Intelligence archive

Marine works intelligence, with the evidence attached.

The archive brings together public analyses and project briefs across contracts, delivery, markets, companies, and risk. Each record shows its source basis, evidence date, and any material limit on interpretation.

Updated 55 published analyses 428 reviewed brief records 483 public publications

483 public publications

Published articles

Lock Maintenance / Americas

Barkley: The Repair Window Runs Through Loaded Testing

Barkley's 2026 dewatering programme put miter-gate and valve repairs inside a planned 52-day navigation outage. USACE's 15 September account described a sequence extending from underwater clearance and chamber isolation through repairs, refilling and tests of miter-gate cycling and valve operation under hydraulic pressure. The work targeted miter gates and filling and emptying valves. Its September programme aimed to restore navigation on 1 October. A separate 2 October navigation notice identified Barkley as the diversion route for Kentucky Lock's planned 13-20 October closure. [1][2]

Published / 5 sources
Contract Risk / Americas

Chickamauga: The $19 Million Adjustment After Termination

Chickamauga's lock-chamber termination changed Shimmick's reported revenue while the company contested the decision. The company disclosed a $19 million reduction in both revenue and cost of revenue in its results for the quarter ended 3 April 2026. Its subsequent-events note attributes the adjustment to the 8 May termination notice and previously estimated contract revenue. Shimmick disputes the termination and reported project claims still in process. [1]

Published / 5 sources
Dredging Economics / Americas

Progreso Dredging Finance: The 15% Advance and the First Progress Payment

Progreso's north-platform tender combines a 15% annual advance, a first-estimate receipt in the third month and a front-loaded fiscal spending requirement. The financing allowance needs the same workfronts, surveys and dates as the dredging programme.

Published / 6 sources
Dredging Economics / Americas

ACF Dredging: Price the Placement Route and the Return Visit

USACE's ACF studies show how placement land, seasonal flow and uneven shoaling change the cost of restoring a river channel. Extra dredging depth has produced different maintenance benefits on adjoining rivers.

Published / 5 sources
Hydraulic Engineering / Europe

Finavon: The Interim Edge in a Two-Season Scour Repair

Finavon's emergency protection was displaced before permanent repairs could proceed. The permanent design adds a second problem: protecting a half-built riverbed mattress between separate summer work seasons.

Published / 5 sources
Dredging / Europe

Orkney: Repricing Dredging After an Over-Budget Tender

After a combined Flotta and Stromness tender exceeded the available budget, Orkney revised its method and licence application. The cost decision now depends on survey, disposal assessment and consent work reaching the same specification.

Published / 5 sources
Engineering / Europe

Ardrossan: Designing Passenger Access Around the Fleet

A ferry berth can fit the ship and still deliver a poor boarding route. Ardrossan's new design materials show how door positions, berthing orientation and tide range shape the choice between a hoistable gangway and a passenger access system.

Published / 5 sources
Methods / Americas

CSAT: The Dredging Record Inside the Forecast

A missing maintenance event can make a shoaling channel appear to be scouring. A worked survey-pair example shows how that error changes forecast quantities and the information an owner needs before scheduling the next dredge.

Published / 5 sources
Methods / Americas

Berkeley: What the Next Foot of Dredging Buys

Berkeley's depth study makes the cost of additional sailing access measurable. Its current seawall funding window and sediment determination put that choice beside shoreline access and the material route.

Published / 5 sources
Methods / Asia Pacific

Tauranga: Deeper Access, Faster Handling and a Berth Constraint

Tauranga is deepening its channel while improving ship handling and preparing new berth capacity. Annual-meeting records connect each investment to a different constraint on a vessel call.

Published / 5 sources
Methods / Europe

Kilkeel: Monitoring a Working Harbour

Kilkeel's licence variation exposes a clash between fixed monitoring equipment and fishing-vessel access. The case follows safe instrument placement, recurring surveys and the disposal account.

Published / 5 sources
Methods / Europe

Gloucester: Dredging the Haul Route

Gloucester's first dredging team had to start where loaded hopper barges could pass. The recovery plan connects excavation, canal depth, water supply and the Parkend receiver.

Published / 5 sources
Methods / Americas

Chittenden: Pricing the Dive Schedule

The Chittenden Small Lock tender prices diving as incidental work while making inspector availability and cancellation notices commercial obligations. Its seven-day notice, two-work-day cancellation rule and per-event deductions show which costs a contractor must carry inside the underwater-work estimate.

Published / 5 sources
Methods / Americas

Black Rock Lock: Fitting Four Bearings

Four cylinder-to-gate bearings connect a small mechanical work package to the availability of an entire navigation chamber. Black Rock Lock’s original tender drawings show how field dimensions, machining, temporary support, testing and closeout determine the work needed before service can resume.

Published / 5 sources
Methods / Europe

Colintraive and Portavadie: Building the Berth-to-Charger Interface

Colintraive has completed dredging ahead of shore-power civil works. Portavadie has scheduled a slipway closure for widening and dredging. Their different operating arrangements expose the practical handovers between marine construction, temporary services and electrical installation.

Published / 5 sources
Research / Middle East

Duqm's Cargo Mix and the Investment Case

Duqm finished below its project budget while the dry cargo and containers underpinning its investment case lagged. Original cost and tariff records explain the exposure and how to stage the next capacity commitment.

Published / 5 sources
Research / Americas

New Haven's Dredging Bid: The Cost of a Second Season

New Haven's dredging award carries two seasonal plant accounts and a USD 600,000 delay option. The bid breakdown shows how rock pricing, receiving-site access and a second mobilisation shape the estimate.

Published / 5 sources
Research / Americas

Ocean City's Next Sand Bill

Ocean City completed its summer nourishment before New Jersey requested storm-repair assistance. The Fire Island repair record explains how surveys, funding eligibility and available dredging plant shape the next sand purchase.

Published / 10 sources
Research / Asia Pacific

Ebeye's Seawall: Buying a Continuous Protection Line

Ebeye's completed seawall links critical-asset protection to material allocation, defence continuity and the cost sensitivity of an island project. World Bank records show how these choices affected its procurement and construction sequence.

Published / 7 sources
Methods / Europe

Ardrossan's berth handback puts maintenance access in the repair scope

Ardrossan's October maintenance handback combines eleven new berthing fenders with access to linkspan machinery and repairs along the passenger route. The package illustrates how a berth shutdown can address both operating equipment and the ability to maintain it.

Published / 5 sources
Research / Global

The Price of Winning: Low Bids and Payment in Marine Works

A low contract price commits a project to a delivery cost and a payment timetable. This IMWO series follows that commitment through scope, measurement, working capital, subcontracting and dispute resolution, then sets out actions for the organisations responsible.

Published / 6 sources
Initiative / Global

The IMWO Initiative on Sound Procurement and Timely Payment

IMWO proposes actions for eight groups that influence marine procurement and payment. The initiative pairs responsibilities with adoption records, from funding and low-bid review to measurement, supplier accounts and dispute resolution.

Published / 7 sources
Research / Global

An Affordable Bid Must Survive Delivery and Payment

Six public-record marine cases identify control points from bid approval to payment. IMWO’s research brings estimating, omissions, measurement, subcontract terms and cash exposure into one project account, with practical measures for owners and delivery teams.

Published / 8 sources
Case study / Global

When the Price Falls Faster Than the Cost

A negotiated dredging rate and a deeply discounted river contract expose two different procurement risks: unsupported production assumptions and the pricing of later work. The audits show where each decision needed stronger engineering and commercial scrutiny.

Published / 4 sources
Case study / Global

The Cost Left Behind When Scope Is Removed

An Aberdeen subcontract lost roughly a third of its estimated dredging volume. The remaining rate then became a dispute about contractual authority and the resources left behind. A worked example traces how omissions change average cost.

Published / 1 source
Case study / Global

From Dredged Volume to Payable Quantity

Vessel production becomes revenue through the contract’s measurement rules. New Mangalore’s final-account adjustments show how in-situ surveys, re-siltation and the timing of measurement can alter the quantity recognised for payment.

Published / 1 source
Case study / Global

The Working-Capital Cost of Waiting for Payment

Another month before progress receipts arrive can materially increase project funding. A reproducible IMWO cash-flow example connects certification, due dates, retention and downstream liabilities to the cash needed to keep marine works moving.

Published / 2 sources
Case study / Global

Plant Hired by the Day, Revenue Earned by the Cubic Metre

A Singapore dredging dispute puts time-based equipment commitments beside quantity-based revenue. The judgment examines the arrangement actually agreed; the engineering analysis sets out the access, waiting and measurement terms that belong in a plant enquiry.

Published / 1 source
Case study / Global

A Dredger Standby Claim That Outlasted the Works

Tuticorin’s dredger standby dispute continued through arbitration and several court decisions after taking-over. The chronology exposes the cost of leaving instructions, entitlement and valuation unresolved while the works and final account move ahead.

Published / 1 source
Methods / Global

Three Registers for Cost, Measurement and Payment

Three linked registers carry cost, quantities and payment status through a marine project. Field definitions, a month-by-month cash-flow example and an omission calculation give teams a practical starting point for their own contract records.

Published / 1 source
Methods / Americas

Absecon's outfall repairs reconnect drainage with the engineered beach

A USD 19.695 million Absecon Island award puts stormwater outlets and beach access into the coastal works programme. The engineering interface runs from street-end collection to the seaward discharge, where pipe support, sediment and tide conditions matter alongside the dune profile.

Published / 5 sources
Markets / Global

DEME's first-half rebound puts dredging margins in focus

DEME's first-half dredging results show a pronounced earnings recovery alongside modest turnover growth. Fleet occupation, an earlier project loss and the treatment of long-term concessions explain why the segment deserves a closer reading than the group's headline totals.

Published / 5 sources
Methods / Europe

Portugal's beach recovery: the benchmark behind the percentage

Portugal's post-storm beach assessment compares both historical condition and recovery of a particular winter's losses. Those benchmarks answer different engineering questions. Survey extent, elapsed time and the contractual measurement basis determine how the findings can inform nourishment design, monitoring and payment.

Published / 5 sources
Analysis / Global islands

Island marine delivery depends on logistics, interfaces and operations

Thirteen public island records, current to 14 August 2026, show why contract status alone is a poor proxy for usability: remote supply, live-port constraints, package interfaces, accepted works and operating evidence close on different records.

Published / 20 sources
Analysis / Africa

Africa marine works sit at different release points

The 17 public Africa project records currently divide into four at approval or financing, two awarded, nine in physical delivery and two in commissioning. Contractors, suppliers and operators need a different primary record at each position.

Published / 12 sources
Analysis / Global

Beach nourishment closes through quantity, profile, demobilization and response

Ocean City has a mobilized 1.6-million-cubic-yard contract, Carolina and Kure beaches have nearly 2 million cubic yards placed, and St. Joseph is monitoring nearshore movement. Each sits at a different point between planned quantity and an accepted coastal outcome.

Published / 9 sources
Analysis / Global

Regional-port dredging capability spans plant, channel, quay and survey acceptance

Regional-port access is advancing through four different workfronts: a shared New Zealand dredging barge, Kuala Baram's channel and training bunds, Blyth's wharf feasibility programme and Montevideo's contracted and public dredging split. Dependable capability requires plant availability, stable geometry, berth readiness, sediment routing and accepted hydrography to align.

Published / 10 sources
Project brief / Europe

Gdynia's first caisson moves the Outer Port breakwaters onto the water

Gdynia's PLN 438.70 million design-build breakwater contract has received its principal construction permit and launched the first of 49 reinforced-concrete caissons. The consortium is public, but the specialist subcontract chain is not.

Published / 5 sources
Analysis / Americas

Mobile Bay dredging now faces two definitions of beneficial use

Mobile Harbor produces roughly 6 million cubic yards of dredged material in a typical year. USACE recognizes thin-layer placement inside its sediment strategy, while Alabama's law taking effect on 1 October counts public-water placement only when it forms part of shoreline restoration or marsh creation.

Published / 9 sources
Analysis / Americas

Where USACE dredging records actually appear

USACE dredging records are split between SAM.gov, the Navigation and Civil Works Decision Support Center, district engineering pages, DQM and local sponsor files. A solicitation, bid abstract, award, plant trace, hydrographic survey and acceptance record answer different questions.

Published / 11 sources
Analysis / Global

Rabigh 4 completes 600,000 m3/day EPC performance test

SEPCOIII reports that Rabigh 4 completed its EPC performance test at 600,000 m3/day on 19 February 2026, with power use of 2.712 kWh/m3 before photovoltaic offset. SWPC has not published commercial-operation acceptance, and the marine close-out file remains unavailable.

Published / 12 sources
Analysis / Middle East

Taweelah power, desalination and berth interfaces have separate buyers

The same Abu Dhabi industrial coast contains a power project with only cooling-water review in public, an operating 200 MIGD RO plant with a bid-stage marine design trail, and an industrial berth moving from Capesize service toward Newcastlemax. Their buyers, scopes and acceptance histories differ.

Published / 9 sources
Analysis / Global

Six marine procurements at six different stages

Six procurement routes compare adviser selection, dredging, licensing, concessions and treatment-plant prequalification. Southampton includes its 12 August Boskalis selection and a 15 October licence-status review; Kinoya includes the September deadline correction and expected December invitations. Four other cases retain their dated August positions.

Published / 19 sources
Analysis / Global

How desalination contracts divide the marine works

Hawar tenders its intake and outfall separately. Algarve keeps both inside a design-build-operate contract, while Alkimos carries tunnels and offshore structures through an alliance. Rosarito's current invitation leaves the marine allocation undisclosed.

Published / 11 sources
Analysis / Global

The final mile from port construction to commercial service

Breakwaters, quays, channels, equipment and first vessel calls close different parts of a port programme. Nador West Med, Grand Faw, Hamad, Tartous, Ndayane and Banana remain at different points between completed marine assets and repeat commercial service.

