Maritime engineering consultant

Moffatt & Nichol

Aerial view of a container terminal yard with dense cargo stacks and rail-mounted gantry cranes

Moffatt & Nichol

International engineering and planning firm specialising in ports, marine terminals, coastal infrastructure, waterfront structures, dredging design, offshore wind terminals, resilience, water systems, and freight strategy.

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Maritime engineering consultant with 5 active regions

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Profile status Public Evidence reviewed 13 July 2026

Type

Maritime engineering consultant

Active regions

Global, Americas, Europe, Middle East, Asia Pacific

Marine works roles

Port planner, Marine structural engineer, Coastal engineer, Terminal designer, Construction support consultant

Profile summary

International engineering and planning firm specialising in ports, marine terminals, coastal infrastructure, waterfront structures, dredging design, offshore wind terminals, resilience, water systems, and freight strategy.

Directory profile status

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Source basis

Moffatt & Nichol's official ports and coastal-engineering pages cover container and cargo facilities, energy terminals, offshore wind terminal design, piers, docks, breakwaters, seawalls, quays, jetties, and related dredging design. Westport's owner announcement confirms the Worley Arcadis Joint Venture as Marine and Port Infrastructure Technical Advisor for the Kwinana channel, breakwater, quay line, port precinct, approvals, construction planning, and cost development. Moffatt & Nichol identifies itself as a specialist subconsultant to that joint venture for fleet forecasting, terminal planning, design optimisation, proxy-operator input, and FlexTerm simulation. That bounded advisory role does not imply overall design responsibility, construction award or endorsement.

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