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New Year. Same Commitment: Keeping Projects Moving with VMI

   New Year. Same Commitment: Keeping Projects Moving with VMI A new year brings new projects, new challenges, and the same unshakable truth, when the work starts, the equipment has to perform. At VMI Dredges, our focus for 2026 is exactly what it’s always been: building, selling, and supporting machines that do what they’re supposed to, work. From horizontal and cutter suction dredges to booster pumps, HDPE pipe, and Swamp Hoe Amphibious Excavators, we’re here to help customers start the year ready for anything. Built for the Demands of 2026 The dredging and water management industries continue to evolve, tighter schedules, higher environmental standards, and greater expectations for uptime. That’s why VMI’s approach to manufacturing and equipment support doesn’t just keep up it anticipates what operators need next. Our dredges are engineered for real production: Horizontal Dredges  for precision and efficiency in confined or industrial sites. Cutter Suction Dredges ...

Ghosts of the Jobsite

An early VMI dredge on the water. Built with skill, steel, and quiet determination. Some things never change.

Below the Noise: Why VMI Dredges Lead the Quiet Revolution

VMI Dredges Monsters of the Dredging World

Did You Know? VMI Horizontal Cutter Head Dredges are One-Piece Transportable.

ThrowbackThursday One of our early dredges doing what VMI has always done best: move material, shape waterways, and outlast expectations.

Digging for Tomorrow: How VMI Dredges Serve the Future One Pass at a Time

Did You Know? There’s tough terrain… and then there’s Swamp Hoe terrain.

Check out this blast from the past!

This isn’t just another shipment… it’s their 8th VMI dredge.

The Quiet Machines That Shape Civilization: A Tribute to Dredging’s Unsung Heroes

VMI's Cutter Suction Dredges Can Handle Tough Sediment Types, From Fine Silt

A step back in time: one of our early VMI dredges cutting through overgrown waterways.

Below the Surface: Where VMI Dredges Outperform the Ordinary

#ThrowbackThursday Where waterways needed clearing… this dredge showed up.