Weeks Marine, Inc.

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Weeks Marine is committed to making a positive impact in the communities in which we live and work. Recently, members of the Weeks Marine Construction team donated their time to help a local NJ veteran whose home was in need of critical repairs. Team members spent the day installing flooring and molding, and grouting tile. “Each one of us worked hard and it was a great experience giving back” remarked Tracy Rusignuolo, Administrative Assistant at our Greenville Yard located in Jersey City, NJ. Many thanks to the team for their hard work and support of this important cause. Pictured left to right are: Juan Gomez Rodman Salas Brian Krempecki Edward Reyes Tracy Rusignuolo Tim Straut Joseph Larosa Adam Papa Dan Bargielski Carina Ming

Congratulations to our subsidiary, Healy Tibbitts Builders, on receiving three Awards of Excellence at the General Contractors Association of Hawaii 2024 Build Hawaii Awards. These awards are a testament to Healy Tibbitts’ collective commitment to safety, quality, and outstanding project management and showcase their diverse skill sets. The winning projects and categories are: 1. Lahaina Small Boat Harbor Ferry Pier Improvements – Specialty Construction - $3 million – Under $50 million 2. P-044 & P-1006 Waterfront Wharves Improvements Subcontract for Fender Pile Removal Installation, and Pier Pile Installation – Subcontractor $1 million & Above 3. Hawaii Kai Marina Entrance Groin Replacement – Specialty Construction - $1 million – Under $3 million Well done, team – keep up the great work!

ICYMI: The Gateway Development Commission shared the video below of the work Weeks Marine is performing on the Hudson River Ground Stabilization Project. Check it out!

To all our hard-working people at Weeks Marine, thank you. We are grateful for your contributions to our organization and our communities today and every day. Happy Labor Day.

2 dredges + 24/7 operations = another Weeks Marine dredging project completed ahead of schedule. Congratulations to our beach renourishment project team in Flagler Beach, FL on a job well done!

Greetings from New York, NY, where it’s another beautiful day with the Weeks 575.

Weeks Marine is happy to share that we will be part of the 73-acre South Brooklyn Marine Terminal (SBMT) project. SBMT will be New York’s first purpose-built offshore wind operations and maintenance facility and will support Empire Wind 1 to deliver 810 megawatts of renewable energy – enough to power almost half a million New York homes. Our scope of work includes the rehabilitation of existing bulkheads and demolition of select bulkheads and an existing pier. We will be installing new bulkheads and a new Service Operations Vessel (SOV) wharf complete with gangways, ship fenders, and marine appurtenance. We will also be installing new stone revetment and rehabilitating existing revetment to prevent erosion. The photo renderings show what the site will look like in the future.

In honor of National Intern Day, we appreciate the value that all our interns bring to our organization. Today, we’re spotlighting Jalen Keaton, an intern on the construction side of our business. Jalen learned about Weeks Marine when we visited SUNY Delhi college during his freshman year to speak to students about marine construction. His favorite part of his internship so far? “The people I work with. Not only do they act as teachers and mentors, but as a family as well. They make me feel included and make it a joy to come to work every day.” When he's not on site assisting project engineers with compliance, speaking with vendors and subcontractors, or creating work plans, he enjoys playing video games, cooking, reading, working out or playing board games.

Weeks Marine Superintendent Kenneth Machacek was selected as a recipient of the 2024 Western Dredging Association’s (WEDA) Dredger on Deck Award! Each year, the Dredger on Deck Award is awarded to on-site operating and/or supervisory personnel overseeing dredging operations. The award recognizes the recipient’s contributions and value to the dredging community over the years. Kenneth started with Weeks Marine in 2001 supervising dredge work, laying pipelines, and preparing for project start-ups. As one of Weeks’ most trusted dredging experts, Kenneth currently oversees three different bull gang crews for several of our projects. Kenneth also works with engineering to layout the pipeline routes and booster locations to maximize the flow and production of material from the borrow area to the placement site or beach. “I am very honored to have been chosen to receive the prestigious Dredger on Deck Award from the Western Dredging Association (WEDA).” What's his favorite part of working at Weeks Marine? “Everyone is treated like family and management always gives us the support we need to get our jobs done safely and productively. We work hard and are given the best tools and resources so everyone goes home at the end of the day.” Congratulations, Kenneth!