Former scope
Record the previous tender, budget, baseline volume, package split, or schedule before treating a new award as progress. A reset changes the denominator as well as the date.
Knowledge / Contracts
Marine works contracts: pricing, risk and payment.
A workable procurement route starts with the physical job: what result is required, how well the ground and quantities are known, which party controls each interface, and what evidence will release payment and acceptance.
Package scope determines procurement status
Prequalification, tender, award and mobilisation establish different commitments. The package boundary, investigation record, pricing basis, interfaces and acceptance regime determine what each published stage actually confirms.
Procurement resets change scope as well as schedule
Progreso is the clearest warning against giving a whole port programme one contract status. The state-funded 2023-25 dredging phase is complete, private berth and terminal packages are moving, and the federal north-platform tender was voided after its only bid exceeded the budget. Those are three procurement records, not one project-wide award or delay.
The same distinction applies elsewhere. Luleå's 14 million m3 award follows a failed tender and redesign. Tunisia has a main dredging award alongside a separate monitoring and technical-assistance procurement. Antwerp's quay is under construction while export-system interfaces remain open. Aqaba-Amman has signed technical and legal agreements, while financial close and marine mobilisation remain separate milestones.
Read Progreso package reset Read Luleå procurement reset Read Tunisia material-route brief Read Antwerp export-chain brief Read Aqaba-Amman finance analysisCurrent decision
Identify the commitment established by the new record: contractor selection, signed contract, technical agreement, finance approval, supervision procurement, interface specification or notice to proceed.
Unresolved delivery milestones
Mobilisation, final design, environmental controls, production, acceptance, terminal integration, first service and performance remain unconfirmed until dated source records establish them.
Contract selection
Define the uncertainty before choosing the form
Assess contract packaging and risk allocation together. Splitting dredging, reclamation, quay works, navigation aids, utilities and environmental monitoring creates survey, access, sequence and handover interfaces between specialists. CEDA's 2019 contract-selection guidance sets out a sequence from project requirements through packaging and risk analysis to contract selection, with responsibility considered against each party's ability to manage the risk.
Define the result
State whether the contractor owes a functional outcome, an owner-designed geometry, a managed service, or plant and labour for an agreed period. A dredged depth, a placed reclamation profile and a vessel-day service create different production, survey and acceptance obligations.
Establish the information base
List the surveys, boreholes, laboratory results, utility records, contamination data, wave and weather records, and quantity model issued for pricing. Identify assumptions and data gaps so bidders can separate measurable work from contingency.
Assign controllable risk
Allocate each ground, quantity, permit, disposal, access, traffic, utility and adjacent-contractor risk against the parties' ability to investigate, influence or respond to it. Check that the proposed allocation is supported by the information and control available to that party.
Pricing and change
Match pricing to quantities, ground and standby
Compare unit rates, day rates, lump sums and mixed schedules against the defined scope. Quantity confidence, ground variability, method freedom, standby exposure and measurement evidence affect the choice. FIDIC's public description of its 2016 Blue-Green Book identifies a choice of valuation methods for dredging and reclamation, usually with employer-provided design and with provision for contractor-designed work.
Quantities and measurement
Identify the pre-work surface, payable limits, side slopes, overdepth, bulking or settlement treatment, survey standard and reconciliation method. State how measured quantities convert to payable quantities under the unit-rate schedule.
Productivity and standby
Separate contractor-controlled productivity from owner access, vessel traffic, permit windows, weather criteria and third-party interruption. Define notice, records, mitigation duties and payment treatment for each standby cause before mobilisation.
Change thresholds
Set the baseline and the mechanism for materially different ground, quantity bands, contamination, disposal routes and regulatory conditions. Define the evidence, notices and valuation process for changed conditions under the selected pricing basis, including a lump sum.
Ground and material
Ground information supports pricing and material routing
CEDA identifies inadequate soil investigation as a major cause of cost increase, delay and dispute in dredging and reclamation. Its soil-investigation guidance is therefore relevant to bid strategy as well as design. The investigation should support plant selection, production assumptions, material handling, reuse or disposal routes, slope behaviour and environmental classification.
Coverage
Relate borehole and specimen-test density to geological variability and the proposed dredge footprint as well as site area. Record depth coverage below design level and distinguish interpreted layers from directly tested material.
Contract baseline
State which factual records are relied upon, which interpretation is supplied for information, and how a differing condition will be demonstrated. Preserve retained material, logs, coordinates, laboratory methods and chain of custody where classification affects price or routing.
Material destination
Treat dredging and placement as one material chain. Acceptance criteria at the reclamation area, beneficial-use site, treatment facility or disposal location can control production even when the dredging method itself is unchanged.
Environmental management
Define environmental triggers, responses and authority
CEDA's 2024 adaptive-management overview describes a plan, design, implement, monitor, evaluate and adapt cycle. PIANC's public WG 100 description places practice selection across the project process and calls for ecological and dredging expertise. Define the permitted responses and approval responsibilities for the project.
Baseline and trigger
Define the baseline period, monitoring location, parameter, method, threshold and confidence needed to trigger review. Separate an early-warning level from a stop-work or permit-breach level.
Response authority
Name who validates the data, orders a method change, approves restart and communicates with the regulator. Set response times and the hierarchy of operational measures before the first exceedance occurs.
Time and cost effect
State how instructed restrictions, changed thresholds, false alarms, equipment changes and prolonged shutdowns affect programme and payment. Assign responsibility for the resulting time and cost consequences.
For practice selection and project-stage context, see PIANC's structured selection approach.
Acceptance chain
Close the work with contemporaneous records
Before work
Agree control points, reference surfaces, survey equipment, calibration, tolerances, test methods, specimen custody, notification periods and the records that establish the starting condition.
During production
Keep daily plant positions, loads or pumping hours, delays, weather, traffic restrictions, monitoring results, material destinations, instructions and survey revisions on one time base.
At handover
Reconcile measured work to payable work, close defects and environmental actions, identify residual restrictions, obtain the required certificate and preserve the evidence supporting final payment. A passed contract end date is not acceptance evidence.
Package status
Compare market dialogue, prequalification, tender, award, contract start, mobilisation and acceptance without collapsing them into one project phase.
Open project trackerInterface evidence
Review packaging choices against ground, marine access, permits, utilities, material routes, adjacent contracts and handover responsibility.
Open contract reportsStructured records
Project, source and change exports provide reproducible fields for package status, scope, dates and evidence limits alongside the narrative analysis.
Open data servicesReports and data
Project records and references
These reports, datasets and source links preserve project dates, quantities, methods and the distinction between award, construction, acceptance and observed performance.
Marine Investment in MENA: From Committed Capital to Working Assets (PDF)
Version 4.0 / Data throughComplete English case investigation of Duqm cargo and capacity, Aqaba revised marine construction and finance, and Jubail contract changes, with original figures and primary evidence.
Dredging Contracts: Where the Payment Account Breaks
Version 2.0 / Data throughFull English investigation of dredging payment and retention, contractual standby and a cross-port fleet decision, with source-based account tables and original explanatory figures.
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Searchable project change history with dated events, current phase, limits of the published evidence and the supporting source.
Open pageMENA marine investment case register: October 2026
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Dredging contract payment accounts: October 2026
Reported Cochin balances and cash release, fleet-transfer calculations and Haldia's contested idle-time claim, with units, treatment and sources for every account line.
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Primary owner, authority, lender, contractor and technical references cited by IMWO records, with last checked dates and direct source routes.
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Contracts and procurement collection
Unit rates, standby and differing ground conditions shape marine contract pricing and risk allocation. Compare concession, capital works and maintenance packages by qualification burden, interface allocation, delivery window, award evidence and acceptance responsibility.
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- Market status
- Distinguish market dialogue, expression of interest, prequalification, tender, preferred bidder, award and contract start.
- Package boundary
- Record scope, quantities, interfaces, exclusions and owner-supplied elements before comparing opportunities across procurement packages.
- Risk allocation
- Identify who carries ground, material, permit, utility, weather, access and operating-interface risk.
- Acceptance and payment
- Follow surveys, tests, milestone certificates, handover, performance security and payment release through contract close-out.
Current analysis and reports
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.
2 November 2026 / 5 sourcesMelbourne 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.
1 November 2026 / 3 sourcesOrkney: 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.
1 November 2026 / 5 sourcesAqaba Pipeline Crossings Put Existing Services Inside the Civil Workfront
ADC's 89/A/2026 package combines bridge and culvert structures with protection of existing oil and chemical pipelines. Survey, drainage and pipe-rack installation need a common construction sequence.
1 November 2026 / 3 sourcesZeevonk 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 those packages.
1 November 2026 / 4 sourcesMumbai 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 assets they will operate.
1 November 2026 / 5 sourcesGate 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 schedules.
1 November 2026 / 3 sourcesBowen 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 follows its own funding and approval process.
1 November 2026 / 3 sourcesCromer 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 marine working time central to the offer.
31 October 2026 / 4 sourcesPort 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 cable corridor.
31 October 2026 / 3 sourcesToyo 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 terminal control system.
31 October 2026 / 3 sourcesKishorn 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 marine licensing proceed on separate schedules.
31 October 2026 / 4 sourcesMontrose 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 the activity schedule can be completed and assessed.
31 October 2026 / 3 sourcesCabedelo 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 measurement-to-invoice payment sequence.
31 October 2026 / 4 sourcesAqaba 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 attention before bidders freeze their scope.
31 October 2026 / 3 sourcesUSACE 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 current record is a special notice.
30 October 2026 / 3 sourcesCorpus 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 cycle for dredging campaigns.
29 October 2026 / 4 sourcesChittenden 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 attendance needed for commissioning.
28 October 2026 / 4 sourcesArdrossan 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.
28 October 2026 / 4 sourcesLewes 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 capacity affecting production.
28 October 2026 / 4 sourcesOsborne 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 programme.
28 October 2026 / 4 sourcesPort 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 construction workfront.
28 October 2026 / 3 sourcesCMAL 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 methods and survey teams.
28 October 2026 / 3 sourcesSkipanon 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.
28 October 2026 / 4 sourcesNew 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 & Dock and plant GL 58, GL 67 and GL 68 under W912WJ26CA017.