Published / 16 sources
Analysis / Global

First water, commissioning, completion, and opening are four different claims

SADDN has produced first water, Hassyan is commissioning in blocks, Tuvalu has handed over named harbour assets, and Nador West Med has completed basic port infrastructure. None of those milestones closes every marine, terminal or operating interface.

Published / 12 sources
Analysis / Global

From dredging award to usable port capacity

A signed contract, marine plant on site, dredged volume, a completed quay and commercial vessel access mark different points in a port programme. Six current cases trace the remaining work between a package award and capacity an operator can actually use.

Published / 11 sources
Analysis / Global

Five ways current dredging capacity is being procured

The current cases divide into five commercial forms: contractor-funded fleet capacity, owner-controlled vessels, bounded capital works, recurring maintenance delivery and long-horizon navigation performance. Royal IHC delivered Boskalis' 31,000 m³ SEAWAY on 20 July, while DEME's 22,000 m³ TSHD remains a 2029 future-capacity order.

Published / 28 sources
Analysis / Global

How to identify marine works inside power and water projects

Casablanca, SADDN, Alkimos, Aqaba-Amman and Hassyan carry confirmed intake, outfall, tunnel, offshore-structure or commissioning scope. Taweelah C remains a watch until owner, EPC or environmental records define the physical coastal utility package.

Published / 12 sources
Markets / Asia Pacific

Akita offshore wind puts base-port readiness on the installation critical path

Akita Port now has direct field evidence of heavy-component logistics for the 315 MW Oga-Katagami-Akita project: a 2,500-tonne crawler crane, multi-axle transporters, named handling contractors and a defined delivery and storage area. Component arrival, offshore mobilisation and navigation controls remain open before the June 2028 operating target.

Published / 11 sources
Risk / Global

Dredged-material routing is becoming a front-end works signal

Disposal, beneficial-use, reclamation and placement routes now shape schedule confidence, permitting friction, production method, community exposure and whether a dredging package is ready for delivery. Georgetown's current field notice and Alabama's 70% rule show that material routing is a front-end commercial, legal and environmental decision, not a close-out detail.

Published / 11 sources
Projects / Asia Pacific

India east-coast greenfield ports move from policy map to dredging scope

DEME's capital-dredging package at Ramayapatnam links a defined harbour scope to Andhra Pradesh's wider east-coast port programme. The award brings harbour depth, turning area, berth pockets and reclamation into the construction sequence behind the state's port policy.

Published / 5 sources
Markets / Middle East

Hormuz security conditions remain a Gulf marine works planning constraint

Commercial traffic continues through Hormuz under severe security conditions after multiple July attacks. Route controls, GNSS/AIS interference, anchorage congestion, and crew-safety constraints shape Gulf marine works vessel time, port access, offshore windows, and contingency planning.

Published / 8 sources

Project and market briefs

Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Marine Lifting

Fehmarnbelt: IVY's 1,600-Tonne Load Test

Fehmarnbelt's September load test addressed a change in transport geometry. The first special tunnel element has a basement and must travel higher in the water than a standard element. Raising...

Published / 3 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Coastal Engineering

Poplar Island: Grading for the Marsh That Develops After Placement

At Poplar Island, the grading level helps determine how a constructed marsh develops after planting. A 2024 field study compared two areas of Cell 5AB with initial platform elevations of 0.22...

Published / 3 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Hydraulic Infrastructure

Bridgwater's Gate Redesign Meets the Concrete Programme

Bridgwater's revised tidal-barrier design puts the gate-drive equipment at the base of three towers while work advances on the permanent foundations. The Environment Agency announced the...

Published / 5 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Africa / Dredged Material Reuse

Lekki: Match Maintenance Dredging to the Beach Sand Budget

Lekki's design connects maintenance dredging to the artificial beach east of the port. A 2023 study by authors at CCCC-FHDI and China Harbour describes west-to-east sand transport interrupted...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Flood Infrastructure

Keyhaven: Inspecting a Submerged Tidal Outfall

The Environment Agency reported completion of the Avon Water tidal-outfall replacement at Keyhaven Harbour on 13 October 2026. Significant corrosion had prompted renewal of a structure serving...

Published / 3 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Asia Pacific / Dredging Programme

Cho Lach: Dredging and the A3 Bridge Construction Interface

Vietnam's A1 invitation combines improvements to Cho Lach, Rach Ky Hon and Rach La canals in a 24-month works contract. The signed 28 September 2026 notice specifies dredging, embankments,...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Coastal Resilience

Duke Marine Lab: Quantifying a Living Shoreline's Elevation Deficit

Duke Marine Lab's living shoreline has retained its granite sill while the water around it has risen. NOAA's site report records consistent sill elevations between the post-construction survey...

Published / 3 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Africa / Hydraulic Infrastructure

Kitchener Drain: Keeping Bank Repairs Intact During Dredging

Kitchener Drain's rehabilitation puts dredging crews beside bank-protection works. Egypt's water ministry reported on 11 January 2026 that two dredging and weed-removal work packages and two...

Published / 5 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Africa / Marine Utilities

Lagos Omi Eko: The Charging Footprint Changes the Jetty Workfront

Lagos's Omi Eko electric-ferry programme brings a land problem into the jetty design. The environmental assessment identifies room for charging at Marina, Ikorodu, Badore, Bariga and Festac...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Asia Pacific / Flood Infrastructure

Nga Bay: Hand Over Each Riverbank With Its Drainage Connections

Nga Bay's riverbank and drainage works were proceeding on different programmes in Can Tho's June 2026 progress account. Package 1 covered embankments and Pham Hung green infrastructure, with...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Asia Pacific / Port Capacity

Makassar New Port: Test the Berth-Time Loss Before Committing Phase 1D

Makassar New Port entered its expanded operating phase with 1,280 m of quay and a reported 52 ha footprint at its February 2024 inauguration. Pelindo described Phase 1D as a further increment...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Africa / Asset Maintenance

Eleyele's Completion Review Found an Unassigned Maintenance Role

The World Bank's 28 February 2025 completion report for the Ibadan Urban Flood Management Project recorded Eleyele Dam's maintenance responsibility as still pending. The dam had been...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Asia Pacific / Harbour Engineering

Lach Huyen: Planning a Partial-Load Call Across Three Wharves

HTIT welcomed MSC SPARKLE III and launched MSC's Pearl service on 9 October 2026. Behind that new service sits a conditional ship-size approval: Port of Hai Phong's 14 August 2025 account...

Published / 5 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Global islands / Marine Utilities

Davis prepares water-plant modules for an over-ice resupply

Australia's Antarctic programme is sending a containerised pump house, a reverse-osmosis plant and earthmoving equipment to Davis for the 2026-27 construction season. Its 20 October departure...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Asia Pacific / Marine Utilities

Melaka sets a buoyed work area for power-plant mud removal

Malaysia's Marine Department has published a mud-removal work area for the Melaka 2,242 MW combined-cycle power plant, with a stated period from 7 October 2026 to 15 June 2027. Port Circular...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Marine construction

Sizewell targets Q2 2027 bulk imports as jetty works advance offshore

Sizewell C expects its Marine Bulk Import Facility to become operational in the second quarter of 2027. The owner's works tracker reports that construction has advanced from the beach into the...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Port funding

Gulfport's deepening plan includes a later sponsor payment

Gulfport's recommended navigation improvements carry two different sponsor payments. The signed 23 June 2026 Chief's Report assigns $137.102 million of the $548.216 million initial project...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Coastal Procurement

Fort George underpinning: recorded tender deadline passed

Historic Environment Scotland's 8 October notice covered concrete underpinning at Fort George North Glacis, near Ardersier: temporary propping, beach-side excavation, secured formwork,...

Published / 3 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Dredging Progress

Progreso Receives the Dredger for Third-Phase Stage One

ASIPONA Progreso records Fernando de Magallanes arriving for the first stage of the expansion's third phase. Its 26 October release gives an estimated 3,076,370 m3 dredging scope for this new...

Published / 3 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Asia Pacific / Water Engineering

Lower Molonglo Moves from Excavation to a Revised Pour Programme

Icon Water's August programme places three major foundation pours in October, November and December. Its earlier June update records excavation complete and describes a 950 m3 largest pour for...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Construction Sequencing

Skinningrove Builds the Access Needed to Replace a Flood-Gated Bridge

Skinningrove has installed site cabins and placed more than 1,200 tonnes of working-platform stone. Opening the temporary Grove Hill access road depends on a planned electricity-pole move...

Published / 5 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Marine Approvals

Humber Defence Design Links the Land Footprint to Consent Timing

Barton to New Holland's October update links inland embankment footprints, landowner discussions and habitat-sensitive design. Barrow Haven adaptation may follow separately as the team works...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Asset Management

Lymington Ties Flap Renewal to a Changing-Tide Handover Test

Lymington's replacement tidal flaps were installed in September. The redacted works contract requires a low-to-high-tide function inspection for completion, while the owner's October account...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Coastal Delivery

Torcross Rock Armour Depends on an Offshore Transfer Chain

Torcross plans sea delivery for 58,000 tonnes of armour stone and road delivery for 30,000 tonnes of filter material. Its offshore transfer and tide-dependent beach landing govern the...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Maintenance Dredging

Salcombe's March contract names Van Oord for estuary dredging

Salcombe Harbour Authority's 22 June 2026 report confirms Van Oord completed dredging at Batson, Lincombe and Kingsbridge, with pontoons reinstated and reopened by April. Published draft...

Published / 8 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Dredging Procurement

Progreso's July Platform Tender Reset: The Procurement Record

The July record of Progreso's void north-platform tender remains part of the expansion history. ASIPONA has since reported a third-phase stage 1 dredger mobilisation on 26 October, tracked in...

Published / 9 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Asia Pacific / Procurement

Mumbai Marina Bids Need a Defined Marine-Asset Handover

Mumbai Port is procuring a 45-year marina concession while undertaking Phase I marine works. Bidders need to connect the revenue offer to the condition, capacity and release dates of the...

Published / 5 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Contract Award

Zeevonk Cable Packages Need a Common Length Schedule

Zeevonk's owner announced 162 km of cable supply in May; Boskalis's October installation award covers about 149 km. The delivery team needs a common route, cable-end and test schedule across...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Construction

Paranagua Conveyor Lift Connects Two Construction Programmes

A 55 m steel structure connects ALTP to the Moegao rail-receiving system. The installed link now needs to become part of a tested material-handling route, with public and terminal work...

Published / 3 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Marine Works

Bristol Bridge Lift Meets the Winter Lock Programme

Three Pero's Bridge spans are due to move by barge in the week of 2 November. Survey work and the approaching Netham winter closure put separate constraints on harbour access and marine plant...

Published / 3 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Asia Pacific / Design

Bowen Shared Causeway Links Two Funding Decisions

Bowen's public jetty and proposed commercial towage wharf may share a wider, higher causeway. Public access and commercial servicing would use common infrastructure while the towage facility...

Published / 3 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Terminal Capacity

Gate Adds Storage Ahead of Its Next Loading Jetty

Gate's fourth LNG tank is commissioned. Its fourth jetty remains under construction for expected end-2028 service, leaving storage, gas send-out and vessel loading on different expansion...

Published / 3 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Asia Pacific / Asset Management

Melbourne Beacon Renewal Carries a Moving Navigation Interface

Melbourne records practical completion of its 63-beacon replacement programme in March 2026. Its staged renewal plan coupled pile installation to the transfer of each beacon's navigation function.

Published / 3 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Asia Pacific / Contract Award

Toyo Wins Sihanoukville NCT2 Civil Package

Toyo's JPY 26.2 billion Sihanoukville award links a 400-metre quay with terminal land, buildings and operating software. The engineering handover spans the waterfront, container yard and...

Published / 3 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Project Finance

Cabedelo Funds a Wider Turning Basin

A signed BRL 6.7 million funding addendum lifts Cabedelo's dredging allocation to BRL 71.15 million. The awarded design-build package combines sediment and rock removal with a monthly...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Dredging

Itajai Pairs Daily Water Injection with Hopper Removal

Itajai reports continuous Njord water-injection work and plans Utrecht's return in November. The combination tackles sediment mobility and physical removal while the port prepares another...

Published / 3 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Asia Pacific / Technology

Nagoya HVO Trial Tests the Fuel Supply Chain

Toyo and NX Shoji report HVO-blend bunkering for DCM8 at Nagoya Port. The case puts fuel approval, witnessed blending and delivery records alongside the vessel's ground-improvement performance.

Published / 3 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Middle East / Procurement

Aqaba Oil Berth Tender Divides Marine and Operating Scope

ADC's new oil-berth invitation combines marine EPC works with topside engineering, alongside a parallel operator procurement. Pipeline tie-ins and the equipment handover need particular...

Published / 3 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Procurement

Cromer Splits Pier Repairs into Two Workfronts

Cromer Pier combines steel replacement above the water with pile encasement below it. The extended tender gives the two lots different completion dates, making access, temporary support and...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Survey

Port Talbot Stages Its Seabed Investigation

ABP names GEOXYZ UK for the first geophysical and shallow-subsurface survey supporting Future Port Talbot. The phased scope uses broad reconnaissance to refine the later investigation area and...

Published / 3 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Port Development

Kishorn Details Its East Quay Piling Method

Kishorn's consultation materials describe a 150-metre piled quay, a possible temporary piling bund and mooring dolphins. The design introduces a larger vessel envelope while procurement and...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Procurement

Montrose Packages Berths 9-11 for Design and Build

Montrose's GBP 35 million estimated design-build procurement brings quay reconstruction, hardstanding, utilities and dredging into one NEC4 Option A package. The work sequence determines how...

Published / 3 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Dredging Programme

Theodore Holds a 37-Foot Draught Limit

A 37-foot transit-draught restriction applies at Theodore Ship Channel following recent soundings. USACE expects dredging in January 2027, leaving cargo planning dependent on the restriction...

