Oman marine engineering and contracting company

Archimedes Marine Engineering and Contracting LLC

Steel pontoons at Raysut Harbour shown in Archimedes Oman's official marine project portfolio

Archimedes Marine Engineering and Contracting LLC; older Raysut steel-pontoon portfolio image, not evidence of the 2023-2026 rehabilitation scope

Archimedes Marine Engineering and Contracting LLC is an Oman marine contractor.

Organization overview

Oman marine engineering and contracting company

Geographic footprint: Middle East, Oman, Arabian Sea, Sea of Oman, Musandam, Masirah, and Salalah. Core marine roles: Fishery-harbour design and construction, Commercial-port and berth infrastructure, Dredging and reclamation, and Breakwaters, quay walls, revetments and coastal protection.

Project records 2 Last reviewed 9 August 2026

Type

Oman marine engineering and contracting company

Active regions

Middle East, Oman, Arabian Sea, Sea of Oman, Musandam, Masirah, Salalah

Marine works roles

Fishery-harbour design and construction, Commercial-port and berth infrastructure, Dredging and reclamation, Breakwaters, quay walls, revetments and coastal protection, Floating pontoon and berthing-system delivery, Seawater intake, outfall and offshore-pipeline installation, Raysut Fishery Harbour contract-side delivery entity, Masirah multipurpose fishing-port joint-venture contractor

Role in marine infrastructure

Archimedes Marine Engineering and Contracting LLC is an Oman marine contractor. Archimedes S.A.'s 2023 financial statement records a 35% interest in Archimedes Marine LLC Oman; the reviewed current official records do not identify the complete ownership table. Public sources place the Oman company in two current fishing-port delivery chains. Gulf Testing Solutions names Archimedes as its client on the exact Raysut rehabilitation design-and-build project. At Masirah, Oman News Agency names Archimedes with Khimji Ramdas Construction on the OMR 28 million multipurpose fishing-port contract. Neither chain publicly allocates dredging, armour rock, survey, pontoon or other lower-tier scopes among the prime parties and subcontractors.

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