28 October 2026 / 3 sourcesWeipa 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 campaign to severe wet-season weather that moved additional sediment into the shipping channels.
28 October 2026 / 4 sourcesCanvey 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 material-handling plan will have to accommodate sediment that AGA classifies as non-hazardous but unsuitable for inert landfill.
28 October 2026 / 6 sourcesChittenden: 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.
27 October 2026 / 5 sourcesNairn 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 part of the harbour car park, with heavy plant passing between the car park and beach.
27 October 2026 / 3 sourcesBlack 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.
26 October 2026 / 5 sourcesDuqm'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.
23 October 2026 / 5 sourcesNew 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.
23 October 2026 / 5 sourcesGenoa's Breakwater: Scheduling the Work Between Foundation and Opening
Genoa reached 1670 metres of breakwater in October. Its next placement depends on matching released foundations, completed caissons and marine windows, while two funding years shape the payment forecast.
22 October 2026 / 5 sourcesOcean 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.
21 October 2026 / 10 sourcesEbeye'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.
21 October 2026 / 7 sourcesThe 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.
15 October 2026 / 6 sourcesWhen 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.
15 October 2026 / 4 sourcesThe 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.
15 October 2026 / 1 sourcesFrom 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.
15 October 2026 / 1 sourcesThe 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.
15 October 2026 / 2 sourcesPlant 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.
15 October 2026 / 1 sourcesA 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.
15 October 2026 / 1 sourcesAn 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.
15 October 2026 / 8 sourcesThe 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.
15 October 2026 / 7 sourcesThree 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.
15 October 2026 / 1 sourcesRamsgate 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 engineering account places silt removal under a separate water-injection contract.
8 September 2026 / 3 sourcesPortsmouth Water plans two maintenance partners across 35 service reservoirs
Portsmouth Water's proposed maintenance framework covers approximately 35 concrete service reservoirs and a 135 ML raw-water reservoir. Two partners would share routine and emergency work, with larger repairs allocated through mini-competition. The history checked on 31 October still contains only the 13 October planning release, which expected a formal notice on 30 October.
31 October 2026 / 5 sourcesWelsh Water opens DCWW2115 participation round for reservoir maintenance
Welsh Water's DCWW2115 conditions-of-participation deadline passed on 2 November 2026 at 23:59 UTC. Its proposed two-supplier framework covers cleaning, disinfection, inspection and minor refurbishment across approximately 828 potable-water tanks, with structural, embankment, hydraulic-performance and capacity changes excluded.
3 November 2026 / 4 sourcesMermaid 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 on 25 September 2026 at 13:00 UTC+01:00, with an award and actual repair progress still unconfirmed.
14 October 2026 / 4 sourcesFort 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, mass-concrete fill and beach reinstatement. The recorded PCS Postbox submission deadline of 17:00 GMT on 4 November 2026 has passed; the advertised duration is 28 working days.
4 November 2026 / 3 sourcesGermany 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 clarification information and market feedback. The later UK12 notice supersedes the earlier tender dates.
14 October 2026 / 6 sourcesStella 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 coordination and completion records.
7 September 2026 / 5 sourcesPort 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 terminal completion has been established.
6 September 2026 / 5 sourcesLammebrug ties in-water foundations to a separate control-cable crossing
Boskalis separates the replacement Lammebrug basement, support piles, bank sheets and underwater operating-cable crossing into different workfronts. Planned passage restrictions are not evidence of completed foundations or bridge commissioning.
5 September 2026 / 4 sourcesIJsselmeerdijk starts on the lake side, with conventional dike work to follow
The Boskalis and Van Oord combination has begun IJsselmeerdijk realization with lake-side foreshore works, according to Zuiderzeeland. Its announced scope separates approximately 12 km of foreshore protection from 5 km of conventional reinforcement.
4 September 2026 / 4 sourcesWheeler'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 approximately 31 October, making vessel-specific dates and passing arrangements important.
3 September 2026 / 4 sourcesUSACE 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 different 2027 work windows and hopper requirements, with the formal solicitation expected around 23 October.
8 October 2026 / 3 sourcesSines 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 terminal can handle current volumes and that a construction competition is not planned in the near term.
2 September 2026 / 3 sourcesAgate 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 three municipalities and a separate Ventnor vehicle ramp, within the island's coastal storm risk management programme.
1 September 2026 / 3 sourcesAbsecon'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.
1 September 2026 / 5 sourcesSines' 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 overlap, but their environmental consultations close on different days: 9 September for the quay and 17 September for the breakwater.
24 August 2026 / 5 sourcesPrincess Elisabeth's 23rd caisson closes the ring, not the grid programme
TM EDISON has installed the final caisson at Princess Elisabeth Island, completing the 23-element protective perimeter in the Belgian North Sea. Jan De Nul's 20 August account advances the project beyond January's yard-completion milestone. The change opens the next marine-construction phase; it does not mean the island is ready to export electricity.
20 August 2026 / 4 sourcesHammond 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 the PASSPort drawings, specifications, executed contract, notice to proceed, lower-tier chain, construction progress or close-out. That divide matters because older official requests for dredging and marina upgrades describe community needs, not the awarded work breakdown.
12 August 2026 / 4 sourcesSkinners 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 and excavation, a pile-in-place reinforced-concrete copewall and an approximately 65.93-metre rehabilitated wall. Kildare Construction later received the CAD 1,099,800 award, but the public record located does not explain the scope difference or confirm close-out.
12 August 2026 / 4 sourcesJurien 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 maintenance dredging was complete, but construction procurement remained ahead. The proposed spur groyne targets seagrass wrack entering the harbour; the reported 80% diversion is a modelling result, not measured performance of a built structure.
17 August 2026 / 4 sourcesBristol'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 windows in late July and on 10-17 August with a floating pipeline and Bullo call sign. Both are absent from the current October listing. A post-term instruction, actual production and accepted quantities and depths remain unconfirmed.
14 October 2026 / 7 sourcesParadip'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 mirror puts 685 acres, a full peripheral bund, pumping and return-water pipelines, booster pumps, and both TSHD and CSD mobilisation inside the procurement.
16 August 2026 / 4 sourcesHague 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 records construction ongoing, while accepted depth, final quantity and completion remain unpublished.
16 August 2026 / 7 sourcesThree Kustlijnzorg contracts move from award to a mixed execution pipeline
Rijkswaterstaat's three signed Kustlijnzorg contracts total EUR 50.599 million and final design documents indicate 14.705 million m3 in situ across 13 nourishment work packages at nine coastal locations. Boskalis has an owner-announced Den Helder execution window; Van der Lee and Van den Herik hold the other signed contracts, while most vessels, lower tiers and accepted production remain undisclosed.
7 August 2026 / 6 sourcesRijkswaterstaat 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 sinker-pipe removal from 20 July, while vessel identity, measured production and acceptance remain unpublished.
7 August 2026 / 4 sourcesVan 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, while the first site, assigned dredger, borrow area and physical start remain undisclosed.
7 August 2026 / 4 sourcesRijkswaterstaat 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, while TenderNed records only Van den Herik as the signed contractor for the wider 31205037 package family.
7 August 2026 / 4 sourcesTumaco 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 member chain, but the contract has no public start date, invoice or payment and the COP 999.999 million independent-supervision process remains unawarded. The evidence supports award, not mobilisation or dredging progress.
6 August 2026 / 6 sourcesBarranquilla'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 current end date. The selected consortium is legally split 70% Caribbean Region Water Conservancy Engineering SAS, 20% Panamerican Dredging and 10% CFD Ingenieria SAS. Cormagdalena documented active dredging and 80.7% execution at 31 March; accepted quantities, completion and final cost remain unpublished.
6 August 2026 / 6 sourcesTownsville 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 procurement. Pile quantities, fender specifications, assigned plant, lower tiers, mobilisation and acceptance remain unpublished.
6 August 2026 / 4 sourcesCentreville 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 after 11 amendments, while Public Accounts publishes different fiscal snapshots. None of the cited records supplies the physical and commercial close-out evidence needed to call the harbour work complete.
16 August 2026 / 4 sourcesCheticamp'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 disposal, breakwater raising and repair, upland grading, floating docks, strongarms, gangways, concrete works and electrical reinstatement. Its published contract window ended on 31 March 2023; federal public records supply no accepted quantities, commissioning certificate, owner handover or final account.
9 August 2026 / 5 sourcesPugwash'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 existing berm, floating docks, strongarms, gangways, a concrete retaining wall and berm reinstatement. The amended four-month term ended on 29 March 2024, while accepted quantities, commissioning and a completion certificate remain unpublished.
6 August 2026 / 4 sourcesHarbour 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 pier, local dredging to -3.0 metres, retaining works and water and electrical reinstatement. The official pages confirm the 1 April 2022 award but do not establish a reliable delivery end date or accepted completion.
6 August 2026 / 4 sourcesPetit-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 harbour basin, builds a new Berlin-wall marginal wharf, reinstates electrical services and manages cofferdam and environmental controls. The eight-month contract ended on 4 July 2024, while accepted completion and final quantities remain unpublished.
6 August 2026 / 4 sourcesThree Atlantic Canada wharf awards expose the same close-out blind spot
Three federal awards place very different Atlantic fishing-harbour packages under named primes: Brian MacGillivary Construction at Pugwash, Bulldog Contracting at Harbour Grace and Landco Construction at Petit-Cap. Together they cover floating access, timber cribwork, Berlin-wall construction, dredging, concrete, armour stone and utilities. Their official procurement records are strong on award facts but weak on accepted quantities, lower tiers, final accounts and return to service.
6 August 2026 / 6 sourcesThree 2026 Atlantic Canada awards split wharf, dredging and breakwater markets
Three active 2026 CanadaBuys awards place CAD 12,360,523.57 of Atlantic harbour work under named primes: L Breau and Sons at Sainte-Marie-Sur-Mer, Les Entreprises P E C at Grande-Anse and Zutphen Contractors at Larrys River. The packages are not interchangeable. One joins a Berlin-wall wharf to a title-level new breakwater, one specifies barge-excavator and scow dredging with a containment cell, and one reconstructs a rubble-mound breakwater inside a core fishing harbour.