Published / 3 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Waterway Works

Potter Reserves the Night for Dredging

USACE schedules nightly 17:00-07:00 closures around Potter at the lower Chain of Rocks canal. The pipeline dredge works around the clock, while the published traffic closure protects a...

Published / 3 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Procurement

USACE Proposes Fixed-Budget Dredging

USACE's proposed Galveston-area competition puts plant, bonding and past performance first, then tests how long bidders can maintain authorised channel dimensions within a fixed budget. The...

Published / 3 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Asia Pacific / Marine Utilities

Alkimos Completes Its First Intake-to-Tunnel Connection

Water Corporation reports the first permanent intake-to-tunnel connection at Alkimos complete. Excavation continues towards the second intake riser as tunnel boring machines and their support...

Published / 3 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Waterway Works

Holt Lock Extends Its Weekend Navigation Pattern to December

Holt Lock is scheduled to reopen for weekend navigation on 31 October, followed by five-day construction closures through an estimated 18 December. The revised access programme accompanies...

Published / 3 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Dredging Programme

NEP Sand-Wave Clearance Moves into November

NEP has extended Hermod R sand-wave clearance to around 30 November. The revised workfront in Block 4 and extended Block 5 sits alongside separately programmed post-lay trenching and rock...

Published / 3 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Offshore Engineering

NEP Completes Two Wells for Its Expansion-Store Appraisal

NEP has completed its two-well appraisal across CS006 and CS007. The results now inform expansion capacity, well duties and a programme through concept selection, planned 2027 FEED and a...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Dredging Programme

Harwich Plans Five Water-Injection Workfronts

Harwich plans Maverick water injection at five local workfronts from around 2 November. Its published vessel windows and location surveys shape access for berth users and craft moving through...

Published / 3 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Disposal Management

Corpus Christi: Disposal Zones and Mound Control

Corpus Christi's expanded offshore disposal sites took effect on 28 October. Release-zone geometry, mound-control thresholds and follow-up surveys shape the placement sequence and the sailing...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Contract Method

Chittenden prices the complete crane and bulkhead trial

Chittenden Small Lock's 2025 tender prices witnessed crane lifts, installed bulkhead seating and handover documents. Its revised test requirements determine the site resources and supplier...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Asset Maintenance

Ardrossan handback includes eleven new berthing fenders

CMAL reports eleven fenders installed at Ardrossan's Arran Berth and a maintenance handback to CalMac. The £404,577 award also covers work supporting continued ferry operation and access.

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Dredging Operations

Lewes dredging pumps southern sediment to northern cells

USACE lists Rockbridge active at Lewes & Rehoboth Canal from 1 October. The southern dredging cut connects through hydraulic pumping to northern placement cells, with transport and receiving...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Asia Pacific / Marine Work Methods

Osborne dredging extends beneath the shiplift

Osborne No.4 maintenance dredging covers the approach, berth and area beneath the shiplift. South Australia's October notice specifies a 1.8 km submerged pipe and an expected end-November...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Construction Logistics

Port Ellen pile logistics connect vessel delivery to island roads

Port Ellen's pile-material plan connects vessel discharge to lorry transfers and storage beside Islay Airport. The arrangement requires handling capacity at the pier, compound and eventual...

Published / 3 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Procurement Analysis

CMAL awards a multi-year port inspection contract

CMAL has awarded Haskoning a £411,713.80 port-inspection contract excluding VAT. Its above-water, intertidal and submerged scope requires consistent asset references across different access...

Published / 3 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Hydrographic Practice

Skipanon clamshell campaign has a dated survey baseline

USACE lists Skipanon clamshell dredging from 25 October with Sea Horse and Robert L. The 2 September entrance survey supplies a dated MLLW baseline for tracking bed changes.

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Dredging Procurement

Canvey Lake fixes a £1m dredging budget

Castle Point Borough Council is selecting a Canvey Lake dredging contractor against a fixed £1 million budget excluding VAT. Technical quality carries 95% of the score and social value 5%. The...

Published / 6 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Asia Pacific / Dredging Operations

Weipa records 63 days of weather-driven dredging

North Queensland Bulk Ports reported on 1 September that its 2026 Weipa maintenance campaign had finished after 63 days, removing about 1.16 million m³. The owner attributed the larger...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Project Progress

New Haven dredging enters the DQM active-work register

USACE's Dredging Quality Management register now lists the New Haven Harbor improvement contract as active, with a recorded start of 24 October 2026. The entry identifies Great Lakes Dredge &...

Published / 3 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Dredging

Nairn plans dredging across two spring-tide periods

The Highland Council expects Nairn Harbour dredging to begin on 28 October 2026, using two spring-tide periods with around four to five working days in each. A contractor compound will occupy...

Published / 3 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Dredging

Storms postpone Truro's planned final dredging trip

Storms have postponed the planned final dredging trip at Truro, Cornwall Council reported on 23 October. A replacement depends on suitable weather and tides. The owner's 11 September account...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Middle East / Naval-base contract evidence

Jubail MMSC ledger adds July ring-main-unit relocation

USAspending records 28 actions on Jubail's MMSC IOC facilities contract through 7 July 2026. A00017 adds USD 45,102.95 for ring-main-unit relocation, taking obligated and exercised value to...

Published / 9 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Middle East / Marine Utilities

Aqaba-Amman switches to existing intake assets and a canyon outfall

Aqaba-Amman's October marine addendum replaces the proposed new intake lagoon with the existing SEPCO lagoon and pumping station. It relocates the outfall to a canyon and describes a DN2800...

Published / 10 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Dredging

Great Lakes wins New Haven dredging with separate delay options

USACE awarded New Haven improvement dredging to Great Lakes on 20 August 2026. The federal announcement records USD 68.8692 million awarded and obligated; SAM records USD 69.4692 million for...

Published / 7 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Global islands / Coastal Delivery

Ebeye reached 1,421 m before an unexpected rock shortfall emerged

By 28 November 2025, 1,421 metres of Ebeye's 1,800 metres of new seawall had been built, nearly 80% of the scope. The January 2026 World Bank report recorded an unexpected rock shortfall and a...

Published / 10 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Procurement outcome

Malaga Quay 4 repair tender ends without bids

Malaga Port Authority declared Quay 4 procedure 26exma-033 unsuccessful on 7 September 2026 after receiving no bids; the outcome was published on 15 September. The issued design retains seven...

Published / 5 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Dredging Award

Le Goulet dredging awarded to Les Entreprises P E C

CanadaBuys' 13 October 2026 data records the 10 September award of Le Goulet dredging contract CW2466490 to Les Entreprises P E C inc. The original contract amount is CAD 948,750 including...

Published / 8 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Port Mechanical Maintenance

Dunkirk mechanical-maintenance bids moved to 28 September

BOAMP correction 26-85236 moved Dunkirk's mechanical-maintenance applications and offers from 14 to 28 September 2026. The revised date has passed and the latest buyer-profile result remains...

Published / 7 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Underwater Asset Maintenance

Dunkirk cathodic framework passes its published bid date

The published 4 September 2026 submission date for Dunkirk's cathodic-protection framework has passed. Consultation 26ANI002 covers underwater replacement across port structures over a...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Port Maintenance Procurement

Dunkirk maintenance frameworks: separate ceilings and revised bid dates

Dunkirk's two maintenance frameworks have passed their published submission dates. Cathodic-protection consultation 26ANI002 specified 4 September 2026, a six-year term and EUR 1.5 million to...

Published / 10 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Coastal Award

Boskalis signs Sidmouth's two-stage coastal contract

East Devon's 28 September contract-details notice records a Boskalis Westminster contract signed on 14 September 2026 for GBP 18,911,242.18 excluding VAT. The published period is 15 September...

Published / 8 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Asia Pacific / Port Procurement

Aktau splits its berth works from the dredging that unlocks them

Aktau Port has three disclosed EBRD procurement lines for berth design-build works, cargo-handling equipment and supervision. The non-technical summary identifies a fourth delivery line...

Published / 6 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Dredging Contract

Aberdeen ties three dredging campaigns to owner surveys

Port of Aberdeen awarded Boskalis Westminster a three-year maintenance-dredging contract for annual campaigns in 2026, 2027 and 2028. The owner named Freeway and MTS Valour for the first...

Published / 6 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Ports & Dredging

Newark Bay's base bid covers 237,945 cubic yards

USACE's Newark Bay IFB covers 237,945 cubic yards in six base dredging areas, plus 196,485 cubic yards in five options and a separate 300-short-ton debris option. The extended 6 August 2026...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Capital dredging

Boskalis selected for Southampton channel deepening

ABP selected Boskalis Westminster on 11 August 2026 for Southampton Channel Deepening. The 12 August UK6 retains a pending award, with signature unconfirmed in the complete history reviewed on...

Published / 8 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Procurement

Ardersier sets a £20 million estimate for its Phase 2 dredge

Ardersier Port's Phase 2 dredging notice covers a 140-metre-wide navigation channel beside 300 metres of proposed new quay and 758 metres of existing quay. The authority estimated the package...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Asia Pacific / Dredging Strategy

Mumbai Port tenders three annual maintenance-dredging campaigns

Mumbai Port's archived E.47/2026 invitation covers three annual maintenance-dredging campaigns at an estimated INR 281.70 crore. Its listed 24 August deadline has passed and the current...

Published / 11 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Contracts

Germany Beck procurement ends after two deadline extensions

City of York Council terminated the Germany Beck flood-alleviation procurement on 30 September 2026 after two deadline extensions. The buyer cites time and funding constraints, additional...

Published / 6 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Coastal Delivery

Mermaid Beach repair scope centres on six displaced walkway units

Folkestone and Hythe's Mermaid Beach tender covers recovery, repair and reinstatement of six 32-tonne precast walkway units. The council reports the rock structure intact. Submissions closed...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Dredging Delivery

Bristol's July and August dredging windows follow the original term

Bristol's signed Bullo contract is GBP 392,500 excluding VAT, GBP 471,000 including VAT, for 30 March to 26 June 2026. Notices 35/26 and 36/26, consulted in August, scheduled Baltic Wharf...

Published / 7 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Global / Port Equipment

Felixstowe names ZPMC for a GBP 43.6m four-crane package

Felixstowe's active award names ZPMC for four ship-to-shore quay cranes at GBP 43,594,074 excluding VAT. The notice's 3 October 2025 signature milestone remains scheduled. Signed terms,...

Published / 6 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Pontoon Supply

Burry Port's pontoon-float contract names Solent Marine

A direct goods award to Solent Marine Ltd covers replacement floats for Burry Port Harbour's pontoons. The contract is GBP 72,600 excluding VAT and runs from 16 March 2026 to 31 March 2029....

Published / 5 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Quayside Repair

NOC's 2025 wall-and-pontoon contract names Seawork

National Oceanography Centre signed Seawork Marine Services on 8 May 2025 for GBP 88,800 including VAT. The contract covered quayside wall and pontoon repairs at NOC Southampton and ran from...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Pontoon contract evidence

Swansea revises its pontoon contract start to 5 August

The 4 August contract amendment revised Swansea's two-pontoon start to 5 August. The compiled record retains the 2 October end, 15 July signature and GBP 411,775.70 excluding-VAT value....

Published / 8 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Coastal Award

Langstone appoints Jackson and refines its April 2027 programme

Havant announced Jackson Civil Engineering's appointment on 26 June 2026 for Langstone's one-kilometre coastal-defence scheme. The UK6 selected value is GBP 14 million excluding VAT, GBP 16.8...

Published / 8 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Emergency Dredging

Burry Port's dredging and advice contracts name different suppliers

Carmarthenshire County Council signed Kaymac Marine & Civil Engineering on 29 June 2026 for outer-harbour and approach-channel sand dredging with placement on East Beach. The GBP 425,000...

Published / 7 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Dredging

Harwich confirms Suffolk Dredging's five-year maintenance contract

Harwich Haven Authority confirmed a five-year maintenance award to Suffolk Dredging LLP and a Tiamat licence in July. The March procurement family had been withdrawn for a scope-description...

Published / 11 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Coastal Resilience

Folkestone-Hythe links Chunnel's contract to a spring beach order

Chunnel's signed GBP 2.3 million excluding-VAT beach-management contract has a corrected three-year initial term and a two-year extension option. The council's March 2026 announcement...

Published / 5 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Dredging Award

London Gateway selects Jan De Nul for the GBP 57m C2526 package

London Gateway's latest UK6 publishes the 18 December 2025 decision selecting Jan De Nul for C2526 at GBP 57 million excluding VAT, GBP 68.4 million including VAT. It estimates a 6 January...

Published / 6 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Global islands / Procurement

Kinoya's US$104.85m DBO keeps the existing Laucala Bay outfall

WAF's CW02 prequalification applications closed on 30 September 2026 at 15:00 Fiji time (GMT+12), following a September corrigendum. Bidding invitations are expected in December for up to...

Published / 8 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Contracts

USACE plans one hopper procurement across three Gulf ports

USACE intends to consolidate maintenance dredging at Calcasieu, Pascagoula and Panama City in an unrestricted firm-fixed-price procurement. Its 5 October presolicitation sets out three...

Published / 3 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Dredging & Beneficial Use

Duwamish links a USD 2.85m award to a 140,000 yd3 Elliott Bay route

USACE awarded American Construction Co., Inc. USD 2,851,950 for Duwamish Waterway contract W912DW26CA038. Up to 140,000 cubic yards are planned from the turning basin and sections A and B,...

Published / 5 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Maintenance Services

Ramsgate dredging award targets sand removal and harbour access

Ramsgate Royal Harbour has named Exmouth Marine in its mechanical dredging award notice. The recurring service targets sand accumulation and vessel access, while the council's historical...

