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Western Australian port authority and Government Trading Enterprise
Western Australian port authority and Government Trading Enterprise
Mid West Ports Authority; official Geraldton Port operations image
Mid West Ports Authority runs Geraldton's seven commercial berths and the Geraldton Fishing Boat Harbour, controls the port reserve and plans the next generation of marine infrastructure.
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Western Australian port authority and Government Trading Enterprise
Asia Pacific, Western Australia, Geraldton and the Mid West
Geraldton Port and Fishing Boat Harbour operator, Port-reserve, berth, channel and marine-asset custodian, Geraldton Port Maximisation Project proponent and works client, Harbourmaster, vessel-movement and marine-safety authority, Dredging, breakwater, berth and tug-harbour procurement counterparty, Environmental-management, commissioning and owner-acceptance interface
Mid West Ports Authority runs Geraldton's seven commercial berths and the Geraldton Fishing Boat Harbour, controls the port reserve and plans the next generation of marine infrastructure. For the Geraldton Port Maximisation Project it is the proponent, works client and long-term operator: it secured environmental approval and awarded MGN Civil the surge-protection breakwater package. The EPA and Environment Minister retain assessment and approval duties, while contractors remain responsible for their named delivery packages.
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Review publication method Open directory guide Submit a correctionMid West Ports' operating page and annual report establish its seven-berth Geraldton operation, Fishing Boat Harbour responsibility, port-reserve control and Port Authorities Act functions. For PMaxP, the authority is the proponent and package client; it awarded MGN Civil only the surge-protection breakwater. The EPA assessment and Ministerial Statement control the approved environmental envelope. Neither approval nor the programme budget proves that dredging, Berth 1, Berth 6, future Berths 8 and 9 or the tug-harbour packages have been awarded, mobilised or accepted.