7 August 2026 / 5 sourcesL 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 wharf with a Berlin-wall structure, while the procurement title also includes a new breakwater whose dimensions and quantities remain unpublished.
7 August 2026 / 3 sourcesGrande-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 with containment-cell reconfiguration. Site work could begin from 6 July only after a bird survey, with a species-at-risk finding able to defer activity to mid-September.
7 August 2026 / 3 sourcesZutphen 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 includes delineating the construction zone from the operating facility, but published records give no breakwater dimensions, rock quantities, quarry source or first-placement date.
7 August 2026 / 3 sourcesPort 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 subcontractor, Lafarge Gonfreville supplies concrete, and I-SEA with HOZRO support turbidity monitoring. Nearly 800,000 m3 of foundation had been placed by 1 June; channel completion and operating release remain unconfirmed.
16 August 2026 / 7 sourcesDunkerque 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 treatment. The signed values and bidder counts are public, but the separate electrical lot, physical start and a EUR 1,889,401 difference between top-level and lot-level award values remain unresolved.
5 August 2026 / 5 sourcesAyguade'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 construction start, division of work, current geometry and relationship to the wider breakwater and port-safety concept are not.
5 August 2026 / 5 sourcesCap-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 CAD 5,094,275.75 wharf and shore-protection contract. The first term has expired and the second is awarded, but neither official record establishes physical completion.
5 August 2026 / 5 sourcesWoodman 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 Jetty 1. A Transport WA marine notice confirms Woodman Point operations from 27 July 2026, but the Fremantle project page has not published an equivalent dated mobilisation event.
16 August 2026 / 5 sourcesMaritime Constructions wins Elizabeth Quay's integrated platform package
Maritime Constructions holds the AUD 1,756,143 PROPTA25042 design-and-construct award for a new ferry platform and gangway at Elizabeth Quay. Tenders WA confirms five submissions and an integrated scope from engineering and fabrication through installation, testing, commissioning and warranty, while commencement, expiry and field mobilisation remain unpublished.
16 August 2026 / 6 sourcesDioro'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, while SENO BTP holds Lot 2 for the central bank section and quay rehabilitation. The signed total is USD 1,413,820.38, but the latest procurement plan supplies no actual amount or evidence of a usable quay.
16 August 2026 / 5 sourcesWoodman Point's AUD 17.34 million ceiling is not its released base scope
Advanteering Civil Engineers has completed detailed design and started early off-site construction for the new Woodman Point Ammo Jetty. The owner describes an initial AUD 11.67 million main-jetty and T-head award with provision up to AUD 17.3 million including landside works, while Tenders WA records an exact AUD 17,342,374 contract value.
5 August 2026 / 3 sourcesGoat 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 683,971.41 including GST and Clement Marine Constructions holds CAN-116428 at AUD 1,282,988.82 including GST. NPWS confirms that repair is underway, but neither notice explains how the physical scope is divided between the two contractors.
5 August 2026 / 4 sourcesFolkestone-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 scheduled a 100,000-tonne spring cycle, and its April disclosure names Chunnel against a GBP 120,000 purchase order. Completed tonnage, accepted beach profiles and current autumn work remain unconfirmed.
14 October 2026 / 5 sourcesDhalkut'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. That is a controlled commercial milestone, not evidence that the port was handed over, mobilised or opened. Marine procurement remains unresolved: a 2022 dredging and groyne tender was cancelled, recalled and later shown at financial opening without a named winner, value or completion record.
5 August 2026 / 6 sourcesRaysut 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, approximately 100,000 m3 of basin dredging, 70 m fixed quay, boat ramp, reclaimed land and internal infrastructure. The delivery graph is not. Gulf Testing Solutions names Archimedes as its client and marks the material-testing package completed; Renardet recruited for design review and construction supervision. The dredger, rock chain, quay supplier, surveyor and acceptance record remain absent.
4 August 2026 / 6 sourcesWorkington'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 subject to mini-competition; the 2026 call-off winner, vessel, quantity, disposal route and accepted depth remain unidentified.
4 August 2026 / 4 sourcesMubarak 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 confirmed; the executing subsidiary, detailed marine scope, subcontractors, mobilisation, construction quantities and completion schedule are not.
16 August 2026 / 6 sourcesOne 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 clear. The June 2026 implementation report says 44 of 45 project jetties were complete and names Metiabruze as still under implementation, then says all 45 were complete in its results table.
5 August 2026 / 5 sourcesWest Bengal's 21 jetty contracts leave Metiabruze acceptance unresolved
World Bank supplier data now identify every direct works award used to map West Bengal's 29 Phase I and 16 Phase II floating passenger jetties. The 21 contracts carry USD 24,836,527.26 in reported supplier commitments across eight contractor groups. Prime-contract identification is complete, while the latest implementation report still says both 44 and 45 locations are complete.
6 August 2026 / 6 sourcesTurku 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 until March 2027 because the terminal, passenger gangway, three boarding bridges, traffic systems, field circulation and operating interfaces must still converge. The nine-month interval separates marine-civil handover, system commissioning and first service.
5 August 2026 / 7 sourcesNEOM ammonia jetty enters commissioning with its marine chain exposed
NEOM's purpose-built liquid-ammonia export jetty has moved into a late execution and commissioning sequence. NGHC reports the integrated project above 90% complete, Air Products says energization-led commissioning has started, and ICS Technologies confirms VTS radar commissioning. Full berth acceptance and first ammonia transfer remain outstanding.
1 August 2026 / 6 sourcesMahout'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 earlier procurement trail. The successful contractor, consultant, marine quantities, contract duration and notice-to-proceed date have yet to be disclosed publicly.
1 August 2026 / 4 sourcesBoskalis 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 construction on the LNG jetty, shore protection and drainage network, with current evidence showing piles and prefabricated beams rather than a completed berth.
28 July 2026 / 6 sourcesACME 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 the delivered control package. An industry source identifies Masirah Marine as the most likely selected installation contractor. Masirah's Oman portfolio supports the attribution through relevant buoy, anchoring, pipeline, diving, survey and construction-barge experience, although no public ACME-, Bluewater- or Duqm-specific award confirms it. Bluewater's ACME release describes system delivery, while the company's wider literature records experience delivering and installing CBM systems. That leaves Masirah's main-contract or subcontract position unresolved. Masirah's fleet page lists twin-screw tugs rather than ASD units, and an Imodco/SBM Offshore study calls for two ASD tugs during Khareef connection operations. The tug provider remains an undisclosed part of the offshore spread.
13 August 2026 / 32 sourcesIsland 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.
16 August 2026 / 20 sourcesNewport 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; Dixon Marine Services' USD 717,850 bid was added after an apparent email-server issue. No contractor has been selected.
25 July 2026 / 5 sourcesCape 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 leaves the final reach split and quantities to the contract documents.
13 August 2026 / 3 sourcesContrecœur 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 driven, a dredger mobilised or a baseline survey. DP World was also still working toward the terminal construction and operating agreement in its September 2025 announcement.
13 August 2026 / 7 sourcesNigg 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 production-to-vessel route for large cable systems, Ro-Ro access and additional deep-water operating capacity.
21 July 2026 / 5 sourcesProject Crane finances works at MICT, MCT and South Luzon Container Terminal
Project Crane is a corporate finance layer over three different delivery programmes: MICT's Berth 8 and future electric ship-to-shore cranes, MCT's additional 300 metres of wharf and localized dredging, and Bauan/SLCT's quay, dredging, backfilling, yard, equipment, and resettlement works.
16 July 2026 / 11 sourcesWACA's six country programmes are approaching close-out at different speeds
WACA ResIP 1 is nearing its final phase across six West African countries. Its lagoon, shoreline, quay, dike, drainage and community packages run under different contracts and timetables, while Senegal is seeking a later closing date. A single regional completion figure would mask the sites still controlling delivery.
16 July 2026 / 6 sourcesWhere 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.
20 July 2026 / 11 sourcesTaweelah 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.
19 July 2026 / 9 sourcesSix 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.
15 October 2026 / 19 sourcesHormuz 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.
21 July 2026 / 8 sourcesHow 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.
18 July 2026 / 11 sourcesFor coastal revetments, the quarry is part of the job
Ebeye, Goree and West Point all depend on armourstone, but their routes from quarry approval to accepted shoreline protection sit at very different stages.
17 July 2026 / 7 sourcesSADDN first-water delivery to Radomiro Tomic evidence
The file reviewed through 15 July 2026 establishes Codelco's BOOT authorization, Aguas Horizonte's developer role and Techint's EPC mandate. It defines the submarine system, auxiliary pier, coastal sump, trench blasting, intake and brine-return pipes, coastal energization, intake-tower installation, high-head conveyance, reservoir and independent commissioning assurance. Techint's 23 June account confirms first water at Radomiro Tomic during hydraulic tests and progressive validation. Still absent are accepted continuous flow, representative water-quality results, intake availability, brine-dispersion monitoring, power and pumping reliability, service to the other two mining divisions, final completion and commercial-operation certification.
15 July 2026 / 9 sourcesSADDN 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 Radomiro Tomic. The complete route is connected, while accepted 840 l/s service, marine reliability and supply to all three divisions remain unverified.
15 July 2026 / 14 sourcesRas Mohaisen sources give 2028, Q4 2029 and 2030 production milestones
Ras Mohaisen has a dated chain from project-agreement signing through EPC award, financial close and ACWA's under-construction classification, but Sharakat's 2028 partial-production and 2030 full-production sequence, ACWA's Q4 2029 PCOD and Lantania's 2025-2029 execution period are not the same milestone. The 3-kilometre offshore scope still needs evidence from marine design through first water and sustained production.
15 July 2026 / 6 sourcesBanana'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 described rapid modernisation of the Banana-Boma-Matadi-Kinshasa corridor as necessary. The designed quay, depth, yard and capacity still require dated evidence from marine acceptance through terminal commissioning and repeat commercial service.