Published / 3 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Asia Pacific / Project Notes

Stella Passage approval connects staged berths to dredge planning

The Stella Passage approval enables a phased marine expansion at Tauranga. The engineering delivery path links berth and reclamation staging to campaign-specific dredge planning, navigation...

Published / 5 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Engineering Interfaces

Port Ellen dredging links phased harbour access to verification

CMAL reports Phase 3 dredging begun at Port Ellen. Harbour access, excavation, disposal records and surveys connect the marine workfront to existing port users; neither channel acceptance nor...

Published / 5 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Waterways

Wheeler's short window overlaps a longer Southwest Pass programme

USACE has scheduled the government hopper Wheeler for approximately 4-15 September around Head of Passes. A separate notice for Glenn Edwards covers the same river-mile envelopes but runs to...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Port Development

Sines makes new quay construction conditional on industrial demand

Sines' port authority has put a commercial condition on its proposed general-cargo quay: construction will depend on demand from new industrial projects. APS says the existing multipurpose...

Published / 3 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Contracts

Agate wins Absecon outfall and beach-access works

USACE Philadelphia District has awarded Agate Construction Co. a USD 19.695 million Absecon Island outfall package. The 27 August announcement identifies seven repair or extension locations in...

Published / 3 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Port Development

Anaklia's two dredgers widen the marine construction campaign

Jan De Nul's 31 August account places Tristao da Cunha and Al-Idrisi at work on Anaklia's marine infrastructure. Two-vessel activity advances the campaign beyond the initial channel operation...

Published / 3 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Coastal Delivery

Avalon stages beachfill equipment ahead of hydraulic placement

Avalon's 28 August update reports equipment staging and completed pre-project surveys under review ahead of hydraulic beachfill. Sand pumping remains anticipated around 5 September. The...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Marine Infrastructure

Dry Dock 4 retrofit adds resilience within a maintenance window

The US Navy has marked completion of Dry Dock 4's seismic retrofit at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard. An early finish on the original scope created room for additional waterfront reinforcement...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Port Development

Anaklia begins breakwater-channel dredging

Anaklia's marine construction sequence has moved from design and geological investigation to an initial breakwater-channel campaign. The Georgian ministry's 12 August site account identifies...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Asia Pacific / Port Development

Paradip's deeper access needs a berth-specific reading

Paradip Port Authority reports completion of capital channel dredging to an 18.5m draft, with five additional Capesize-capable berths nearing completion. The deeper access is one part of a...

Published / 5 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Port Development

Sines' quay and breakwater plans run on separate consultation clocks

Sines' proposed general-cargo quay combines two berth fronts and a 19-hectare platform with a separately assessed 400m extension to the eastern breakwater. Their engineering interfaces...

Published / 5 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Fleet and Market

Boskalis adds dredging capacity while fleet utilisation softens

Boskalis' first-half results show why adding a large dredger and filling an existing fleet are different market signals. The group reports softer dredging utilisation alongside an expanding...

Published / 3 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Dredging & Beneficial Use

Green Bay links 180,000 cubic yards of dredging to Cat Island placement

USACE's 18 August navigation notice describes approximately 180,000 cubic yards of maintenance dredging from the federal channel north of Cat Island, with material placed at Cat Island. Work...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Asia Pacific / Harbour Engineering

Jurien Bay keeps dredging while a 170m entrance fix remains in design

Western Australia's transport department reported detailed design still in progress for Jurien Bay Boat Harbour's proposed 170-metre northern breakwater extension on 17 August. April's...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Capital Channel Deepening

Brazos Phase 2 links 7 million yd3 to a three-dredge delivery chain

Brazos Island Harbor Phase 2 is unusually legible at the award-to-field boundary. The owner defines approximately 7 million cubic yards across a 13-mile, 10-foot channel deepening. The federal...

Published / 5 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Africa / Award Boundary

Durban's ZAR 5.47m revetment award leaves delivery unverified

National Treasury's active award record names KATLANTIC at ZAR 5,466,159, while TNPA's RFP fixes the workfront at a damaged entrance-channel section requiring approximately 1,000 m3 of 50-100...

Published / 3 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Inland navigation delivery chain

Lock and Dam 9 separates G&G fabrication from USACE installation

USACE's 11 August completion account resolves the most important delivery-chain question at Lock and Dam 9. G&G Steel fabricated the four replacement miter-gate leaves in Alabama over about...

Published / 3 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Global islands / Schedule reset

Apia's 100-metre breakwater moves to the July 2027 critical path

Samoa Ports Authority's July-December 2024 monitoring report placed CHEC's Section 3 breakwater and whole-project completion in December 2026. The later implementation baseline moves the...

Published / 5 sources
Brief / Confirmed / North America / Award-chain reconciliation

Manson's Berths 238-239 award resolves 12 subcontract packages

Los Angeles RAMP displays the USD 27,414,900 opportunity amount on 13 award-participant rows, but the Port of Los Angeles contractor attachment resolves the structure: Manson is the prime and...

Published / 5 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Africa / River-port Infrastructure

Manangareza's contractor chain is visible before its field start

Three World Bank contract records expose the delivery chain for Toamasina's Manangareza river-port station. ECH BTP holds the USD 1,272,815.07 works contract, while Bureau d'Etudes Da Vinci...

Published / 5 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Africa / Inland Port Infrastructure

Dioro's two signed lots still stop short of a usable quay

Two December 2025 contracts now define Dioro's riverbank and port-quay package. EKA SARL and Alternative BTP SA share the recorded Lot 1 supplier amount for cyclopean-concrete bank works,...

Published / 5 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Dredging Delivery

Hague Basin's named dredging spread still lacks completion evidence

Breakwater Marine's USD 12,984,450 Hague Basin contract has moved beyond award evidence: the Coast Guard names a 60-by-155-foot dredge, ten scows, a pushboat and work skiff. USACE still...

Published / 7 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Asia Pacific / Dredging evidence

Lower Yarra's completed programme does not close AMA's current contract

AMA is the named supplier on a current AUD 1.93985 million Lower Yarra contract and the named Campaign C contractor. A separate annual report says the 2022-24 programme finished in 2024; that...

Published / 6 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Pontoon evidence

Mount Batten temporary access precedes permanent handover

Mount Batten's temporary pontoon restored ferry access in March 2026. TMS's GBP3.201 million contract, Plymouth's GBP4.2 million investment and permanent handover remain separate delivery...

Published / 7 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Shore-power contract chain

Igoumenitsa OPS award names a prime and three subcontractors

TED result 104641-2026 records a EUR 6.82 million Igoumenitsa shore-power contract to Paralos Systems Industry and names Paralos Energy, Controls Vasiloglou and Siemens A.G. as subcontractors....

Published / 6 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Shore-power contract chain

Port-Vendres shore-power award names four-party delivery chain

BOAMP award notice 25-50611 names SPIE CityNetworks as lead of the consortium with Nidec ASI and T.A.E.H., and names Guintoli as subcontractor, for EUR 5,436,212 of electrical work at...

Published / 6 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Port contract evidence

Molo Sali Phase B awards EUR 8.30m contract after Phase A close-out

Molo Sali Lot 2 Phase B now has a EUR 8.296 million contract with a four-member planned RTI led by Rossi Renzo Costruzioni. The package follows a separately completed and tested Phase A and is...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Africa / Water-package closeout

Nacala's April completion target now needs an actual acceptance record

Jiangxi Water and Hydropower Construction Group signed W-15/23 for Nacala's intake, treatment, transmission and pumping works in January 2024. ARA Norte documented the contractor team and...

Published / 5 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Contract Close-out

Centreville contract expired without published acceptance records

Centreville's integrated wharf, dredging and breakwater contract moved from an 84-week requirement ending 31 August 2024 to a 31 December 2025 expiry. CanadaBuys reports CAD 18,864,176.72...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Dredging Delivery

Port 2000 dike foundation identifies the main delivery firms

HAROPA's 2026 records identify the firms and measured quantities behind the Chatiere works. Terelian leads the EUR 183.128 million works group with SDI/DEME, GTM OA is the named Accropode...

Published / 7 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Asia Pacific / Marine Contracting

Woodman Point has mobilised under a two-asset WA marine contract

Jetty and Marine Constructions holds the AUD 4,868,726 DOT411425 contract for two independent marine renewals: Woodman Point's four-lane western boat ramp and Fremantle Fishing Boat Harbour's...

Published / 5 sources
Brief / Reported / Africa / Contractor Chain

Tectone narrows Jorf Lasfar's contractor chain to SOMAGEC SUD

Jorf Lasfar's multipurpose-terminal extension now has a visible design-to-construction chain. Tanger Med Engineering performed feasibility, manoeuvrability and preliminary design. Tectone...

Published / 5 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Middle East / Contracts

Mubarak Al-Kabeer Phase I EPC signed with CCCC at RMB 28.43bn

Kuwait's Ministry of Public Works and CCCC signed the Phase I EPC for Mubarak Al-Kabeer Port in December 2025. CCCC values the water-transport contract at RMB 28.43 billion. The award is...

Published / 6 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Dredging

Montevideo is running two separate dredging programmes

Hang Jun 4018 has started a contracted three-stage campaign in Montevideo's inner port. The first work area is Darsena II and its berths; the anteport and Darsena Capurro follow. At the same...

Published / 6 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Asia Pacific / Ports & Dredging

Paradip's ninth extension keeps the 685-acre tender open

DCI has not closed its industrial-estate reclamation tender at Paradip. The current government page lists Corrigendum-9 and schedules bid submission and opening for 18 August. A public BOQ...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Asia Pacific / Ports & Dredging

Geraldton awarded its breakwater before the wider marine works

Mid West Ports has awarded MGN Civil the surge-protection breakwater at Geraldton. The award sits ahead of the separately described dredging, reclamation, berth and tug-harbour works in the...

Published / 7 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Breakwaters

USACE awards the second of three Oswego breakwater repair phases

USACE has split more than 1,330 feet of Oswego Harbor breakwater repairs into three phases. A USD 9.1 million Outer West package is already under way. The new USD 14.9 million Dean Marine...

Published / 5 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Africa / Dredging Capacity

CVM orders 3,300 m³ dredger for the Congo River maritime reach

CVM has ordered a customised approximately 3,300 m³ Easydredge 2700XL for the maritime reach of the Congo River, with Vietnam construction and first-year maintenance, crewing and training...

Published / 6 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Projects

Dredge BRUNSWICK moves Georgetown from award to active channel work

USCG now names Southern Dredging's Dredge BRUNSWICK on 24/7 work in Georgetown Harbor's Bypass and Steel Mill channels through about 31 August. The USD 3.587 million package has moved beyond...

Published / 10 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Asia Pacific / Execution

Tuas passes 25 million TEU while Phase 2 handover remains unconfirmed

PSA reported on 6 August 2026 that Tuas Port had handled 25 million TEU since operations began in September 2022. That is an operating milestone for the wider port, whose first berths belong...

Published / 12 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Africa / Ports

Banana's 24-month contract leaves a longer route to first service

Banana Port has a public chain from the final agreement and first-stone ceremony through minority investment and the phase-one contract. An April 2026 Council of Ministers record still...

Published / 6 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Delivery

Fehmarnbelt's third immersion extends the repeat cycle

FLC connected Fehmarnbelt's third 217-metre, more-than-73,500-tonne standard element on 1 August after a five-tug tow and Friday immersion. Three of 89 elements are now in place. The owner has...

Published / 7 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Asia Pacific / Award record update

Dundee Beach T25-1462 page now confirms a 12-month award

Northern Territory Tenders Online now records T25-1462 as awarded to Polaris Marine Constructions for AUD 676,047.56 on a 12-month, estimated-unit-rate period contract. The updated live page...

Published / 5 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Africa / Port works restart

Kalundu moved from suspension into site remobilization

PFCIGL's owner-side record changes the reading of Kalundu's schedule. After the USD 21.156 million GETRA-AXOR contract was suspended, the project unit and parties reviewed restart...

Published / 7 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Africa / Ports and Terminals

Dakhla's prime contract leaves the specialist chain open

Dakhla Atlantic Port has a defined prime contract: 03/DPDPM/2021, MAD 12.401 billion including tax, 84 months, and equal participation by SGTM and SOMAGEC SUD. Published quantities include...

Published / 8 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Fleet Delivery

Royal IHC hands 31,000 m³ SEAWAY to Boskalis after sea trial

Royal IHC handed Boskalis' 31,000 m³ TSHD SEAWAY over on 20 July 2026 after a successful sea trial. The handover closes the public construction and delivery sequence within the mid-2026 period...

Published / 5 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Contract Completion

Wesleyville-Brookfield dock contract is marked complete

Granite Management's ten-week DFO contract combined Wesleyville floating-dock removal and boardwalk repair with a new Brookfield access, crib, dredging, gangway and two-dock system. Public...

Published / 6 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Remote Harbour Delivery

South Moose Lake harbour contract reached its published end date

DFO's two-phase procurement put a new treated-timber crib wharf, floating offloading dock and other South Moose Lake harbour repairs under ZheMaak Inc. for CAD 220,542. The published term...

Published / 3 sources
Brief / Confirmed / North America / Contract Completion

Port de Grave wharf contract is marked complete in Public Accounts

Maher's Contracting's Port de Grave award grew from CAD 1,547,256 to CAD 1,763,368 through two published monetary amendments. Public Accounts separately present CAD 1,533,364 as both amount...

Published / 6 sources
Brief / Confirmed / North America / Contract Modification

Cap-aux-Meules dredging contract nearly doubled after amendment

Contract CW2402077 stands at CAD 6,724,266.72 after a CAD 3,235,386.68 amendment dated 13 May 2026. That is 92.7% above the earlier CAD 3,488,880.04 value. The arithmetic and contractor are...

