Public-sector harbour owner and statutory harbour authority

Carmarthenshire County Council

Carmarthenshire County Council harbour authority view of Burry Port Harbour, its 450 berth marina and rolling dredging programme

IMWO profile illustration for Carmarthenshire County Council

Welsh sub-central public authority and the owner and statutory harbour authority for Burry Port Harbour.

Organization overview

Public-sector harbour owner and statutory harbour authority

Geographic footprint: Carmarthenshire, Wales, and United Kingdom. Core marine roles: Burry Port Harbour owner, Statutory harbour authority, Emergency dredging contracting authority, and Maintenance-dredging consultancy buyer.

Project records 2 Last reviewed 9 August 2026

Type

Public-sector harbour owner and statutory harbour authority

Active regions

Carmarthenshire, Wales, United Kingdom

Marine works roles

Burry Port Harbour owner, Statutory harbour authority, Emergency dredging contracting authority, Maintenance-dredging consultancy buyer, Replacement pontoon-float supply buyer, Harbour capital-programme sponsor, Marina and rolling-dredging masterplan authority

Role in marine infrastructure

Welsh sub-central public authority and the owner and statutory harbour authority for Burry Port Harbour. The council procured Kaymac's emergency sand-dredging works, Anthony D. Bates Partnership's maintenance-dredging consultancy and Solent Marine's replacement-float supply contract, publishes a masterplan for the 450-berth marina and rolling dredging programme, and approved GBP 1 million for Burry Port Harbour within its 2026-31 capital programme. Those records establish programme accountability but not field completion or allocation of the full capital amount to a named contract.

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