16 August 2026 / 6 sourcesNdayane's completed dredging shifts risk to quay and terminal integration
DP World reports Ndayane's major dredging works complete 13 months ahead of schedule: a 5-kilometre channel dredged to 20 metres, a 600-metre turning basin and an 875-metre berth pocket. More than 95% of the material was rock and the hardest cited formations exceeded 100 MPa, yet the work was completed without blasting. The critical path now runs through dredging acceptance, reclaimed-ground release, quay and terminal delivery, harbour services and operating trials ahead of the 2028 target.
16 August 2026 / 12 sourcesFrom 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.
15 July 2026 / 11 sourcesNador West Med moves from marine completion into port opening preparations
Morocco reports Nador West Med's 5.4 kilometres of breakwaters and 4 kilometres of quays complete and targets an operational launch in Q4 2026. Current authority notices cover an access-control building and maritime-zone gantry, a main access building, and external quality control for building works. Recruitment is also active for port-flow, port-officer, and IT roles. The port is therefore past its main marine works but still assembling the access, control, systems, and staffing needed for service.
15 August 2026 / 9 sourcesDredging Prices and the Cost of Completing a Campaign
New Haven puts separate prices on seasonal plant moves and rock removal. Mumbai links a material-value deduction to net payment and requires completed locations before receipt. Lulea changed the shipping design after over-budget bids. Three detailed cases explain how those decisions alter the cost and funding of a dredging campaign.
23 October 2026 / 11 sourcesLifecycle concession or seasonal capital works: two 2026 dredging awards compared
Argentina’s Vía Navegable Troncal and Sweden’s Malmporten both require major dredging capability, but they buy fundamentally different outcomes. One is a 25-year navigation-service concession. The other is a time-bounded capital works programme that reached contract only after preparatory works, an over-budget tender and fairway redesign.
15 July 2026 / 11 sourcesArgentina signs 25-year VNT concession ahead of August dredger mobilisation
Argentina has signed the 25-year Vía Navegable Troncal concession and formalized a control council with bimonthly public oversight of navigation, completed works, maintenance, investment and traffic. Commercial and organizational handover is evidenced; August dredger mobilisation, reach-level depths, 1,150 navigation aids, hydrometric systems and repeat service performance are still needed to judge physical delivery.
16 August 2026 / 13 sourcesLuleå'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 exceeded budget, the fairway design was optimized, and Boskalis-Van Oord now holds the roughly 14-million-m³ remaining-works package.
15 July 2026 / 9 sourcesPort 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 Datum route, up to 800,000 cubic metres, SG7C offshore placement and a planned September start; it also shows federal sea-dumping application SD2026-4091 as received, not granted in the reviewed register.
15 July 2026 / 10 sourcesCleveland's 2026 dredging award has two production clocks and one constrained sediment system
Cleveland's 9 April USD 11.7 million DMYLES award defines approximately 250,000 cubic yards and two planned 2026 windows, but the current evidence stops at award. Delivery depends on proving each campaign and its material route while the Port extends SPMF capacity, USACE evaluates short-term alternatives, and CHEERS remains in design and permitting.
16 July 2026 / 10 sourcesWestport's current awards cover advice and restoration ahead of capital dredging
Westport has appointed advisers across 14 disciplines and opened an RFP for seagrass-restoration trials, creating a live pre-construction market. The dredging, reclamation, breakwater, quay and terminal packages are not ready to bid. The Environmental Review Document, final quantities, material routes, investment decision and construction packages are still outstanding.
12 August 2026 / 14 sourcesBoskalis wins £9.2m Navy dredging contract for Plymouth and Portsmouth
The Ministry of Defence has awarded Boskalis Westminster a £9.2 million Navy Future Dredging Contract, initially focused on Plymouth and Portsmouth. The notice does not identify the first berth or channel, dredging quantities, required depths, material routes or mobilisation dates.
16 August 2026 / 4 sourcesAqaba 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 Terminal and Mut'ah floating berth, install silica-focused cargo systems, finance the programme, and carry the assets through a 20-year operating and handback cycle.
21 July 2026 / 5 sourcesAntwerp'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, marine-loading, carrier and storage gates. Fluxys c-grid's 2026 plan ties the terminal connection to signed contracts and technical-economic justification and references a mid-2029 operational horizon in its current planning language.
15 July 2026 / 10 sourcesAqaba-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 HDPE installation with about 20,000 m3 of indicative excavation, including 11,500 m3 requiring onshore disposal.
24 October 2026 / 10 sourcesOne dredging contract, three material routes across Tunisia's strategic ports
OMMP moved the three-port works from a second single-lot open tender into a signed DEME contract, then opened a separate supervision and technical-assistance procurement. The result is one award but not one repeatable work front: containment, reclamation, offshore disposal, and shore pumping create three different production systems for the same TSHD campaign.
11 August 2026 / 8 sourcesBEFIRM defines three São Tomé landing-site scopes before works award
BEFIRM is no longer only a grant headline. AfDB records signed financing and site-level safeguards for Neves, Porto Alegre and Chimalô. Porto Alegre includes a replacement quay and about 1,940 m³ of foundation dredging, Neves has a 4.0-metre operating-depth basis, and Chimalô carries cold-chain and logistics works. Design-supervision and works awards are not disclosed.
1 August 2026 / 9 sourcesTaweelah 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 tie-ins, permits, surveys and commissioning in BOP management. Those role descriptions still do not identify a seawater intake, discharge route, pipeline, dredging, cofferdam or marine-civil package.
12 August 2026 / 10 sourcesMadagascar's US$102.24m marine component spans ports, canal works and fisheries facilities
Final World Bank documents allocate US$102.24 million to Madagascar's port and waterway component: US$30 million for Majunga, US$32 million for Tulear and US$29.94 million for 200 kilometres of the Pangalanes Canal. The first procurement plan records a US$28 million Majunga works package pending implementation and a US$6.36 million canal maintenance and dredging-fleet package under review; active main Tulear and canal-dredging works packages are absent from that revision.
15 July 2026 / 10 sourcesKhalifa Port is moving EGA from Capesize access to a Newcastlemax berth system
EGA's dedicated Khalifa Port berth already received fully laden Capesize vessels after approach-channel works entered service in June 2019. AD Ports Group and EGA now confirm an AED 84 million Newcastlemax upgrade for August 2028. Two current China Harbour Engineering Company staff profiles independently identify the matching EPC and active live-berth refurbishment, while the owner releases still do not name the contractor.
15 August 2026 / 9 sourcesKinoya'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 three shortlisted eligible applicants. The estimated US$104.85 million Kinoya upgrade combines 36 MLD treatment capacity, five years of operations and reuse of the existing 2.4 km Laucala Bay outfall.
14 October 2026 / 8 sourcesDredge 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 award, but removed quantity, option exercise, completion survey and accepted depth remain open.
16 August 2026 / 10 sourcesRamayapatnam's 52.95% port progress predates its new dredging package
India reported Ramayapatnam Phase I at 52.95% whole-port progress on 4 April 2025 and still listed it under construction in February 2026. DEME's 16 June 2026 capital-deepening award is a separate later package, so neither that percentage nor the award proves dredging production, reclaimed-ground acceptance, or an operational 15.5-metre port.
16 July 2026 / 12 sourcesTartous 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 harbour cranes on 29 June 2026. Whether that visible mobilisation produces verified dredging, depth, quay readiness, commissioning and operating-capacity gains remains open.
16 July 2026 / 5 sourcesPanama 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 support. Earlier cutter-suction and backhoe-dredger awards show a durable owner-fleet strategy, while the current TSHD remains pre-tender and uncommitted.
16 July 2026 / 5 sourcesFehmarnbelt'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 not published a new installed-length total, accepted protection quantity, mature series rate or replacement opening date.
16 August 2026 / 7 sourcesVadhvan breakwater award confirmed at INR 53.01 billion excluding GST
Afcons disclosed receipt of VPPL's Letter of Award on 9 June 2026 for Vadhvan's 10.14 km breakwater. Its exchange filing states INR 5301 crore, equivalent to INR 53.01 billion, excluding GST. The separate approximately 200-hectare nearshore EPC package is also awarded. Offshore HAM dredging, reclamation and protection-bund work retain their own procurement and payment record.
22 October 2026 / 13 sourcesBujumbura Port has three delivery tracks, and only the JICA package is handed over
Bujumbura Port cannot be read as a single completion percentage. The active AfDB/EU Phase I package covers the protective dike, dredging, quays, marine dock, roads, and equipment; a separate JICA package was handed over in October 2024; and a UNDP/EU engineering study presented in March 2026 defines a further climate-resilience planning track.
16 July 2026 / 9 sourcesMumbai 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 procurement outcome remains unverified. Each campaign carries a 24-week completion period and a 45-day nominated-TSHD requirement.
15 October 2026 / 11 sourcesParanaguá 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 target. Baseline bathymetry and the first concession-period dredging will establish how progress is measured.
16 July 2026 / 8 sourcesWest 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, completed met-ocean data collection and a July 2027 implementation window. The coastal works contractor, executed contract value, notice to proceed and mobilisation are not disclosed.
16 July 2026 / 5 sourcesBuffalo Harbor splits its 2026 dredging between disposal and a future wetland
Buffalo Harbor's 2026 maintenance package will mechanically remove approximately 190,000 cubic yards from deep-draft federal channels. The planned routing sends about 110,000 cubic yards to CDF #4 and about 80,000 cubic yards to Shipping Slip 3, whose containment breakwater was completed in 2024. Slip 3 placement is the second phase of a 285,000-cubic-yard programme expected to continue through 2028; habitat formation follows after the required fill level is reached.
16 August 2026 / 5 sourcesProgreso'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 the project record.
3 November 2026 / 9 sourcesUSACE 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 award covers 425 feet of East Arrowhead and another 307 feet of Outer West, with a third funded phase planned to start in 2027.