Published / 5 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Contract Completion

Winterton wharf contract is marked complete in Public Accounts

Maher's Contracting's Winterton award grew from CAD 2,616,163.75 to CAD 2,759,914 in CanadaBuys. The federal Public Accounts separately present CAD 2,399,925 as amount contracted, mark the...

Published / 6 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Asia Pacific / Award and Start Boundary

Snapper Creek shoreline award covers two harbour workfronts

Queensland's contract disclosure fixes MSQ25017 at AUD 1,981,207 with Hunter Contractors Pty Ltd, while Maritime Safety Queensland's 29 August 2025 notice supplies the planned start, two work...

Published / 3 sources
Brief / Reported / Middle East / Energy Terminals

ACME Duqm CBM: Masirah Marine is the reported installation lead

ACME's Duqm export package is a four-buoy Conventional Buoy Mooring for refrigerated green ammonia. EIL holds the offshore engineering consultancy, Bluewater the CBM agreement and Straatman...

Published / 32 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Contract Award

Cape Romain wins USD 7.0m Snow's Cut shoreline contract

USACE Wilmington has awarded Cape Romain Contractors USD 7.016 million to stabilize the banks at Snow's Cut. The tender covered four areas totaling up to 7,100 feet, while the award notice...

Published / 3 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Project Delivery

Contrecœur receives sheet piles for 675 m quay wall

Port of Montreal says a 300-tonne construction crane was ready in June and quay-wall sheet piles were due on site from 13 to 15 July. Its public works updates stop before the first pile...

Published / 7 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Middle East / Projects

Hassyan's six-pipe marine corridor enters operating proof

DEWA commissioned Hassyan Block A, 60 MIGD, by the end of March 2026. The wider marine installation is already sized for the planned 240 MIGD complex: eight intake risers feed four 3 m pipes,...

Published / 6 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Award Boundary

Hammond Cove award fixes the price, not the marine scope

New York City identifies NYC Parks, Empire Construction and Property Management Group, competitive sealed bidding and a USD 4,583,648 amount for X310-117M. The public notice does not expose...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Scope Boundary

Skinners Pond wharf 401 carries two official scope baselines

DFO's August 2021 environmental assessment described an approximately 50-metre same-footprint copewall with no excavation. The September tender and July IFC drawings instead include dredging...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Award Boundary

Pier 80's USD 5.52m fender award still needs delivery evidence

The Port of San Francisco authorized a USD 5,518,500 award to Manson Construction Co. for Contract 2871, covering fender replacement, timber-pile removal and bollard work at Pier 80. The award...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Reported / Middle East / Marine Utilities

Taweelah C public records stop at cooling-water-system review

Taweelah C's developer-side staffing now exposes two owner-review interfaces inside the 2.6 GW execution chain: cooling-water systems in mechanical and piping oversight, and existing-plant...

Published / 10 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Global islands / Marine Utilities

South Tarawa's three ocean outfalls reached civil completion in 2018

ADB records civil completion of South Tarawa's Betio, Bairiki and Bikenibeu ocean outfalls in August 2018 and commissioning in Q2 2019. Its 2024 completion and validation reports pair that...

Published / 6 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Offshore Foundations

Zeevonk has named the installer for its first 69 foundations

DEME will transport and install 69 monopile foundations for the 1,062.6 MW wind component of Zeevonk's first permitted phase. Its contract also covers steel marshalling, intermediate transport...

Published / 6 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Asia Pacific / Port Engineering

Chennai 19A has a design consultant, not a works contractor

IIT Madras records an ongoing Chennai Port Authority assignment to audit Berth 19A at North Quay and prepare detailed engineering for a new structure. The INR 5.074 million consultancy runs...

Published / 3 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Dredged Material

Alabama's 70% dredged-material rule has three conditions

From 1 October, dredgers moving more than 1 million cubic yards a year in Alabama's coastal area must put at least 70% of the material to a beneficial use. The requirement applies only to the...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Middle East / Marine Utilities

Taweelah RO operating record omits the as-built marine route

EWEC lists Taweelah RO as an existing 909,000 m3/day facility and records 297.16 million m3 of production in 2024, with 0.91 million m3/day available at peak from 2023 through 2025. ACWA's...

Published / 6 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Africa / Contracts

MSC names Snake Island EPC team before notice to proceed

MSC has signed a 45-year sub-concession for Snake Island's new container terminal and appointed ITB Nigeria and DEME under an EPC contract. A public-source recheck through 10 August found no...

Published / 6 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Marine Utilities

Algarve starts work on a €107.9 million desalination system

Construction release came in April and the first brick followed on 8 July. The awarded scope includes two intake towers about 2 km offshore, twin intake conduits, a 2.13 km brine outfall, the...

Published / 5 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Breakwaters

Great Lakes Dock holds Dunkirk's last 450-foot repair phase

Official federal award data identifies Great Lakes Dock & Materials for Dunkirk Harbor's remaining 450-foot breakwater phase at USD 1.936 million. The contract record resolves the contractor...

Published / 6 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Asia Pacific / Floating Jetty Awards

Two IWAI awards add 13 steel jetties, not one supplier chain

IWAI's 13 steel floating jetties sit in two distinct signed contracts: seven 30 m units with Nalanda Engineering Enterprise and six 24 m units with Cleghorn Mfg. Co. Their World Bank committed...

Published / 6 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Asia Pacific / Cross-State Jetty Award

Cleghorn holds six-site Bihar-West Bengal jetty award

Cleghorn Mfg. Co. holds a USD 985,686 IWAI contract for six 24 m by 6 m steel floating jetties, split between Bihar and West Bengal on National Waterway-1. Contract terms are public, while...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Asia Pacific / NW-1 Contract Award

Nalanda holds seven-site West Bengal steel-jetty award

Nalanda Engineering Enterprise holds a USD 1.317 million IWAI contract for seven 30 m by 8 m steel floating jetties at named West Bengal locations on National Waterway-1. The April 2025 award...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Dredging Award

Ringvaart routes 86,500 m3 away from the canal

The signed Ringvaart 2 contract gives Van der Lee an estimated 108,000 cubic metres of canal material to manage across two distinct routes: about 86,500 cubic metres to an approved processor...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / North America / Procurement

Fox Island River wharf remains a pre-award workfront

Fox Island River's 2026 channel-wall proposal is still an assessment-stage project. Its disclosed work covers marginal-wharf demolition and replacement, steel sheet piling, reinforced...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / North America / Harbour Works

Fox Island River has three package clocks, not one

Fox Island River's current public chain contains a 2023 entrance-improvement award, a separate 2024 channel re-dredging award and a 2026 marginal-wharf proposal still in assessment. Each...

Published / 6 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Asia Pacific / Dredging Design

Guam P-835 is design work, not a dredging start

The Lima Wharf and Inner Apra Harbor package has advanced from DD1391 and 15% design into a USD 3.335 million design-bid-build task order, exposing three specialist subaward records but no...

Published / 6 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Port Power Award

Tarifa EUR 273k award is not an OPS contract

VES Renewable won a EUR 273,030 electrical works award for Tarifa's fishing wharf, but the official design serves concession buildings through a 20 kV connection and 400 kVA transformer rather...

Published / 5 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Dredging Award

Miengo EUR 2.65m award awaits contract

The award confirms a three-company UTE and marine scope, including 12,880 cubic metres of dredging, 223 metres of pontoons, 18 piles and 86 berths, while contract and mobilisation remain...

Published / 5 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Contract Close-out

Cheticamp's CAD 1.264m award lacks public handover evidence

CanadaBuys confirms Superior Contracting Ltd. at CAD 1,264,230 for the Cheticamp Jobs Wharf package. The tender joins timber-pile wharf demolition, harbour-bottom dredging, designated...

Published / 5 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Africa / Fishing Ports

Menzel Abderrahmane's ETEP award still lacks a verified works start

TED confirms that ETEP signed the combined fishing-port and coastal-esplanade contract for TND 20,018,762.19 on 28 April 2025, with a stated 28-month duration. The EIA exposes a substantial...

Published / 5 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Asia Pacific / Completed marina infrastructure

Hillarys five-jetty replacement completes at AUD 10m

Transport WA records the final Hillarys Boat Harbour replacement stage completed in April 2024 as an AUD 10 million project. Five floating jetties and a realigned 3.5-metre central walkway now...

Published / 5 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Asia Pacific / Completed jetty cost record

Fremantle Jetty 3 records AUD 4.6m project cost

Transport WA records Fremantle Fishing Boat Harbour Jetty 3 completed in 2023 and later states an AUD 4.6 million project cost. The replacement delivered 45 floating berths after demolition...

Published / 5 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Asia Pacific / Two-site contract reconciliation

Fremantle-Hillarys contract records AUD 14.448m expenditure

Tenders WA records AUD 15.582 million original estimate, AUD 14.464 million revised estimate and AUD 14.448 million actual contract expenditure for DOT409421RFT. Its eleven published variation...

Published / 7 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Middle East / Berth award evidence

NASS wins Sitra Wharf Berths 5 and 6 at BHD 10.99 million

Bahrain Tender Board's March 2026 report names NASS Contracting on Bapco Refining's Sitra Wharf Berths 5 and 6 enhancement at BHD 10,987,831. NASS's opened bid was BHD 12,286,739. The...

Published / 5 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Quay contract evidence

Maassluis awards M2 quay wall as two delivery calendars diverge

Maassluis has concluded a EUR 7.887 million M2 quay-wall contract with De Vries Werkendam. TED's tender and award records carry different start fields and a December 2027 end, while the...

Published / 5 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Asia Pacific / Coastal contract evidence

Apollo Bay's AUD896,000 seawall mobilisation remains unverified

Buying for Victoria identifies Maintenance Concepts Pty Ltd and a fixed AUD 896,000 contract for Apollo Bay Harbour's seawall, with a 20 July to 21 September 2026 period. The official owner...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Africa / Contract Ledger

Senegal's three quay awards sit at different delivery stages

P175915 carries three signed fishing-quay contracts: ETIC at Cap Skirring for USD 2.036 million, KELIMANE ENTREPRISE at Fass Boye for USD 1.938 million and FIDELE SARL at Ouakam for USD 0.693...

Published / 6 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Middle East / Fishing Ports

Liwa's operating harbour has two unresolved downstream awards

Liwa's original harbour chain comprises a Galfar prime award, SeaWorks dredging and reclamation, a Masirah Marine quay-wall block installation package for Galfar, and a CORE-LOC breakwater...

Published / 8 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Middle East / Port Procurement

Liwa's 30-year harbour concession has no disclosed award

Liwa's concession opportunity combines operation of an existing fishing harbour with development of an adjacent 54,000 m2 commercial plot. The 2023 market approach described a 30-year term and...

Published / 5 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Middle East / Maintenance Dredging

Liwa maintenance tender reached Recall-1 without a disclosed award

Tender 441/2023/MAFWR/HQ-36 entered financial evaluation in Oman's Q3 2023 eTender workbook for dredging work at Liwa Fishery Harbour. A later Recall-1 listing set a 19 December 2023 deadline....

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Middle East / Contractor Chain

Liwa's original harbour chain names four delivery roles

Galfar's approximately OMR 9.86 million award anchors the original Nabur fishing-port contract at Liwa. Owner material defines 1,524 m of breakwaters, a 100 m fixed berth, basin dredging to...

Published / 6 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Africa / Wastewater Infrastructure

Cape Town tenders a 1,100 L/s pump station and twin rising mains

City of Cape Town tender 32Q/2026/27 combines a new 1,100 L/s Rietvlei sewage pump station about 14 m below ground, twin approximately 1.98 km DN710 HDPE rising mains and a 758 L/s bypass pump...

Published / 5 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Africa / Fishing Ports

Ouakam's live landing site makes temporary operations a delivery gate

FIDELE SARL's USD 692,616.10 rehabilitation contract was signed on 5 February 2025. SENRM's diagnostic identifies an operating, export-approved 1,050 m2 landing facility, a nonfunctioning ice...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Africa / Fishing Ports

Fass Boye's signed quay contract still depends on relocation

KELIMANE ENTREPRISE's USD 1,938,458.02 main contract was signed on 5 February 2025. Fass Boye's final RAP requires relocation and compensation before works, and the current procurement plan...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Africa / Fishing Ports

Cap Skirring has a verified launch but no measured progress

ETIC's Lot 02 contract carries a USD 2,036,379.22 commitment and a 15 January 2025 signing. SENRM then documented an official Cap Skirring works launch on 24 July 2025, described a 6,800 m2...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Portfolio Comparison

Atlantic Canada adds CAD 14.45m across three wharf systems

Three confirmed base contracts place CAD 14,454,531.96 of Nova Scotia fishing-harbour work under named primes. Zutphen Contractors holds Glace Bay's D1-D11 demolition and steel H-pile...

Published / 6 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Wharf Rehabilitation

Meteghan splits floating access from pile rehabilitation

Two separate contracts now govern Meteghan Small Craft Harbour. Dexter Construction holds CAD 4,292,100.00 CW2462474 through 30 November 2026 to replace three floating-dock systems and...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Wharf Award

Glace Bay puts D1-D11 under a CAD 8.90m prime contract

A CAD 8,896,913.40 federal award places demolition and reconstruction of Glace Bay wharf structures D1 through D11 with Zutphen Contractors under CW2454987. The replacement changes the...

Published / 3 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Quay Award

TDG Lot I has a lead RTI, not a named subcontract chain

Terminal del Golfo has concluded a EUR 10,868,519.12 first-lot works contract with a planned RTI of Dott. Carlo Agnese, SET and Ferraloro. TED identifies Carlo Agnese as group leader and a...

Published / 6 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Breakwater Award

Zutphen holds Larrys River's 25-week breakwater contract

Zutphen Contractors holds CAD 2,752,396.62 contract CW2455209 for rubble-mound breakwater construction at Larrys River Small Craft Harbour through 27 November 2026. The 25-week requirement...

