessels and techniques. In particular, the company, which operates a fleet of specialized dredging vessels on every domestic coastline and throughout many inland U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, private energy clients, local communities and others, provide enhanced services and build a more efficient marketplace,” said CEO Lasse Petterson. “Having our main office in Texas and strategically opening new regional offices allows us to engage more effectively with our major customers like the U.S. The move to Houston from from Oak Brook, Ill., which stems in part from changing industry dynamics, places the company closer to key regional customers and new markets, especially along the Gulf Coast and the Mississippi River, Great Lakes said, noting that it has seen the dredging market shift from Northern Illinois and the Great Lakes to work along the Gulf Coast and in the northeast and southeast coastal regions. The firm will also open regional offices in Jacksonville, Fla., and Staten Island, N.Y.
announced Thursday it is moving its corporate headquarters to Houston, positioning the nation’s largest dredging services provider nearer to major regional projects and opportunities.
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