16 August 2026 / 5 sourcesThe 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.
11 August 2026 / 16 sourcesFirst 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.
15 August 2026 / 12 sourcesHow 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.
15 July 2026 / 12 sourcesFive 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.
15 October 2026 / 28 sourcesGlobal Marine Utility Interface Monitor: July 2026
Twenty-one projects track where utility delivery meets the coast across Africa, the Americas, Asia Pacific, Europe, island states and the Middle East. Casablanca now adds an owner-issued final-capacity marine basis within its first phase, while the monitor keeps design scope separate from installation and acceptance evidence.
14 October 2026 / 83 sourcesMarine Investment in MENA: From Committed Capital to Working Assets
Duqm cargo results test the next equipment commitment. Aqaba's October marine redesign changes dredging, pipe installation and work release. Jubail's original contract ledger separates options, scope reductions and zero-dollar access events. Three case files connect capital decisions to working assets.
24 October 2026 / 12 sourcesCoastal Protection: Funding the Work That Completes the Defence
Six coastal projects show how scarce material, revised scope and funding dates change the cost of completing a functioning defence. This review traces Ebeye's protection line, Gorée's displaced landscaping budget, Ocean City's repair account, Genoa's caisson queue, Vadhvan's breakwater award and West Point's permitted footprint.
22 October 2026 / 13 sourcesDredging Contracts: Where the Payment Account Breaks
Cochin's discounted award became a dispute over maintained depths, withheld bills and the scope of a final settlement. This investigation reconstructs the recorded cash release and retention account, then examines contractual standby and a cross-port fleet transfer to identify the decisions that change dredging payment outcomes.
21 October 2026 / 9 sourcesGopalpur 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 must compare sites and define intake and outfall conditions, while commercial advisers must test user commitments, tariffs, ramp-up and government support.
18 July 2026 / 6 sourcesGreat 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 and supports USACE's USD 1.9 million narrative, while leaving the same release's USD 4.5 million bullet unsupported.
10 August 2026 / 6 sourcesBaltimore 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 facility.
18 July 2026 / 7 sourcesArdersier 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 at GBP 20 million and targeted a four-month dredging window from Q2 2028.
15 October 2026 / 4 sourcesSaudi 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 metres per day of planned capacity, with intake and outfall facilities assigned to the future project companies.
18 July 2026 / 8 sourcesTerraMarine is preferred for Roberts Bank, with the target-price agreement still ahead
Vancouver Fraser Port Authority has chosen TerraMarine for the next stage of Roberts Bank Terminal 2's landmass and wharf package. The team now works through design, logistics, cost and schedule with the authority, First Nations and regulators. A target-price design-build agreement comes later, after the initial work and financial close. Canada's live dashboard separately records the Fisheries Act authorization as in progress, with 0 of 1 permits completed and no decision date.
10 August 2026 / 5 sourcesDublin 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 Wills Bros lists 232 tubular piles, 57 combi-wall piles and 145 CFA piles across the package.
18 July 2026 / 6 sourcesKamarajar 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 areas. Bids closed on 16 March; the reviewed official notice does not identify an award.
3 August 2026 / 3 sourcesKamarajar 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 170,000 DWT.
3 August 2026 / 6 sourcesMSC 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 notice to proceed, start date or project-site mobilisation from the operator, owner or EPC team.
10 August 2026 / 6 sourcesAiwo 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 over; the current project page still carries a broader unfinished-work list.
3 August 2026 / 7 sourcesHoniara 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 repeats an older three-outfall basis with a 900-1,000 m by 357 mm NRH line and a 500 m by 312 mm Soap line. No public tender reconciles the two versions.
3 August 2026 / 7 sourcesRosarito 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 the opening date and replaces the earlier 21 and 24 July programme dates.
18 July 2026 / 5 sourcesTwo 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 MIGD production capacity.
18 July 2026 / 7 sourcesBoskalis 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 15 October. MMO's application for about 5.5 million m3 across SCT 5 and the main and Nab channels shows Submitted / (In progress) / [On Hold].
15 October 2026 / 8 sourcesPort 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 pipeline will carry the sediment to the Killaloe Dredged Material Management Facility while water quality is monitored.
19 July 2026 / 4 sourcesRichmond 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 due 14 August 2026.
3 August 2026 / 5 sourcesGreat 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 the base and all options. The USD 600,000 difference exactly matches sixteen coordination-zone delay days in the bid schedule.
23 October 2026 / 7 sourcesNew 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. The work order is worth INR 3.150425 billion excluding GST; the tug is due within 24 months of the 30 June 2026 award.
3 August 2026 / 6 sourcesSantos signs for 16 metres while the 17-metre model stays in consultation
Santos has signed a five-year channel-deepening contract with Jan De Nul, but the port's access programme is not one package. Existing 15-metre maintenance, DTA's rock removal, Jan De Nul's 16-metre dredging scope and a proposed 25-year concession all sit on different contracts and evidence tracks.
3 August 2026 / 7 sourcesBay 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 separate packages once the tender strategy is fixed.
19 July 2026 / 5 sourcesKingston Pier appoints revetment contractor while dredging stays in tender
Land and Marine Ocean Engineering has the revetment package. A separate tender covers about 4,700 m3 of channel dredging, pier repairs, strengthening and a navigation aid, with award and mobilisation still to be confirmed.
24 July 2026 / 6 sourcesDonjon 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 and Posillico Civil USD 68.498 million.
19 July 2026 / 5 sourcesNewark 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 bid deadline has passed; SAM lists the opportunity as inactive and carries the bid abstract.
15 October 2026 / 4 sourcesItajaí-Mirim plan widens the channel and adds two flood-control gates
Santa Catarina's P508221 programme defines widening and deepening of the rectified Itajaí-Mirim channel, desilting part of the old river and two flood-control gates. P508221 is Active and Board Approved in the World Bank portfolio; the April 2026 procurement plan omits the main river works package.
19 July 2026 / 6 sourcesPatimban 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; Package 6 had barely started its reported access-channel dredging measure and still had substantial reclamation and deck work open.
19 July 2026 / 7 sourcesCan Gio selects VIMC, Saigon Port and TiL for a 7.5 km berth programme
Ho Chi Minh City has approved Vietnam Maritime Corporation, Saigon Port and Terminal Investment Limited Holding as the investor for Can Gio International Transshipment Port. The plan covers about 571 hectares and 7.5 kilometres of main berths, with two to four berths in the initial stage and capacity for container ships up to 250,000 DWT.
20 July 2026 / 6 sourcesDamietta 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 cranes and two operational rail lanes. The 3.3 million TEU figure remains the terminal's capacity after the final construction phase, not measured throughput.
20 July 2026 / 7 sourcesRuwais 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 notice shows that phased dredging had entered 24-hour execution, with two offshore disposal sites, environmental buoys and a silt curtain. The disclosed trail ends before final hydrographic acceptance and marine handover.
20 July 2026 / 6 sourcesCotonou 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 unfinished construction but do not supply a current finish date. CHEC's marine scope includes a 350-metre breakwater extension and an 891-metre revetment protected by ACCROPODE II units.
21 July 2026 / 6 sourcesPIDG 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 clears a route to financial close. A close date, civil EPC, dock builder, notice to proceed and first marine work have yet to be announced.
20 July 2026 / 9 sourcesGhubrah 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 much of the intake and outfall network has been installed or accepted.
20 July 2026 / 7 sourcesFujairah 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 outfall at the Port of Fujairah.
20 July 2026 / 4 sourcesZeevonk 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 and a filter layer for scour protection. The owner still has to disclose the port, vessel spread and offshore start.
11 August 2026 / 6 sourcesCuxhaven'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 campaign created a continuous waterside line along the site.
20 July 2026 / 5 sourcesNafanua Port has a USD 4.8m works contractor but no mobilisation record
China Jiangsu International is the signed contractor for Tonga's integrated Nafanua Port package at USD 4,803,074.31. The award covers entrance-breakwater repair and extension, a new small-boat berth and a new passenger terminal, while mobilisation and physical works remain unverified.
6 August 2026 / 7 sourcesGeraldton 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 approved Port Maximisation Project.
16 August 2026 / 7 sourcesToukley 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 would use the existing Norah Head ocean outfall through a short connection.
20 July 2026 / 6 sourcesBlyth'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 assessment, reclamation feasibility, preliminary design and market work before any main marine-construction package.
22 July 2026 / 5 sourcesNew 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 the vessel to enter service in late 2027.
23 July 2026 / 7 sourcesMus seawall enters post-bid evaluation with EPC award still unpublished
Andaman Lakshadweep Harbour Works closed its two-cover EPC recall for 450 metres of seawall and shore protection at Mus on 6 May 2026. The portal still lists evaluation without an AOC. Ministry records retain an INR 471.3 million sanctioned scheme, an INR 421.3 million 2026-27 provision and proposed NTCPWC design revalidation, while IIT Madras is listed separately for PMC services.
16 August 2026 / 9 sourcesChennai 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 from 30 December 2024 to 31 December 2027. It establishes the engineering gate, not a berth-construction award.
10 August 2026 / 3 sourcesKandla 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, back-up-yard and cost design. It does not award construction.
1 August 2026 / 5 sourcesKandla 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 to structural testing, repair or new-build options, DPR and DBR, EPC tender preparation and construction supervision.
1 August 2026 / 4 sourcesSagar 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 market-sounding close was extended to 18 June 2026, but no formal RFQ or capital-dredging award is public.
1 August 2026 / 4 sourcesMombasa DK1 foundation dredging precedes channel and jacket-quay delivery
KPA's December 2025 report confirms dredging at the DK1 quay and trestle foundations, offshore disposal by hopper barge and cargo-yard preparation. It records no activity that month in the turning basin, navigation channel or permanent port facilities. The package is active, but the public evidence does not support a completion percentage or accepted dredging quantity.
1 August 2026 / 4 sourcesSan Antonio clears the environmental gate before a six-way marine award
Puerto Exterior has moved from environmental review into the decisive commercial gate. Chile approved the project in May 2026, CAF signed an initial USD 50 million credit in June and six global bidders or consortia remain eligible for the USD 1.95 billion common-works package. No winner has been announced; the six-party competition, package interfaces and award sequence therefore remain the live commercial record.