Published / 3 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Asia Pacific / Floating Jetty Award

Merolyn holds ten-site Bihar steel-jetty contract

Merolyn Engineering Works holds a USD 1.293 million IWAI contract for ten steel floating jetties across seven Bihar locations on National Waterway-1. Contract dates and the technical schedule...

Published / 5 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Coastal Workshare

Rijkswaterstaat schedules Maasvlakte 2 for September

Rijkswaterstaat schedules 1.275 million m3 of beach nourishment and 150,000 m3 of foreshore nourishment at Maasvlakte 2 for September 2026. The owner names Van den Herik and Van der Kamp,...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Wharf Award

L Breau holds the 79-week structure 401 contract

L Breau and Sons Ltd holds CAD 8,745,856.95 contract CW2440554 for Sainte-Marie-Sur-Mer structure 401 through 24 August 2027. CanadaBuys describes a 79-week replacement of the timber-crib...

Published / 3 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Dredging Window

Grande-Anse dredging carries a pre-start bird survey

Les Entreprises P E C inc holds CAD 862,270 contract CW2452382 for Grande-Anse harbour-basin dredging through 31 December 2026. The specified method uses a barge-mounted excavator and scow...

Published / 3 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Coastal Award

Van der Lee signs three Walcheren nourishment packages

Fa. Gebr. Van der Lee signed Rijkswaterstaat contract 31205036 at EUR 8.199 million. The final design allocates 1.74 million m3 across Westkapelse Zeedijk, Westkapelle-Zoutelande and Breezand,...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Coastal Execution

Rijkswaterstaat announces 5.5m m3 at Den Helder

Rijkswaterstaat announced 5.5 million m3 of tidal-channel nourishment at Den Helder from 14 July to mid-October 2026 under Boskalis contract 31205035. The same notice schedules Julianadorp...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Port Reprocurement

Ras Hanzir returns to market after predecessor termination

Infrastructure Malta's EUR 71.314 million replacement tender for the Ras Hanzir cargo facility remains open to 1 October 2026. The predecessor EUR 55.449 million Excel SIS works contract was...

Published / 8 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Asia Pacific / Floating Jetty Award

West Coast Marine wins five-site West Bengal concrete-jetty lot

IWAI signed a USD 2.158 million contract with West Coast Marine Yacht Services for five modular concrete floating jetties on National Waterway-1 in West Bengal. The legal award and technical...

Published / 6 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Breakwater Acceptance

Granville's end-May breakwater acceptance remains undocumented

Granville's Herel breakwater repair has an unusually clear award and start record: EUR 5,897,585 in BOAMP, a Marc-NGE-ETPO delivery group named by the owner, a 25 August 2025 site start and a...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Asia Pacific / Design Boundary

Colombo WCT-II has a design team, not a construction contractor

SLPA has awarded WCT-II's Western Breakwater detailed design, but the physical project has not crossed the construction gate. The award names a four-firm consultant chain and a 24-month term....

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Coastal Delivery

Bridgetown fisheries harbour repair awaits final acceptance

At Bridgetown Fisheries, World Bank contract 1841608 names the Barbadian contractor COW at USD 8,482,143.17 for the breakwater repairs. Its description says the contract was signed on 4 March...

Published / 9 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Award To Construction

Yukonhaven Jetty 4 crosses from conditional D&C into early works

Yukonhaven Jetty 4 now has three public confirmations needed to move beyond award: Gate took FID, TenderNed records the Hakkers Waterbouw-De Klerk combination and two Rijkswaterstaat notices...

Published / 8 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Contract Change

Barranquilla's COP 150.97bn award is now a COP 241.68bn live contract

SECOP II records a COP 150.967 billion initial award for Barranquilla's access-channel maintenance dredging and a later modified contract value of COP 241.685 billion with a 31 December 2026...

Published / 6 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Contract Close-out

Petit-Cap's Berlin-wall contract still lacks acceptance evidence

CanadaBuys records Landco Construction Ltd. under CAD 3,083,763.87 contract CW2335551 for Petit-Cap structure 403. The package partially demolishes the timber-crib marginal wharf, dredges the...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Delivery Evidence

Harbour Grace award covers timber cribwork, dredging and utilities

Public Services and Procurement Canada awarded Bulldog Contracting Ltd. CAD 7,045,871.75 for Harbour Grace demolition, treated-timber crib reconstruction, a reinforced-concrete deck and finger...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Contract Close-out

Pugwash's floating-dock award closes price, not harbour acceptance

CanadaBuys confirms that Fisheries and Oceans Canada awarded Brian MacGillivary Construction CAD 516,100 for an integrated Pugwash package spanning harbour-bottom dredging, containment in an...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Asia Pacific / Wharf Asset Renewal

Townsville fender-pile award opens eight field-delivery questions

Queensland TMR awarded Pacific Marine Group AUD 423,687 for the Townsville Maritime Safety Queensland Base wharf fender-pile replacement. MSQ26005 is dated 11 May 2026 and records an open...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Award Boundary

Tumaco deepening contract awaits supervision and mobilisation records

Gobernacion de Narino signed Tumaco Phase I access-channel deepening contract GN2862-2026 with Consorcio Puerto Tumaco II for COP 26.826 billion on 22 July. SECOP confirms the 75/15/10 legal...

Published / 6 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Hopper Dredging Closeout

Brazos Island Harbor final-quantity adjustment cuts USD 1.343 million

Brazos Island Harbor contract W912HY24C0008 links a full federal commercial ledger to named field plant. Great Lakes received an initial USD 8.799 million firm-fixed-price award, Padre Island...

Published / 7 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Hopper Dredging Contract

Sabine-Neches Contract 6 separates value and lower-tier disclosure

Sabine-Neches Contract 6 is a separately traceable federal hopper-dredging package, not shorthand for the full waterway programme. Great Lakes holds USD 219.108 million in current obligations...

Published / 7 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Asia Pacific / Delivery Status

Poona's January target passed before access dredging began

TMR expected Poona's full boat-ramp package to finish by January 2026. MSQ then scheduled approach dredging and foreshore nourishment for 9-27 February and closed the ramp from 16 February...

Published / 8 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Asia Pacific / Contract Closeout

Newell Beach physical completion lacks a published final account

TMR confirms that Newell Beach's ramp, fixed walkway, fishing platform, rock wall and dredged all-tide access were complete in May 2022. The commercial record is less closed: CN-17011 rose...

Published / 6 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Port rehabilitation

Sugar Berth has a contractor but not a clean delivery chronology

World Bank contract record 1881500 names C. O. Williams Construction Limited at USD 3,338,256.29 for Sugar Berth seawall, pavement and revetment repairs. Yet a procurement plan revised in...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Framework dredging

Boulogne-Calais needs call-off evidence below the EUR 23m ceiling

SODRANORD holds the signed Boulogne-sur-Mer-Calais maintenance dredging framework, but its EUR 23 million headline is only the maximum available over four years. The contract is activated...

Published / 5 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Latin America / Dredging Acceptance

Callao reached post-dredging monitoring, not final closeout

APN announced maintenance dredging in Callao's access channel and inner roadstead from 20 December 2025, targeting safe depths up to -16.50 m. Its 31 March 2026 publication includes Jan De...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Africa / Mooring-system acceptance

Five conservation areas need five buoy-acceptance records

Zanzibar Marine and Diving Services signed the USD 266,877.81 supply-and-installation contract for demarcation, mooring and marker buoys across five marine conservation areas on 12 March 2026....

Published / 3 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Global islands / Island harbor delivery

Nanumaga and Nanumea share one contract, not one delivery status

Hall Civil Contracting signed one USD 62.552 million design-build contract for small-boat harbors at Nanumaga and Nanumea on 21 July 2025. A June 2025 mission set August 2027 and January 2028...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Africa / Lake-port EPC evidence

CCECC signed Rumonge's USD 26.453 million EPC contract

Burundi's implementing agency signed the Rumonge Port design-and-build contract with China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation on 27 July 2026 for USD 26.453 million. Contract 1893998...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Quay rehabilitation evidence

Santoña has a signed repair contract, not proven mobilisation

Cantabria signed the north-basin fishing-quay repair contract with a Cuevas-COMSA UTE on 9 July 2026 for EUR 2.486 million excluding VAT. The contract and 848-page technical package define a...

Published / 5 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Dredging closeout evidence

Moss Landing has post-dredge surveys, not a full closeout

Moss Landing Harbor now has a traceable award, physical work windows, named dredging fleet and published post-dredge surveys. Ahtna's current official obligation is USD 16.037 million and the...

Published / 7 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Asia Pacific / Coastal contract evidence

Warrawong's live seawall contract still needs a completion record

Warrawong Parklands has moved from a failed timber seawall and open tender into a live AUD 3.814 million construction contract with Civil Constructions. NSW Planning reports work underway and...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Africa / Dredging closeout evidence

Mopti dredging activity leaves acceptance unverified

Mopti's boat-quay access dredging moved from a signed USD 3.28 million contract to an official February 2025 launch and a March field inspection. Those milestones establish mobilisation and...

Published / 6 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Contract-to-service gate

Turku S1 handover opens the system-commissioning phase

Terramare handed the new S1 pier to Port of Turku in June 2026, completing the first construction contract in the Ferry Terminal Turku programme. The berth remains outside passenger service...

Published / 7 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Asia Pacific / Floating Jetties

One World Bank report counts both 44 and 45 completed Hooghly jetties

World Bank award data close the prime-contractor gap for four Hooghly passenger-jetty locations: P.G. Enterprise holds Lot 1 and Patra Shipping Private Limited holds Lot 2. Delivery is less...

Published / 5 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Marine Contracting

Dunkerque awards Grand Large marina Lots 1-3 to three delivery groups

Grand Large marina now has a legal three-lot delivery map: Eiffage TMF on marine civil works, Atlantic Marine on floating pontoons and a Ramery-Montanier tender on roads, refuelling and water...

Published / 5 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Marine Contracting

Ayguade's second tender produced a contract, not a completion claim

Port de l'Ayguade du Levant moved from an unsuccessful EUR 1.403 million procurement into a signed EUR 2,104,311.99 relaunch contract with Océlian and TP Spada. The legal award is clear. The...

Published / 5 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Marine Contracting

Cap-des-Caissie's two awards do not form one completion claim

Cap-des-Caissie now has two named marine primes across different workfronts: Les Entreprises St Louis on the CAD 710,930 dredging and containment-cell contract and Mskikue'j Enterprises on the...

Published / 5 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Asia Pacific / Marine Contracting

Goat Island's two marine contracts leave package split undisclosed

NSW has disclosed two related contracts for the Western Broadside Wharf, adjacent seawall and access pontoon at Me-Mel (Goat Island). Polaris Marine Constructions holds CAN-116963 at AUD...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Coastal Sand Infrastructure

Braek's replacement pipeline is contracted but not publicly handed over

Grand Port Maritime de Dunkerque concluded a EUR 1,720,365 excluding-VAT contract with Baggerbedrijf de Boer B.V. to remove and replace the submerged sand-discharge line in front of the Braek...

Published / 6 sources
Brief / Confirmed / North America / Mooring Supply Chain

Pearl Harbor's two-buoy order now has a visible subcontract chain

Oceanetics Inc. holds U.S. Navy delivery order N3943025F0149 to install two mooring buoys at Wharf V5, Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam. USAspending reports USD 1,377,977 through 11 September...

Published / 6 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Africa / Port Delivery

Dar es Salaam's berth electrical award now needs commissioning proof

DERM Group Company Limited signed a USD 20,159,532.34 World Bank-financed works contract on 31 October 2024 for design, supply, installation and commissioning of electrical power at Dar es...

Published / 7 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Middle East / Ports

Dhalkut's framework still needs handover proof

Oman's transport ministry signed a three-year Dhalkut Port framework with Abu Sultan Enterprises in December 2025 and expected handover within six months for maintenance and simple operations....

Published / 6 sources
Brief / Confirmed / North America / Breakwater Award

Dana Point's USD 4.89m breakwater award awaits mobilisation

Curtin Maritime Corp holds the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers contract for Dana Point Harbor breakwater repair, approximately 45,000 yd3 of access dredging and nearshore sediment placement....

Published / 5 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Asia Pacific / Completed Project Boundaries

Yorkeys Knob packages a small harbour into one completed build

Yorkeys Knob opened in September 2023 with a six-lane ramp, three floating walkways, two rock breakwaters, dredged basin, access channel and reclaimed landside platform. Hall Contracting...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / North America / Port Contract Close-out

St. Lawrence's wharf contract date has passed without closeout

CanadaBuys fixes the St. Lawrence package around a CAD 3,016,938.75 award to R.J.G. Construction Limited, demolition of the existing wharf and delivery of a treated-timber crib replacement...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Procurement

Elizabeth Harbour's GBP 40m award is still an ECI record

Ports of Jersey's GBP 40 million award gives Elizabeth Harbour a named marine team and a defined dredging, suspended-deck and reclamation scope. It does not close the construction gate. The...

Published / 7 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Middle East / Fishing Ports

Raysut completion leaves the dredging chain unnamed

Oman reports the Raysut Fishery Harbour rehabilitation at 100% completion for more than OMR 2.9 million. The physical scope is unusually visible: a 610 m breakwater, 250 m groyne,...

Published / 6 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Dredging

Workington's three dredging awardees still need a call-off

Cumberland Council appointed Boskalis Westminster, Dutch Dredging and Van den Herik to a GBP 1.28 million maintenance-dredging framework for the Port of Workington. Each campaign remains...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Africa / River Intake and Water Treatment

Lesotho W03A's 85% signal leaves intake and subcontractor gaps open

World Bank evidence identifies China International Water & Electric Corp. as the USD 42.553 million W03A design-build contractor and Zutari Lesotho as a separate USD 1.014 million...

