Trust port and statutory harbour authority

Harwich Haven Authority

Harwich Haven Authority and project partners reviewing plans for the Copperas Bay beneficial use project

Harwich Haven Authority; beneficial-use planning context, not evidence of Suffolk Dredging contract performance

Statutory harbour authority and trust port responsible for safe navigation, conservancy, hydrography and channel maintenance across Harwich Harbour and its approaches.

Organization overview

Trust port and statutory harbour authority

Geographic footprint: Europe and United Kingdom. Core marine roles: Trust port and statutory harbour authority, Harbour and approach-channel conservancy authority, Maintenance-dredging client, and Hydrographic survey and navigation-safety authority.

Project records 1 Last reviewed 5 August 2026

Type

Trust port and statutory harbour authority

Active regions

Europe, United Kingdom

Marine works roles

Trust port and statutory harbour authority, Harbour and approach-channel conservancy authority, Maintenance-dredging client, Hydrographic survey and navigation-safety authority, Tiamat technology owner and innovation sponsor, Beneficial-use and coastal-resilience programme sponsor

Role in marine infrastructure

Statutory harbour authority and trust port responsible for safe navigation, conservancy, hydrography and channel maintenance across Harwich Harbour and its approaches. HHA also owns the Tiamat agitation-dredging system and sponsors coastal beneficial-use programmes for suitable dredged sediment.

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