Salvage Team for Baltimore’s Destroyed Bridge Set to Begin a $2 Billion Rebuild
A Florida salvage firm that helped contain the Deepwater Horizon oil spill is heading to Baltimore to kickstart the cleanup effort involving the damaged container ship and the destroyed Key Bridge as officials scramble to reopen the city’s port. A Florida salvage firm, Resolution Marine, is set to begin a $2 billion reconstruction effort for Baltimore's destroyed Key Bridge. The company, which helped contain the Deepwater Horizon oil spill, is preparing to begin the cleanup of the damaged container ship and the destroyed bridge. Resolve Marine has begun mobilizing resources to re-float and remove the ship that hit the Francis Scott Key Bridge, which officials are trying to reopen the city's port.
Published : a month ago by Brendan Murray in Environment
A Florida salvage firm that helped contain the Deepwater Horizon oil spill is heading to Baltimore to kickstart the cleanup effort involving the damaged container ship and the destroyed Key Bridge as officials scramble to reopen the city’s port.
Resolve Marine has already begun mobilizing resources to re-float and remove the ship that smashed into the Francis Scott Key Bridge, according to US Coast Guard Vice Admiral Peter Gautier.