Published / 6 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Asia Pacific / Fish Landing Infrastructure

Bangladesh's WD17 award delivered five of ten planned fish landing assets

World Bank procurement data presents WD 17 as a USD 6,313,250.56 contract for upgrading ten fish landing stations and fish markets with Starlite Services Ltd. and Monalisa Construction Ltd....

Published / 5 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Africa / Fish Landing Infrastructure

Kidongo's Pristim launch leaves the ice-plant chain unresolved

Pristim Supply Limited received the USD 1,354,881.48 Kidongo contract under World Bank contract 1793484. KEMFSED recorded an October 2024 construction launch and published active foundation...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Africa / Fish Landing Infrastructure

Kilifi's Procost workfront advances without a floating-jetty supplier

Procost Ideas Ltd signed the USD 2,128,160.66 Kilifi Central contract on 11 June 2024. An official World Bank mission visited the workfront in November 2024, and KEMFSED reported landing-site...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Africa / Fish Landing Infrastructure

Mokowe's Gesken award leaves the jetty and reclamation chain open

Gesken Enterprises Ltd holds World Bank contract 1793320 for USD 1,851,739.07 at Mokowe in Lamu County. The December 2024 ESIA defines a land-reclamation and jetty workfront beside the...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Africa / Fish Landing Infrastructure

Kipini moves beyond Toddy's award but not to verified completion

Toddy Civil Engineering Co. Limited signed the USD 1,173,854.51 Kipini works contract on 11 June 2024. KEMFSED then recorded an October 2024 groundbreaking for the Tana River County site,...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Middle East / Port Contract Close-out

Duqm IP2 reached operation without adding a new marine-works package

AIIB's completion and evaluation records expose an unusually complete contract close-out for Duqm IP2: Serka-MSF, Contract C66/2016, an OMR 107.33 million original value, an OMR 12 million...

Published / 5 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Marinas

One Jersey berthing award resolves into two delivery chains

The official award title combines Albert Pier and St Helier Marina, but delivery evidence shows two different workfronts. Geomarine was the primary contractor. Albert Pier carried a published...

Published / 6 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Global islands / Marine Utilities

Honiara outfall programme carries two unreconciled design bases

ADB still lists Honiara's new wastewater-outfall works at bid-document stage. The 2023 EIA designs a 350 m by 400 mm NRH line and a 500 m by 800 mm Ranadi line. Solomon Water's 2025 plan also...

Published / 7 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Dredging

Richmond puts 14 channel reaches into one dredging RFP

USACE's updated Richmond Inner Harbor RFP covers Reaches 1 through 14 at -37 feet MLLW plus one foot of paid overdepth. Suitable material is to move to Montezuma Wetlands, and proposals are...

Published / 5 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Asia Pacific / Fleet Procurement

New Mangalore awards 15-year battery-electric tug charter

New Mangalore Port Authority has awarded a 15-year charter for a new 60-tonne battery-electric tug to Underwater Services Company Limited in consortium with J M Baxi Greenship Private Limited....

Published / 6 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Asia Pacific / Dredging

Kamarajar reports Phase VI complete and an 18-metre operating draft

Kamarajar Port has closed the construction stage of Capital Dredging Phase VI. The government now reports an 18.0-metre operating draft and capacity for fully laden Capesize vessels up to...

Published / 6 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Global islands / Port Delivery

Aiwo wharf enters service while wider port works continue

Cargo vessels are using Aiwo's new wharf and fuel line. ADB's latest monitoring report puts dredging at 78% and the northern-yard interim apron at 97% by June 2025, with all buildings handed...

Published / 7 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Asia Pacific / Dredging

Kamarajar tendered 668,855 m3 of dredging around AECTPL

Kamarajar Port's INR 738.16 million tender combines 299,859 m3 in the proposed AECTPL Phase I Stage II berth pocket with 368,996 m3 across the existing AECTPL, EBTPL, GCB-II and approach...

Published / 3 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Asia Pacific / Financing Boundary

Hunan's green-port works moved before the AIIB loan

AIIB still labels its USD 200 million Hunan green-port loan proposal as Proposed, yet local records show Daorenji's main marine structure complete and Songyanghu III in field installation. The...

Published / 6 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Dredging Framework

Normandy turns one dredging framework into eight evidence chains

The Normandy maintenance-dredging procurement is one procedure but not one undifferentiated job. Eight call-off lots divide TSHD, grab or pontoon, stationary-suction and marine-levelling work...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Terminal Delivery

Ploce needed four completion dates before the terminal truly operated

Ploce's New Bulk Cargo Terminal is a clean example of why a single completion label fails. Public infrastructure was physically complete in June 2016. CNBM equipment arrived in October 2017....

Published / 8 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Contractor Chain

Gdynia's first caisson exposes the next contractor-chain questions

Gdynia's protective-breakwater contract has crossed its main permit gate and launched the first of 49 reinforced-concrete caissons. Budimex leads the PLN 438.70 million net design-build...

Published / 5 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Africa / Partial Operating Release

Casablanca's 230 m quay release leaves 300 m and final dredging open

Marsa Maroc has placed 230 metres of the Casablanca multipurpose quay into service at -12 m, but the controlling technical programme covers 530 metres plus 40 metres of transition zones. The...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Africa / Port Package Boundaries

One Marsa Maroc loan contains four different port packages

EBRD project 55313 is one financing record, not one construction contract. It covers Casablanca quay deepening, Jorf Lasfar quay extension, a Casablanca hybrid crane and up to two Jorf Lasfar...

Published / 6 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Completed Project Boundaries

Poti Berth 14 is complete without a public contractor record

Poti's Berth 14 Phase 1 exposes a material gap in historical project intelligence. EBRD confirms the borrower, EUR 10.1 million project envelope, dredging and quay scope, equipment package and...

Published / 6 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Environmental Control

Saba turned a turbidity plume into a construction control

Black Rocks Harbor is reusing excavated seabed material in the breakwater core and temporary basin bunds. When fine particles created a visible turbidity plume in March 2026, the contractor...

Published / 6 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Contract Modification

Galati quay contract changes outlast the original 20-month plan

The Galati Stage I quay package now has a public award-to-modification chain spanning the owner contract, contractor association, named subcontractors, physical progress, technical redesign...

Published / 6 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Breakwater Award

Frioul awards East breakwater works to five-company group

Métropole Aix-Marseille-Provence concluded a EUR 19.589919 million contract for the Frioul East breakwater and internal rock spur with an Océlian-led five-company group. The award resolves the...

Published / 5 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Dredging Acceptance

Marsaxlokk dredging awaits final survey and acceptance

Marsaxlokk's tender quantity, award, executing contractor, named plant and active work are now connected for the fairway package. Final delivered geometry and the material split remain...

Published / 7 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Maintenance Dredging

Höfn proves execution but leaves the 2025 dredging account open

Höfn's 2025 Grynnslin campaign can be followed from a three-bid competition to Jan De Nul's winter deployment of Tristão da Cunha. The public record stops before measured quantity, accepted...

Published / 5 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Marine Subcontracting

Killybegs exposes the piling chain but leaves electrical handover open

The official award identifies Sorensen as main contractor for four dolphins, walkways, shore power and a transformer building. Sorensen's own dated updates then extend the chain to Murphy...

Published / 6 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Port Procurement

Dublin Port's EUR 200m framework is not a EUR 200m Berth 29 contract

A May 2026 award notice retrospectively formalised Dublin Port's January 2023 single-party framework with Murphy International. It records Berth 29 as the initial contract and EUR 200 million...

Published / 6 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Quay Closeout

Mo i Rana finished dredging before the quay reached handover

Mo i Rana has crossed several physical milestones without crossing the final project boundary. Kystverket reports more than 100,000 cubic metres dredged, Toranes and navigation works complete...

Published / 6 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Dredging Delivery

Husøy exposes eight subcontractors behind an NOK 83m award

Official Doffin data moves Husøy beyond a single main-contractor headline: Norvald Jørgensen leads the works, eight subcontractors are declared at a 36% share and Kystverket's own presentation...

Published / 7 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Island Infrastructure

Inis Oírr links a EUR 26.9m build to dedicated supervision

Galway's Inis Oírr delivery chain now has two attributable contracts: Ward & Burke at EUR 26.861255 million for the design-build marine works and PUNCH at EUR 1.271423 million for...

Published / 6 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Quay Construction

La Rochelle exposes the Chef de Baie 4 package map

The EUR 17.832698 million Océlian award at Chef de Baie 4 leads into a four-company delivery group. Port documents assign foundations to Océlian and Leduc, civil concrete to GTM, earthworks to...

Published / 5 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Asia Pacific / Terminal Delivery

Busan splits Phase 2-6 into civil and equipment packages

Busan Port Authority records the Phase 2-6 caisson substructure complete and the superstructure moving toward October 2027. HL D&I Halla is identified on the civil works, while HD Hyundai...

Published / 5 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Port Contract

Thessaloniki resets Pier 6 around a 21-caisson contract

ThPA's November 2025 contract places the Pier 6 expansion with a 70:30 METKA-TEKAL joint venture for EUR 195.6 million and 40 months. The first of 21 caissons was installed in July 2026. That...

Published / 5 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Port Delivery

Kneppeskjaer moves from seabed works into 99 piles

Oslo Port reported that demolition, dredging and underwater blasting at Kneppeskjaer East had progressed into a 99-steel-pile foundation programme in March 2026. Repstad Anlegg holds the...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Package Boundary

London Gateway Berth 5 quay is not the whole terminal

Port of London Authority reported the 430-metre Berth 5 extension complete by 1 August 2026. That milestone closes a physical quay scope, not the whole terminal. McLaughlin & Harvey holds the...

Published / 5 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Africa / Contract Award

AD Ports awards USD 200 million for Noatum Pointe-Noire

AD Ports Group awarded three Noatum Ports Pointe-Noire contracts worth a combined USD 200 million on 18 May 2026. The MAR Contracting-MBTP joint venture received marine and topside packages...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Africa / Port Delivery

Congo Terminal completes 400 metres of East Mole quay

Congo Terminal reported 400 metres of its planned 750-metre East Mole quay complete on 6 July 2026. All 558 steel piles were driven by 26 June. CRBC remains responsible for the construction...

Published / 5 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Asia Pacific / Port Delivery

Berth Zero moves from award to a named marine fleet

Berth Zero has crossed an evidence threshold that many project trackers miss. PTP's October 2025 award identified the MMC Engineering-Antara Koh joint venture and the dredging, reclamation,...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Africa / Contract Boundary

Pointe-Noire has two East Mole contract chains

Pointe-Noire now has two major terminal build-outs whose similar location language can produce a false combined record. The Port Authority lists Congo Terminal's new East Mole terminal and the...

Published / 5 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Asia Pacific / Ports & Terminals

Colombo West operates Phase 1 while Phase 2 expands the system

Colombo West reached one million TEU in its first operating year, yet the project is still expanding. Phase 1 opened in April 2025, the full 1,400-metre quay was structurally complete by March...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Port Delivery

Puerto Antioquia converts four trials into repeat vessel service

Puerto Antioquia has passed all three operating gates: completed marine works, four controlled vessel trials and repeat commercial calls. The terminal opened on 5 February 2026 after...

Published / 5 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Port Delivery

Baltic Hub T3 separates marine completion from automation ramp-up

Baltic Hub's 717-metre T3 quay and 36-hectare reclaimed platform were completed in 2025, and the operator says the terminal became fully operational in October. A later 2026 sequence relocated...

Published / 6 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Asia Pacific / Dredging

Sagar capital dredging remains at market-sounding stage

SMPK's global EOI sets out a route to 13.5 m draft, cumulative dredging including re-siltation of up to 61.72 million m3, a 400 m channel and defined anchorages and disposal areas. The...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Asia Pacific / Port Engineering

Kandla 17 has a berth design scope but no PPP award

DPA appointed IIT Madras in March 2025 to prepare the DPR for Kandla Multipurpose Cargo Berth No. 17. The INR 15 million fee plus GST covers modelling, berth, dredging, reclamation,...

Published / 5 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Middle East / Ports and Terminals

Daba's partial use precedes full-project handover

Oman awarded Daba fishing-port development to Al Sarouj Constructions for approximately OMR 40 million in June 2020. A Ministry update in June 2024 placed overall progress at 75%, with all...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Middle East / Ports and Terminals

Quriyat's 83% checkpoint precedes berth acceptance

Oman's Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Water Resources placed the Quriyat fishing-port sea dock at approximately 83% completion on 10 August 2025. The OMR 2.979 million scope includes a...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Middle East / Ports and Terminals

Mahout's OMR 36.995 million award lacks a named contractor

Oman's Projects, Tenders and Local Content Authority approved an OMR 36,995,421.4 construction award for Mahout Fishing Port at its second meeting of 2026. Tender 62/2023/GSTB establishes an...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Middle East / Ports and Terminals

Masirah's prime team leaves the marine package map open

Oman's Tender Board approved the Masirah multipurpose fishing-port contract at OMR 28.612 million in February 2025. Khimji Ramdas Construction and Archimedes Marine Engineering signed as the...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Asia Pacific / Port Engineering

Kandla 1-6 has moved beyond a fender-only scope

Kandla Cargo Berths 1-6 began with a 2022 Board-approved INR 329.8 million fender proposal and a later INR 7.08 million IIT Madras fender consultancy. DPA's July 2025 EOI widens the programme...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Africa / Ports and Terminals

Banjul concession and ferry advance before the port expansion

Banjul Port has crossed two visible milestones: Alport Banjul took operating control under the concession in February 2025 and the Damen-built hybrid ferry Barra was commissioned in March...

Published / 8 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Africa / Marine Utilities

Luderitz SWRO has two study chains, not one disclosed contract

Toyota Tsusho is the named proponent for a METI-supported renewable-energy seawater-desalination feasibility study in Namibia's Karas Region. Luderitz Town Council connects that study to...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Middle East / Energy Terminals

Boskalis completes Marsa LNG dredging as BESIX builds jetty

Boskalis has completed approximately 3.8 million cubic metres of dredging for Marsa LNG's dedicated access channel, turning circle and berth pocket at SOHAR Port. BESIX remains in active...

