WEEKS MARINE, INC.

Weeks Marine, Inc. specializes in heavy civil engineering construction with a focused expertise in dredging and shoreline restoration projects. The company executes complex marine infrastructure tasks including maintenance dredging of harbor channels, entrance channels, and settling basins, as well as beach renourishment using precisely engineered sediment placement techniques. Their technical capabilities encompass hydraulic dredging, dredge material transport, offsite disposal, and environmental compliance in sensitive coastal zones, particularly along the Gulf and Atlantic coasts. They demonstrate proficiency in navigating federal regulatory frameworks for aquatic resource management and are experienced in working within constrained operational environments near protected habitats and navigational infrastructure. The contractor maintains a strong and consistent relationship with the Department of Defense, delivering critical dredging services to sustain military port access and navigation readiness. Work for Defense agencies centers on maintaining deep-draft channels for naval and commercial vessel operations, often under stringent operational timelines and environmental constraints. Additional engagements with regional entities such as W074 Endist Jacksonville and W07V Endist New Orleans indicate a sustained presence in U.S. Army Corps of Engineers coastal and inland waterway projects, reinforcing their role as a trusted operator in federal civil works programs. Weeks Marine’s primary industry focus is under NAICS 237990—Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction—where they concentrate on marine construction, dredging, and coastal resilience initiatives. Their market positioning is defined by technical execution in high-complexity, environmentally regulated waterway projects rather than broad-based infrastructure development. They operate as a specialized contractor serving federal and state agencies requiring precision marine engineering solutions. The company is headquartered in Covington, Louisiana, and operates as a 2L entity with no public certifications on record. Their geographic footprint is aligned with strategic U.S. coastal defense and navigation corridors, particularly in the Gulf of Mexico and southeastern Atlantic regions, where their operational experience and vessel capabilities provide reliable, mission-critical support.