South Korean port authority, port developer and terminal-infrastructure client

Busan Port Authority

Busan Port Authority and equipment-supply representatives at the Phase 2-6 transfer crane steel-cutting event

Busan Port Authority; Phase 2-6 transfer-crane production event

Busan Port Authority was established in 2004 to develop, manage and operate Busan Port and its free-trade and logistics facilities.

Organization overview

South Korean port authority, port developer and terminal-infrastructure client

Geographic footprint: Asia Pacific, South Korea, Busan, and Northeast Asia. Core marine roles: Port authority and developer, Marine-infrastructure project client, Container-terminal developer, and Quay and caisson programme owner.

Project records 1 Last reviewed 1 August 2026

Type

South Korean port authority, port developer and terminal-infrastructure client

Active regions

Asia Pacific, South Korea, Busan, Northeast Asia

Marine works roles

Port authority and developer, Marine-infrastructure project client, Container-terminal developer, Quay and caisson programme owner, Automated cargo-equipment procurer, Port-facility manager and operator, Construction-site safety and acceptance authority

Role in marine infrastructure

Busan Port Authority was established in 2004 to develop, manage and operate Busan Port and its free-trade and logistics facilities. At New Port West Container Terminal Phase 2-6, BPA is the project client for the 700-metre two-berth terminal, records the civil and caisson programme and procures automated cargo-handling equipment through separate supplier packages.

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