Published / 6 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Dredging

Newport opens six dredging bids before permit and award

Six timely bids now define the public pre-award range for up to 18,000 cubic yards of hydraulic maintenance dredging at NOAA MOC-P. Advanced American Construction is lowest at USD 619,000;...

Published / 5 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Breakwaters

Vermilion closes construction with an open scope reconciliation

USACE officially completed Vermilion Harbor's East Pier repair on 24 July after rebuilding 900 feet with about 4,700 tons of crushed rock and new stone. The earlier USD 6.5 million award...

Published / 3 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Performance Evidence

Niagara fish passage closes construction, not monitoring

USACE has completed the USD 13.4 million, 778-foot Emerald Shiner Fish Passage along Freedom Park's Niagara River seawall. Field measurements reportedly kept velocity below the shiner swimming...

Published / 3 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Asia Pacific / Dredging

New Zealand backs a regional-port dredging barge with NZD 8 million

New Zealand has committed NZD 8 million to a crane dredger hopper barge for smaller regional ports. Johnson Bros will cover the rest of the NZD 12.9 million cost, and the government expects...

Published / 7 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Port Development

Blyth's GBP 100m wharf plan starts with a GBP 550,000 study

Port of Blyth has launched its Battleship Wharf expansion, but the funded work in hand is still the GBP 550,000 enabling stage. It covers ground investigation, a river-channel dredge...

Published / 5 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Asia Pacific / Dredging Delivery

Kuala Baram reaches 69% on a channel-and-training-bund job

Sarawak Rivers Board says the Kuala Baram Delta access project reached 69% overall progress at 30 June. The package combines about 1.26 million m3 of dredging with two 6 km rock training...

Published / 6 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Ports & Dredging

HME has DB Seahorse on Redwood City Channel

HME Construction is dredging Redwood City Channel with DB Seahorse, two dump scows and two tugs. The Coast Guard's July notice puts the work on a 24/7 schedule and names SF-11 and SF-DODS as...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Africa / Port Delivery

Cotonou Terminal 5 owner page reports 69% physical progress

Port Autonome de Cotonou's live Terminal 5 page reports 69% physical progress and 72% overall progress. The same page still gives a 2021-2024 delivery period, so the percentages show...

Published / 6 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Global islands / Port Delivery

Queen Salote stayed open through a two-stage rebuild

Tonga completed Queen Salote International Wharf's marine and civil upgrade in November 2025 after rebuilding Wharf 1, repairing Wharves 2 to 4, extending Wharf 2 by 50 metres and installing...

Published / 6 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Middle East / Contracts

Aqaba tenders 20-year bulk-terminal and floating-berth concession

Aqaba's bulk-terminal procurement has moved from a 2025 BOT expression of interest to formal Tender 27/A/2026. One concessionaire is expected to rehabilitate and operate the existing Cement...

Published / 5 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Global islands / Coastal Resilience

Nui and Niutao boat harbours complete after channel and shore works

The Nui and Niutao boat harbours are complete. Both include channel and shore-side work, but the completion notices do not report channel condition, navigation-aid serviceability, facility...

Published / 6 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Delivery

Genoa breakwater reaches 24 caissons and one kilometre

Genoa's New Breakwater passed one kilometre and 24 installed caissons in June 2026. Those milestones cannot be extrapolated into completion: seabed treatment, rock foundation, caisson...

Published / 5 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Offshore Wind Ports

Nigg awards £30m-plus heavy quay for cable load-out and Ro-Ro access

Port of Nigg's awarded Eastern Inner Dock Quay links a £30 million-plus heavy-quay investment to the adjacent Sumitomo Electric HVDC cable factory. The 16,000 m² quay will provide a direct...

Published / 5 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Asia Pacific / Marine Utilities

Toukley puts the pump station inland and the intake 1 km offshore

Central Coast Council's current Toukley concept keeps the seawater pump station beside the treatment site and sends a 2.4 km microtunnel to an intake about 1 km off Jenny Dixon Beach. Brine...

Published / 6 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Offshore Wind Ports

Cuxhaven's new offshore-wind terminal is in the reclamation phase

DEME's Meuse River is rainbowing sand behind the new quay line at Cuxhaven berths 5-7. The operation is forming part of a 38-hectare heavy-load terminal for wind components after a 2025 piling...

Published / 5 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Marine Utilities

Sizewell C's three offshore utility lines are under construction

An active harbour notice covers Sizewell C's treated-wastewater outfall and the temporary desalination intake and outfall. The CDO pipe pull was scheduled in April and the two desalination...

Published / 9 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Middle East / Marine Utilities

Fujairah I signs AED 1.046 billion desalination EPC

EtihadWE's development arm has signed the Fujairah I EPC with NMDC Infra and Lantania Aguas. The 60 MIGD scheme includes a submarine intake tower, two GRP intake pipelines and a GRP marine...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Middle East / Marine Utilities

Ghubrah III construction targets Q1 2027 operation

Nama PWP still targets Q1 2027 commercial operation for Oman's 300,000 m3/day Ghubrah III plant. The four-line marine system is well defined on paper, but current public updates do not say how...

Published / 7 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Africa / Project Finance

PIDG fills Shiprite funding gap ahead of financial close

PIDG joined Project Shiprite on 1 June with USD 9.7 million in equity and shareholder lending. The money fills the last reported gap in the USD 137 million Takoradi floating-dock scheme and...

Published / 9 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Middle East / Water Infrastructure

Rabigh 4 completes 600,000 m3/day performance test

SEPCOIII reports that Rabigh 4 completed its EPC performance test on 19 February 2026 at the 600,000 m3/day design capacity. Power use was 2.712 kWh/m3, falling to 2.659 kWh/m3 after...

Published / 6 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Middle East / Ports & Dredging

Ruwais LNG channel dredging reached round-the-clock operations

NMDC Group's Ruwais LNG marine package covers about 15 million cubic metres of dredging along a 5-kilometre, 245-metre-wide access channel and new navigation aids. A February 2025 ADNOC port...

Published / 6 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Africa / Ports

Damietta CT2 begins vessel operations before full 3.3m TEU ramp-up

Damietta Alliance Container Terminals started commercial operations on 14 February 2026. The opening configuration has 1,670 metres of quay at 18 metres depth, 12 ship-to-shore cranes, 40 yard...

Published / 7 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Asia Pacific / Ports

Patimban expansion remained in reclamation and dredging at mid-2025

JICA's April-June 2025 monitoring lists two different marine packages still in production at the end of the quarter. Package 5 was further ahead on sand fill, basin dredging and quay slabs;...

Published / 7 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Africa / Marine Utilities

Eiffage records a 340 m intake drive at Mamelles

Eiffage recorded a 340 m seawater-intake microtunnel at Dakar's Mamelles desalination plant in July 2025. A February 2026 supervision visit still described the plant as under construction and...

Published / 6 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Dredging

Donjon leads three bids for NY/NJ terminal dredging

Donjon Marine's USD 51.424 million estimated total leads three preliminary bids for the Port Authority's multi-terminal maintenance-dredging contract. Jay Cashman submitted USD 54.4312 million...

Published / 5 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Dredging

Port Mansfield dredging reaches the GIWW junction

The Willacy County Navigation District says Callan Marine has worked west from the Port Mansfield entrance jetties to the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway junction. The next work front is the harbor...

Published / 6 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Asia Pacific / Ports & Dredging

Bay Terminal's US$827m marine plan remains at package-definition stage

World Bank financing is effective and the marine concept is defined. The current US$827 million estimate sits in a preliminary procurement plan; breakwater and dredging scopes may proceed as...

Published / 5 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Asia Pacific / Dredging

Port Douglas schedules 45,000 m3 entrance-channel dredging

Maritime Safety Queensland plans to remove about 45,000 cubic metres from the Port Douglas Boat Harbour entrance channel between July and October 2026. A cutter suction dredge and temporary...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Middle East / Marine Utilities

Two bids price Hawar's offshore intake and outfall

Bahrain Tender Board opened two bids for Hawar's separate offshore intake and outfall EPC package on 25 December 2025. The works serve a 1 MIGD SWRO plant but must be sized for an ultimate 3...

Published / 7 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Marine Utilities

Rosarito moves its desalination bid opening to 24 July

Compras MX now lists 24 July at 11:00 for proposal opening and 29 July at 17:00 for the ruling on Rosarito's first 2,200 l/s desalination module. The live record includes a notice deferring...

Published / 5 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Global islands / Port Delivery

Boingoma's 256-metre quay is taking shape

The Arab Contractors is executing Boingoma Port's EUR 60 million design-build contract on Moheli. The current programme runs to 11 August 2027 and combines a 256-metre quay wall, breakwater,...

Published / 5 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Ports & Terminals

Dublin Port's MP2 package carries 232 tubular piles

Dublin Port's €128.7065 million Berths 52/53 contract is well past award. Marine piling began in August 2024, the 2026 harbour notice keeps a buoyed work zone active through January 2027, and...

Published / 6 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Middle East / Marine Utilities

Saudi Arabia groups five planned IWPs in one developer qualification

Sharakat is qualifying developers for five future seawater reverse-osmosis plants in a single programme. Ras Al Khair 2, Ras Al Khair 3, Tabuk 1, Shuqaiq 4 and Jazan 1 add to 2.1 million cubic...

Published / 8 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Dredging

Ocean City planned 15,000 cubic yards for the Assateague bypass

USACE's May 2026 plan paired two Ocean City Inlet shoaling areas with one material route: approximately 15,000 cubic yards were assigned to MURDEN for authorized placement south of the inlet,...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Dredging

Baltimore routes 1.46 million cubic yards to Cox Creek

Curtin Maritime's DB Avalon is dredging approximately 1.46 million cubic yards from Baltimore Harbor approach channels. The material is loaded into scows and taken to the Cox Creek containment...

Published / 7 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Dredging

Rocky River is sending 50,000 cubic yards of sediment nearshore

Rocky River Harbor's 2026 maintenance package divides approximately 59,000 cubic yards between two destinations: about 50,000 cubic yards to a nearshore area east of the harbor and 9,000 cubic...

Published / 4 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Asia Pacific / Marine Utilities

Gopalpur is testing demand before it sizes the marine works

The proposed 100 MLD Gopalpur desalination PPP has not reached concession procurement. IFC's current advisory briefs put demand and phasing ahead of final technical sizing: technical advisers...

Published / 6 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Coastal Resilience

Isle of Palms moved dredged sand straight to the intertidal beach

USACE linked two different maintenance jobs to one Isle of Palms receiving area. Ahtna rehandled stored AIWW material, while Cottrell dredged active shoals and used both open-water and...

Published / 7 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Dredging Capacity

DEME's 22,000 m3 hopper is ordered for 2029 delivery

DEME's 1 July order establishes a future 22,000 m3 shallow-draft TSHD for dredging, reclamation, port development and offshore seabed preparation. The main structure is planned in China,...

Published / 6 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Africa / Coastal Procurement

West Point's permit clears the way for revetment procurement

Liberia's environmental permit authorizes a coastal defence revetment inside defined West Point coordinates after ESIA approval. The wider programme has a USD 25.638905 million financing plan,...

Published / 5 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Middle East / Port Delivery

Tartous port operations advance without published dredging evidence

Tartous has crossed four distinct milestones: a May 2025 memorandum, the July BOT concession, formal operator handover with harbour-tug service in November, and the first of three mobile...

Published / 5 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Dredging Strategy

Paranaguá channel concession starts from a 13.3-metre operating draft

Paranaguá's planned 1 August transfer changes the operator and tariff counterparty for the access system. The concessionaire portal publishes a 13.3-metre operating draft against a 15.5-metre...

Published / 8 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Fleet Procurement

Panama Canal's TSHD survey extends a long owner-fleet strategy

ACP's revised market survey fixes a potential 3,500-4,300-cubic-metre TSHD envelope and tests a full owner lifecycle, from dynamic positioning and trials to spares, software access, and...

Published / 5 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Middle East / Project Delivery

Hamad Port food-security terminal reaches 98% implementation

Hamad Port's QAR 1.6 billion food-security terminal received two Liebherr LHM 280 mobile harbour cranes by vessel in August 2022. Ashghal then reported 98% implementation in June 2026 and...

Published / 5 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Asia Pacific / Contracts

Port Hedland awards A$50 million Zone 5 bypass channel dredging

Pilbara Ports has awarded Jan De Nul Australia the Zone 5 Bypass Channel, but the A$50 million contract is only one step in a longer resilience chain. The public record defines a -11.5 m Chart...

Published / 10 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Americas / Marine Utilities

SADDN delivers first desalinated water to Radomiro Tomic

SADDN has moved from its 2022 BOOT award through a defined 1.3 km submarine system, coastal energization, intake-tower installation and high-head conveyance to first desalinated water at...

Published / 14 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Contracts

Luleå's 14 million m³ award follows a failed tender and redesign

Malmporten's current SEK 5.7 billion contract is the result of a procurement reset, not a straight-line award. A 2024 preparatory dredging package reached the water, the first main tender...

Published / 9 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Europe / Port Infrastructure

Antwerp's CO2 quay is advancing ahead of the full export chain

Kanaaldok B2's 362-metre quay is under construction through early 2027, while the wider export chain still carries separate terminal-investment, Phase 1b pipeline, binding quality-interface,...

Published / 10 sources
Brief / Confirmed / Asia Pacific / Marine Utilities

Alkimos completes intake tunnel as offshore acceptance continues

Alkimos has completed its 2.5 km intake tunnel and all offshore piling, but the 4 km outfall drive and 130 m diffuser remained active after the original June 2026 marine-construction window....

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