1 August 2026 / 7 sourcesPointe-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 Noatum Ports quay as two facilities. Their concessionaires, contractors, quay lengths, equipment plans and delivery maturity are different.
1 August 2026 / 5 sourcesBerth 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, berth and yard scope. Malaysia Marine Department's January 2026 circular then listed the pontoons, crane barges, barge and tugs working on Package 1 and Package 2.
1 August 2026 / 4 sourcesCongo 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 programme while dredging, deck completion, land formation and electric-terminal integration continue toward the 2027 target.
1 August 2026 / 5 sourcesAD 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 worth USD 150 million, while ZPMC received USD 50 million for three STS and nine hybrid RTG cranes.
1 August 2026 / 4 sourcesLondon 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 quay package, while Gobion separately reports a GBP 52 million ten-module automated-yard contract running to March 2027.
1 August 2026 / 5 sourcesKneppeskjaer 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 approximately NOK 250 million design-build contract, with independent and contractor environmental-control roles split between Multiconsult and Norconsult.
1 August 2026 / 4 sourcesAberdeen 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 campaign and described how its own hydrographic team sets volumes and programme before using interim surveys to guide safe completion.
15 October 2026 / 6 sourcesThessaloniki 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 milestone makes the new quay visible but leaves the rest of the caisson sequence, navigation dredging, terminal works and acceptance open.
1 August 2026 / 5 sourcesBusan 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 Samho and HJ Shipbuilding & Construction hold distinct packages for six quay cranes and 34 transfer cranes.
1 August 2026 / 5 sourcesInis 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 resident-engineering staff, alongside PUNCH's scheme-design and Employer's Representative roles.
2 August 2026 / 6 sourcesHusøy 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 identifies Gerd Stensen on dredging.
2 August 2026 / 7 sourcesAktau 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 outside that financing: three-phase dredging is essential to vessel access but is being implemented separately by the port.
15 October 2026 / 6 sourcesDublin 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 as the framework maximum, while Murphy now says it delivered 21 call-offs during 2025.
2 August 2026 / 6 sourcesCabo Verde's two-port programme exposes two consortia and four value layers
Project P-CV-DD0-005 is not one undifferentiated port contract. Porto Ingles was delivered by a 37/33/30 consortium led by Teixeira Duarte, while Palmeira's later landside package went to GRINER / Armando Cunha Cabo Verde and its supervision to COSULGAL / TECNICA.
2 August 2026 / 6 sourcesKillybegs 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 Ground Engineering and Ocean Crest Marine for 24 tubular piles, while the electrical and handover chain remains unnamed.
2 August 2026 / 6 sourcesHöfn 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 hydrographic profile and final account.
2 August 2026 / 5 sourcesSaint-Malo's visible demolition still leaves four contract ledgers apart
The old Ro-Ro ramp is gone and one lock-guide structure is under demolition, but the public numbers describe four different layers: Lot 2, the whole terminal programme, the first 2025 dredging campaign and the wider environmental authorisation.
2 August 2026 / 7 sourcesMarsaxlokk 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 unpublished.
2 August 2026 / 7 sourcesGalati 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 and eight TED notices. The chain still stops before final marine acceptance.
2 August 2026 / 6 sourcesMo 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 and 156 piles installed, while the Langneset quay remains in its finishing phase ahead of planned autumn 2026 handover and opening.
2 August 2026 / 6 sourcesSaba 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 stopped the activity and changed the excavation method so fines would be filtered on land.
2 August 2026 / 6 sourcesPoti 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 Completed status. TRACECA records a rehabilitated berth for 1,000-TEU feeder vessels. Yet the public chain stops before the works contractor, as-built dredging ledger, acceptance certificate and final account.
2 August 2026 / 6 sourcesOne 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 electric rail cranes. The two marine packages have already diverged: Casablanca has a 230-metre partial operating release within a 530-metre programme, while Jorf Lasfar has execution-design and contractor-chain evidence but no public completion or acceptance record.
2 August 2026 / 6 sourcesCasablanca'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 open balance includes roughly 300 metres of frontage, the remaining structural sequence, completion of about 185,000 cubic metres of dredging and full-package survey and acceptance.
2 August 2026 / 4 sourcesTectone 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 later published the execution design for two block-quay extensions, a mooring dolphin and access bridge, naming its client as 'SOAMEGC SUD'. That printed name strongly points to marine contractor SOMAGEC SUD, but the Marsa Maroc award is still needed to confirm the legal entity and prime-contract role.
16 August 2026 / 5 sourcesGdynia'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.
2 August 2026 / 5 sourcesGdynia'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 consortium with 50%, while Roverpol and Rover Maritime each hold 25%. The next intelligence gap is below that legal consortium: detailed design, survey, seabed preparation, dredging, caisson production, towage, material supply, navigation systems and testing remain unattributed in published project records.
2 August 2026 / 5 sourcesPloce 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. Integrated trial operation started in March 2019. Regular service began with the Orient Cavalier call in February 2021. The delivery chain also separates the Port Authority's CYES-Viadukt civil contract from Luka Ploce's concessionaire-funded CNBM handling system.
2 August 2026 / 8 sourcesNormandy 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 across seven ports and four prime award chains. TED confirms the contracts and EUR 6.876 million aggregate winning-tender value; the port authority's own deliberation supplies the quantity bands. Neither source proves that those maxima have been ordered or dredged.
2 August 2026 / 4 sourcesFrioul 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 client, legal winners and contract value after five bids. Mobilisation, internal workshare, quarry and marine-logistics suppliers, placed quantities and accepted progress remain unpublished.
2 August 2026 / 5 sourcesGranville'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 nine-month programme. The planned end-May 2026 acceptance date has passed, however, and the current official record still lacks an actual completion or acceptance notice, measured repair quantities, defects status and final account.
7 August 2026 / 4 sourcesHunan'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 programme must therefore be read as three component ledgers and a separate financing ledger, not as one bank-funded construction contract.
2 August 2026 / 6 sourcesBoskalis 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 2026 to 29 March 2030. The two-stage NEC4 Option C contract uses X22 Early Contractor Involvement, with design and consents preceding a separate Stage 2 construction decision.
15 October 2026 / 8 sourcesDuqm 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 settlement, December 2020 completion and USD 292.95 million of actual total project cost.
3 August 2026 / 5 sourcesFour Kenya fish landing contracts expose a USD 6.51m coastal delivery chain
World Bank contract data identifies four distinct KEMFSED works awards signed on 11 June 2024: Toddy Civil Engineering at Kipini, Gesken Enterprises at Mokowe, Procost Ideas at Kilifi Central and Pristim Supply at Kidongo. Their committed supplier values total USD 6,508,635.72.
3 August 2026 / 7 sourcesKipini 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, confirming a physical launch without establishing installed quantities or completion.
3 August 2026 / 4 sourcesMokowe'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 existing jetty, yet no package-specific mobilisation or completion milestone is public.
3 August 2026 / 4 sourcesKilifi'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 works advancing without publishing a Kilifi-specific percentage or completion milestone.
3 August 2026 / 4 sourcesKidongo'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 and retaining works, but no current percentage, completion or operating handover is public.
3 August 2026 / 4 sourcesBangladesh'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. The final implementation-completion report records the achieved output as three fish landing stations and two fish markets, with the other five sites unable to start because of land-tenure disputes.
3 August 2026 / 5 sourcesLesotho 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 construction-supervision consultant. A March 2026 restructuring paper recorded 65% physical completion after flood damage to the temporary river diversion and cofferdam. The LLWDP dashboard now displays 85%, but its date is malformed and a 23% treatment-works subtask appears on the same page.
3 August 2026 / 6 sourcesLondon 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 2026 to 30 December 2027 period. Both compiled awards retain pending status and scheduled signature milestones; an actual signed-contract object and C2526 mobilisation, plant and production records remain unconfirmed.
14 October 2026 / 6 sourcesCascade Pier's AUD 183k emergency award is not the AUD 10m apron upgrade
AusTender records an AUD 183,041 emergency-remediation contract at Cascade Pier, awarded to GP Services Garry George Parsons. The separate AUD 10 million apron project later entered detailed design with Consult Marine, while the June 2026 draft ports strategy kept construction in a future staged pathway. Shared site, dates and policy context do not make the emergency contractor or design consultant the apron construction contractor.
3 August 2026 / 7 sourcesElizabeth 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 procurement uses a two-stage NEC4 Option C route: Stage One develops detailed design, construction planning and pricing criteria, while Stage Two is the later delivery decision. Ports of Jersey's 2025 annual report places the work in final design and planning-condition discharge, with construction planned from autumn 2026.
4 August 2026 / 7 sourcesSt. 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 with reinforced-concrete deck. The stated period ended on 14 April 2026. That date is now a closeout question: Fisheries and Oceans Canada has not published completion, final acceptance, reopening or the final account in the sources reviewed.
4 August 2026 / 4 sourcesYorkeys 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 delivered the integrated workfront and reports approximately 20,000 m3 of dredging. Queensland gives AUD 22.4 million as the total project cost; its TMR contract disclosure lists AUD 18,739,439 for Hall contract CN-15409. Those figures describe the programme and prime contract respectively.
4 August 2026 / 4 sourcesDar 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 Salaam's berths 1-7 and RoRo berth. A July 2025 World Bank report said installation works were ongoing. The June 2026 programme target has now passed, while public sources still lack energisation, integrated load testing, acceptance, defects commencement and confirmation of the proposed Ilala Substation connection.
5 August 2026 / 7 sourcesDar es Salaam's operational depth now sits beside a USD 15.7m repair contract
Dar es Salaam Port's original channel and berth civil packages were reported complete by September 2024, and TPA now publishes 15.5 m CD for the entrance channel and turning basin and 14.5 m CD for berths 1-7. That operating baseline does not close a separate USD 15,700,411.02 direct-selection contract signed with CHEC on 2 July 2025 to repair concrete damages at the RoRo terminal and berths 1-7. The repair method, quantities, subcontractors, completion and acceptance remain unconfirmed.
