Russell Marine LLC

Restoring the past; building the future—with the Stars and Stripes flying high.

This 4th of July, we’re proud to celebrate the strength, freedom, and resilience that define our nation—values we carry into every piling we drive and every structure we build.

Happy Independence Day from the crews who build America, one project at a time. 🇺🇸⚓

🎉 Russell Marine Celebrates Excellence in Safety! 🏆

We are incredibly proud to announce that we were honored with the LBC Tank Terminals Platinum Safety Excellence Award for 2024! This prestigious award marks the second year in a row in recognition of our team's dedication to safety, having completed over 10,000 man-hours without any recordable injuries at LBC Houston.

Join us in celebrating this achievement and kicking off National Safety Week. Safety is not just a priority; it's our way of life.

Thank you to the team who made this possible!

Russell Marine, LLC, in collaboration with Harper Brothers, is making significant progress on the TXDOT I-69/I-45 to Buffalo Bayou project. Check out the recent progress from last week!

As part of the larger I-45 North Houston Highway Improvement Project (NHHIP), Segment 3B-1, our team is focused on installing 168,687 SF of sheet piling for the detention pond serving the future pump station at St. Emanuel and Runnels Street. This work is crucial for enhancing stormwater management and flood resilience in downtown Houston. The project began in October 2024, and we are steadily advancing in our scope of work.

Keep following for more updates as we continue to build a safer, stronger coast.

We are proud to celebrate Mitch Marlow, our dedicated Project Engineer, who has been awarded the Tampa Propeller Club's "Unsung Hero" award!

Mitch's unwavering commitment and quiet leadership have been the backbone of numerous challenging projects. After successfully helping establish Russell Marine’s operations on the east coast in Charleston, SC, Mitch and his family made the move back to Tampa to spearhead the construction of Berth 214 at Port Tampa Bay. His journey from Utica University to becoming a key figure in marine construction is a testament to his passion and dedication.

Thank you, Mitch, for your incredible contributions and sacrifices. Your steadfast leadership and commitment truly embody the spirit of an "Unsung Hero."

In honor of Women in Construction Week, we want to highlight Reagan Niederhaus!

Reagan is a Project Engineer and a valuable contributor to our Texas team, working on the Port Houston Bayport Wharf 7 project. She has played a vital role in the success of the structures scope for the project. The waterside crane beam, which supports the waterside leg for the ship-to-shore crane, is a critical component, which includes concrete structures ranging from 6’-12’ tall and embeds for tying down the ship-to-shore cranes, bollards, fenders, cable trench, and utility support for the ships.

On 3/5, our first 24” structural deck pour was completed, tying in the waterside crane beam to the landside crane beam.

Thank you for everything you do to keep our project moving forward, Reagan! 🚀

A major milestone was reached by our Texas team at the Port of Houston Bayport Wharf 7 project earlier this week. The drilled shaft scope of the project was completed with over 740 shafts poured, which took over 30,000CY of concrete. These shafts ranged from 30” to 72” diameter and up to 150’ long.

Hats off to the Russell Marine and HB Farmer teams for getting the work completed safely!

Today we had the pleasure of connecting with many talented and passionate students in Tampa at the University of South Florida’s Spring 2025 Civil Engineering & Construction Career Fair, where it was inspiring to see so much interest in marine construction and the innovative projects we’re working on.

Thank you to everyone who stopped by our booth and shared their enthusiasm with us.

Russell Marine’s Wando team is nearing the end of a 10 month long, 3,800 linear foot toe wall installation project at the Wando Welch Terminal.

The onsite team successfully installed 830 ea. of the 850 ea. NZ38 and NZ28 steel sheet piles at the toe of the active wharf, 2 months ahead of schedule, with minimal to no impact to port operations.

Congratulations and job well done by the Wando Toe Wall team!

Russell Marine’s Tampa team is off to a great start on the Berth 214 project in Port Tampa Bay! After receiving their first load of combi-wall piles from , the team swiftly progressed into piledriving.

Ahead, the team is tasked with driving 141ea 60-inch pipe combi wall with PZC19 infill sheets on the bulkhead. Incidentally to the combi wall, the piledriving crew is driving 94ea 24-inch piles as blister support piles behind the bulkhead.

Keep up the great work Tampa team!

Happy Holidays from Russell Marine! 🎄✨
To our valued clients, dedicated employees, and trusted vendors, we wish you a season filled with joy, peace, and safety. Here's to a prosperous new year together! 🌟