Duwamish River Construction Project Makes Local News

Doyon Construction Services (Doyon) adds to the proud legacy of the company’s work restoring wildlife habitats and contributing to the natural environment through completion of the North Wind’s Weir Restoration Project on the Duwamish River.

The Duwamish River is the name of the lower 12 miles of Washington State’s Green River and empties into Elliott Bay on Puget Sound. Long a section contaminated by pollutants from Seattle’s industrial core, a cooperative ecosystem restoration project involving the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, King County, the Washington State Department of Natural Resources, and Doyon is now complete at Duwamish Site 1, North Wind’s Weir. Named for both a rocky ledge that juts into the river and a device for capturing fish, the North Wind’s Weir project site is designed to offer federally protected Chinook salmon with a shallow water habitat, feeding opportunities, and plenty of hiding places as they make the transition from freshwater to saltwater.

Click here to learn more about this landmark project (video coverage by KING 5 News in Seattle).

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New DGG Contracts

Check our construction and security performance sections to view our latest contracts. The DGG has recently been awarded the following:

Security:

USACE Walla Walla Security Guard Services at Various Locations

U.S. Coast Guard Armed Guard and Security Desk Services

Construction:

USACE SOF Education Center Design/Build

USACE Malmstrom Weapons Storage Area Upgrade Phase 1

Naval Operations Support Command Building Repairs

Rend Lake Spillway Campground Renovations

USACE Access Control Point Gate Installation

Doyon Construction Services Project Featured in the Kitsap Sun newspaper

Cherokee General’s "Building 460 Historical Renovation Project" at the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard, which includes a complete renovation of the exterior of the building, was recently featured in the Kitsap Sun newspaper:

http://kitsapsun.com/news/2009/oct/08/historic-psns-building-takes-on-a-world-war-ii/

The DGG is proud to work on a project of such historic significance to the city of Bremerton.