6 August 2026 / 6 sourcesDana 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. USAspending reports USD 4,889,212.38 for a period ending 8 January 2027. The award is commercially firm, but notice to proceed, dredging mobilisation, armour delivery, actual placed quantities and acceptance remain absent from the public evidence reviewed.
4 August 2026 / 5 sourcesPearl 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 2026 and identifies two subawards: USD 746,755.50 to Healy Tibbitts Builders for a project charter agreement and USD 124,112 to Marine Fenders International for an Ocean Guard mooring buoy. These records expose part of the delivery chain, but not field installation or acceptance.
5 August 2026 / 6 sourcesBraek'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 dike. The tender required service by 31 May 2025, while public project records publish no physical completion or acceptance milestone. A 2018 predecessor award shows the same contractor installed a 1.5 km line intended to support annual nourishment of 0.5 million to 2 million m3.
5 August 2026 / 6 sourcesHarwich 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 correction; its GBP 100 million estimate remains historical.
14 October 2026 / 11 sourcesCastletownbere lands 45% below estimate but leaves the delivery chain blank
DAFM's small craft harbour competition drew three tenders and produced a EUR 1.2498795 million Sorensen award, EUR 1.0251205 million below the estimate. The result sharpens the commercial baseline but still discloses no lower-tier piling, marine plant, civil or utilities contractor.
5 August 2026 / 5 sourcesMopti 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 visible activity, but not an accepted navigation route. The latest procurement plan still records only a signed contract, leaving post-dredge bathymetry, final quantities, sediment destination, commercial closeout and operating release unverified.
5 August 2026 / 6 sourcesWarrawong'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 targets completion by year end. The public record still does not provide the installed rip-rap quantity, habitat-feature acceptance, final value, practical completion or reopening evidence needed to close the project.
5 August 2026 / 4 sourcesMoss 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 contract period ended on 23 January 2026. The public chain still stops before final dredged quantity, accepted jetty repairs, practical completion and certified final value.
5 August 2026 / 7 sourcesSantoña 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 sophisticated staged repair of an ageing piled quay. The viable setting-out act, first work section, lower-tier contractors, monthly certified quantities and acceptance remain unpublished.
5 August 2026 / 5 sourcesCCECC 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 establishes the prime EPC relationship and procurement identity. Notice to proceed, site possession, approved design programme, supervision appointment, mobilised marine plant and first physical works remain unpublished.
5 August 2026 / 4 sourcesKalundu 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 prerequisites on 4 June 2026. Contractors remobilized from 15 June, with Kalundu limited to site installation and ground preparation before effective rehabilitation works. The steering committee recorded progressive resumption on 24 June. The procurement plan's 2 July completion entry is therefore a stale baseline, not evidence that a completed package merely awaits closeout.
15 August 2026 / 7 sourcesNanumaga 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 target completion dates for the two islands. Public evidence reviewed does not establish approved design, mobilisation, current field progress or an island-level value split after signature.
5 August 2026 / 4 sourcesFive 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. The procurement plan carries a 24 May 2026 planned completion and still marks the package Signed. No cited source provides buoy counts, component specifications, installation records, tests or location-level acceptance.
5 August 2026 / 3 sourcesCallao 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 Nul's post-dredging environmental report based on January monitoring. That is strong physical-execution evidence, but the public chain still lacks final measured quantities, accepted bathymetry, owner completion and final account.
5 August 2026 / 4 sourcesNacala'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 treatment, pumping and elevated-storage construction sites in September 2025. The World Bank's completion report says two Nacala contracts remained incomplete at project closing and were expected to finish with Netherlands financing in April 2026. No cited package completion or acceptance followed that forecast date.
16 August 2026 / 5 sourcesLibertad dredging is reported complete without published package closeout
Rayman Builders signed the USD 1.071 million Libertad Outfall dredging contract on 6 October 2023. The Philippines Commission on Audit identifies the same package as DPWH contract 22Z00033, records a PHP 60.833 million contract cost and lists PHP 60.665 million in construction in progress at 31 December 2024. A November-December 2025 World Bank mission reports that all eight DPWH dredging contracts were completed. That supports completed contract status for the group that includes Libertad, but it does not publish this package's measured volume, sediment destination, as-built geometry, hydraulic clearance or DPWH acceptance.
16 August 2026 / 5 sourcesPreah Sihanouk's inspectorate jetty has an award, not a mobilisation record
Taing Cheng Oing Construction & Import Export signed SCMFP FiA/CW-03 on 9 March 2026. The approved design defines a 2,226.71 m2 reinforced-concrete boat-mooring and landing platform, 3.5-4.0 m wide, within the existing Preah Sihanouk fisheries inspectorate. ADB reports a financed amount of 472,336.05 but not its currency or the full contract value, and no cited source proves mobilisation.
5 August 2026 / 4 sourcesBoulogne-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 through purchase orders at unit prices. No cited record fixes the first 2026 campaign, ordered volume, dredger, sediment route or accepted output.
5 August 2026 / 5 sourcesSugar 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 December 2025 still called the works Pending Implementation and planned a January 2026 signature, while the API reports a September 2025 signature and April 2026 no-objection. Field mobilisation and completion remain unconfirmed by a dated official record.
6 August 2026 / 4 sourcesSalcombe'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 meeting minutes record subsequent receipt of the post-dredge survey. The signed value is GBP 101,600 excluding VAT; accepted levels, final account and supplier payment remain unconfirmed.
3 November 2026 / 8 sourcesMenzel 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 marine package, including a 493 m breakwater and 5,400 m3 of planned dredging. Yet the public delivery chain stops short of technical works: July 2025 reporting described site-facility locations and pending administration, and parliament still described the project as delayed in February 2026.
9 August 2026 / 5 sourcesNewell 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 from AUD 2,560,154 to AUD 2,603,835 after a disclosed variation; RECS held a separate AUD 44,000 inspection contract; and completion reporting used an AUD 3.5 million whole-facility figure. None is a public final account.
6 August 2026 / 6 sourcesPoona'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 while upgrade works continued. The contract disclosure rose from AUD 2,041,001 to AUD 2,448,002, but the variation scope and final account remain unpublished.
6 August 2026 / 8 sourcesBurry 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 excluding-VAT works have a 13 July to 31 October period. Anthony D. Bates Partnership's GBP 48,848 excluding-VAT advice contract runs from 4 December 2025 to 25 November 2026 and considers mechanical and water-injection dredging over a 5-10-year maintenance horizon. Physical works and accepted advisory deliverables remain unconfirmed.
14 October 2026 / 7 sourcesGrenada signs two Soubise coastal-protection lots while Marquis remains unawarded
Grenada now has two signed Soubise coastal-protection contracts worth USD 5,747,307.91 in aggregate. General Earth Movers-UEM Inc. holds Lot 1 South and Construction and Industrial Equipment holds Lot 2 North. The safeguards design still shows a separate Marquis Lot 3, for which no current award record was found.
7 August 2026 / 6 sourcesWest 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 schedule are public; current fabrication, installation teams, lower-tier suppliers and site acceptance are not.
7 August 2026 / 6 sourcesMerolyn 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 are public; the July 2026 tender-derived delivery milestone has passed without unit-level commissioning evidence.
7 August 2026 / 5 sourcesRas 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 terminated, while HOG-JV's original project-management team was re-engaged for the continuation design.
7 August 2026 / 8 sourcesColombo 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. A later owner document describes the future 2.5-kilometre breakwater and 70-hectare reclamation envelope while explicitly making project launch conditional on financing.
7 August 2026 / 4 sourcesTDG 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 419-day duration, but publishes no start date or named subcontractor. Its 48.67% and EUR 6.073 million subcontract fields do not reconcile exactly to the award or reported tender-base denominators.
7 August 2026 / 6 sourcesLangstone 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 million including VAT; the council describes a separate GBP 23.6 million overall programme. Coastal Partners' August update retains an April 2027 main start and an intended shorter programme under refinement. Signed terms, final consent documents, approved programme and defence acceptance remain outstanding.
14 October 2026 / 8 sourcesAtlantic 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 marginal-wharf package. Dexter Construction holds Meteghan's floating-dock and pipe-pile replacement. Connors Diving holds Meteghan's separate Wharf 403 concrete-repair and FRP pile-jacket package. The exact sum defines current award scale, while the three contracts retain different methods, terms, work fronts and acceptance records.
8 August 2026 / 6 sourcesGlace 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 structural system from mainly timber cribs to a steel H-pile-supported marginal wharf. The federal contract page fixes the prime, amount and 2 June 2026 to 31 March 2027 period; DFO's earlier navigation filing fixes the Renwick Brook worksite. Neither source establishes site possession, first demolition or first pile.
8 August 2026 / 3 sourcesMeteghan 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 associated pipe piles, except the middle set replaced in 2018. Connors Diving holds CAD 1,265,518.56 contract 4500109325 through 31 March 2027 for Wharf 403 concrete removal, repairs and FRP pile jackets. Shared geography does not create a prime-subcontract relationship or a common acceptance record.
8 August 2026 / 4 sourcesDunkirk 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 EUR 5.0 million excluding-VAT limits. Mechanical consultation 26EOO003 moved from 14 to 28 September under correction 26-85236; its eight-year non-renewable term has no minimum and a EUR 3.2 million excluding-VAT ceiling. The latest buyer-profile results remain unverified.
15 October 2026 / 10 sourcesDunkirk 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 six-year term, with a EUR 1.5 million excluding-VAT minimum and EUR 5.0 million ceiling. The latest buyer-profile result, holder and first call-off remain unverified.
15 October 2026 / 4 sourcesDunkirk 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 unverified. Consultation 26EOO003 retains its published eight-year non-renewable single-provider structure, no minimum and EUR 3.2 million excluding-VAT ceiling.
15 October 2026 / 7 sourcesCape 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 station with screening and degritting at Bellville Wastewater Treatment Works. The January 2026 capital budget lists ZAR 879.34 million as total project or programme cost, while the live tender publishes no contract estimate or awardee. Bids close at 10:00 local time on 2 November 2026.
