Cardno assisting the 'maritime gateway' of the Pacific
Fiji Ports Corporation Limited (FPCL) aims to be the maritime gateway in the Pacific region through facilitating waterborne transport, trade, and commerce.
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Cardno wins acclaim for delivering climate-resilient international port in Nauru
A Cardno-managed project to build Nauru’s first fully functioning international port has won an award within the Asian Development Bank (ADB) internal recognition program, for its work to improve transport links and minimise the impacts of climate change.
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Cardno provides multi-disciplinary engineering services to Stockland’s Newport lake project
Cardno’s extensive experience in planning, design and construction of urban water projects assisted in the creation of a 22 hectare artificial lake located at Stockland’s developing community, Newport, north of Brisbane, Australia.
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Coasts and ports experts share how Cardno works with nature
Cardno experts, Nathan Burmeister, David Provis, Matthew Prumm, and Craig Blount delivered four presentations on how Cardno works with nature at the 2017 Australasian Coasts and Ports Conference in Cairns, June 21-23.
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Cardno water experts present at Coasts and Ports Conference
Cardno is delighted to sponsor the Dredging and Reclamation session at the Coasts and Ports Conference in Cairns, June 21-23.
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Cardno at the 25th NSW Coastal Conference 2016
Cardno is pleased to sponsor the 25th NSW Coastal Conference 2016 in Coffs Harbour, New South Wales from 9- 11 November 2016.
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Port planning and economics expert discussed the outlook in shipping markets at industry seminar
Global shipping markets may be down, but signs of a turnaround are on the horizon. Cardno’s Bob West, an international expert in port planning and port economics for more than 40 years, addressed this topic at an American Association of Port Authorities (AAPA) seminar on June 8, 2016, in Jersey City, NJ.
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