8 August 2026 / 5 sourcesLiwa'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 3.5 m and channel dredging to 5 m. SeaWorks lists a five-month 2015 dredging-and-reclamation role, Masirah Marine names Galfar as its 2017 quay-wall client, and CORE-LOC data defines the two breakwater reaches.
8 August 2026 / 6 sourcesLiwa 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. The recall supersedes the earlier status snapshot as the latest published procurement event, while the awardee, value, dredge prism, depth, sediment route, mobilisation and acceptance remain undisclosed.
8 August 2026 / 4 sourcesLiwa'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 expected an April 2024 award. The Ministry of Finance retained Liwa in the 2024 PPP pipeline, and Oman News Agency later included it among five fisheries opportunities intended for the Tatweer platform. A preferred bidder, signed concession, financing and handover remain undisclosed.
8 August 2026 / 5 sourcesLiwa'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 reference. The asset was operating by 2023. A 2023 maintenance-dredging tender was recalled after the original procedure reached financial evaluation, while the 30-year PPP remained in Oman's 2024 pipeline without a disclosed developer award.
8 August 2026 / 8 sourcesCap 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 site and stated a 16-month execution period. Physical percentage, structural completion, cold-chain installation, acceptance and commissioning remain unconfirmed.
8 August 2026 / 4 sourcesFass 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 lists a separate USD 318,150 replacement relocation-site package as awaiting execution. Main-site possession, notice to proceed and physical mobilisation remain unconfirmed.
8 August 2026 / 4 sourcesOuakam'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 plant and related storage and user assets. It proposes a temporary lightweight facility and mini-market arrangements so fish handling can continue during works. No controlled source confirms that temporary setup, site handover or mobilisation.
8 August 2026 / 4 sourcesSenegal'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 million. Only Cap Skirring has a controlled official field-start signal. Fass Boye remains tied to a separate relocation package, and Ouakam requires temporary operations at a live export-approved landing site.
8 August 2026 / 6 sourcesApollo 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 design places a new gravity-block wall seaward of the existing structure. The record still lacks an award date, site-possession evidence, first physical operation, installed quantities, named lower tiers and acceptance.
8 August 2026 / 4 sourcesMolo 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 intended to restore the remaining sheet-pile perimeter, complete the quay and prepare the rear area for further fill and port use. Contract conclusion is verified; mobilisation, lower tiers and installed work are not.
16 August 2026 / 4 sourcesMaassluis 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 owner's current page plans physical work from 5 October 2026 to 21 July 2028. The award is confirmed; mobilisation is not.
8 August 2026 / 5 sourcesSwansea 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. Fabrication, installation, commissioning and owner acceptance remain unconfirmed at Morfa Quay and New Cut Road.
14 October 2026 / 8 sourcesNASS 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 prime-contractor award is confirmed; the BHD 1,298,908 difference, contract date, detailed scope, lower tiers and physical execution are not.
8 August 2026 / 5 sourcesJubail 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 USD 400,172,871.91. The all-options value is USD 503,225,000.91 and the current contract period ends on 8 March 2027.
24 October 2026 / 9 sourcesFremantle-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 amounts net to minus AUD 1,117,808, exactly reconciling the original and revised estimates; actual expenditure is another AUD 16,122 lower. The owner separately described Fremantle Jetty 3 as an AUD 4.6 million project and Hillarys as an AUD 10 million project.
8 August 2026 / 7 sourcesFremantle 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 and new-pile installation photographed in October 2022. Its design-and-construct award sits inside DOT409421RFT, a common contract covering both Fremantle and Hillarys.
8 August 2026 / 5 sourcesHillarys 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 serve 115 pens. The annual report also publishes major installed quantities, Western Australian manufacturing outcomes and an 84% metropolitan-WA spend share.
8 August 2026 / 5 sourcesLos Angeles Berths 49-51 discloses USD 20.467m across six lower-tier lines
The Port of Los Angeles bid attachment names five subcontractors worth USD 13,385,192 and one steel-pile supplier worth USD 7,081,937 for Berths 49-51. The six external-party lines total USD 20,467,129, or 33.39% of Shimmick's USD 61,290,400 bid. Axia Electric holds the largest subcontract line at USD 8,292,107, but official Shimmick and SEC records identify Axia as a wholly owned subsidiary rather than an independent external specialist.
8 August 2026 / 5 sourcesPort-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 Port-Vendres. A Department presentation dated 24 March 2026 places Quai Dezoums electrification under works in progress. Neither record allocates project-specific packages among the four parties or confirms energisation, vessel connection, acceptance or completion.
16 August 2026 / 6 sourcesIgoumenitsa 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. HEDNO confirms two 3 MVA systems and one 0.5 MVA system under an 18-month design-to-commissioning package. The award identifies the chain but not each party's workshare, while the 18-month contract window extends beyond the published 31 December 2026 ALFION-INFRA programme end date.
16 August 2026 / 6 sourcesMiengo 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 unverified.
9 August 2026 / 5 sourcesTarifa 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 than a proven vessel shore-power system.
9 August 2026 / 5 sourcesGuam 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 construction contractor or dredging mobilisation.
9 August 2026 / 6 sourcesFox 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 package has a different supplier or open supplier gate, scope and evidence clock.
9 August 2026 / 6 sourcesFox 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 concrete, shoreline reinstatement, parking, a jib crane, lighting and an electrical shed, while procurement and delivery parties remain open.
9 August 2026 / 4 sourcesNOC'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 13 August to 12 September 2025. Mobilisation, repair quantities, handback, acceptance and final payment remain unconfirmed in public sources.
14 October 2026 / 4 sourcesRingvaart 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 and 21,500 cubic metres to a local grassland depot.
9 August 2026 / 4 sourcesTinian's USD 12.6m design chain names 13 lower tiers, not a construction prime
MDPAC JV's Tinian seaport task order now carries USD 12.616 million in obligations and 13 reported specialist subawards worth USD 4.055 million. The records expose a deep design and investigation chain across geotechnical work, modelling, surveys, UXO, environment, engineering, cost, schedule and local support, but they do not identify a construction prime.
9 August 2026 / 5 sourcesBurry 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. Solent Marine is the confirmed supplier, while float quantity, installation responsibility and accepted replacement work remain unpublished.
14 October 2026 / 5 sourcesNalanda 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 and technical schedule are public, while unit-level delivery and acceptance remain unpublished.
9 August 2026 / 4 sourcesCleghorn 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 final locations, unit delivery and acceptance remain unresolved.
9 August 2026 / 4 sourcesTwo 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 supplier amounts total USD 2.303 million, while physical delivery and lower tiers remain unverified.
9 August 2026 / 6 sourcesFelixstowe 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, manufacture, shipment, erection, commissioning and final acceptance remain unconfirmed.
14 October 2026 / 6 sourcesMount 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 records with distinct evidence.
16 August 2026 / 7 sourcesLower 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 does not prove contract closeout, accepted quantities or final depth.
16 August 2026 / 6 sourcesLe 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 taxes, with recorded dates from 10 September to 31 December. The package includes containment-cell operations, dewatering, environmental controls and site restoration alongside harbour dredging and material management.
15 October 2026 / 8 sourcesManangareza'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 SARL and Cabinet d'Architecture A&C hold separate design and supervision appointments. Owner materials define one works lot and a passenger-goods operating concept, but they do not confirm notice to proceed, mobilisation, completed quantities or acceptance.
16 August 2026 / 5 sourcesToledo's two-year dredging contract starts with a 750,000-cubic-yard task order
USACE has converted Toledo Harbor's recurring maintenance need into a two-year, USD 11.1 million single-award contract with Ryba Marine Construction. The issued 2026 task order is USD 5.3 million for approximately 750,000 cubic yards along the Maumee River federal channel. Work is planned from September through December, while the separate USD 5.8 million 2027 task order remains expected rather than issued.
16 August 2026 / 3 sourcesBapco extends a five-year wharf-repair contract without exposing the work orders
Bahrain Tender Board's May 2021 report names Bahrain Maintenance and Diving Services on tender T17600(65), a BHD 2,489,690 five-year time contract for mechanical services across wharf structures and pipeline repair programmes. Its May 2026 report records a separate BHD 340,000 extension under the same tender and with the same contractor, without publishing duration, call-offs, asset locations or current progress.
16 August 2026 / 5 sourcesDundee 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 resolves the earlier 12-month versus 36-month title mismatch and supplies 10 August 2026 as the award date. Contract signature, executed dates, mobilisation and quantities remain unpublished.
15 August 2026 / 5 sourcesEl Marco award names the consortium while formalisation remains unpublished
ACUAES's 4 August award notice identifies a 50%-30%-20% Aquambiente-COPASA-PESA consortium for the new El Marco wastewater treatment plant at EUR 61,784,295.49 excluding VAT. The 43-month procurement programme splits one month of integrated management planning, 30 months of works and 12 months of start-up, but the notice still describes future contract formalisation. MITECO's current design fixes the engineering opportunity at 181,500 population equivalent and 33,000 m3/day average flow, with five-stage Bardenpho treatment, tertiary microfiltration and disinfection, reclaimed-water storage and 1.997 MW of photovoltaic generation.
15 August 2026 / 5 sourcesTorrent's zero-value contract change does not resolve the DANA workfront
CHJ fixes the Torrent contract's setting-out check on 18 September 2023 and the start of its 30-month execution clock on 19 September 2023. Its 2025 ledger then records EUR 997,242.85 certified against modification 1 and EUR 854,404.65 against emergency lot 1, while PLACSP's 10 August 2026 modification record adds zero euros and zero months. These facts can coexist: annual certification shows recorded expenditure, not a price increase, and the post-DANA flood-defence and setback works remain a separate package interface.
16 August 2026 / 7 sourcesApia'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 100-metre breakwater works to mid-July 2027, followed by a one-year defects period. Sections 1 and 2 had June 2026 close-out and handover expectations, but no later signed acceptance certificate was published.
16 August 2026 / 5 sourcesLock 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 two years, but it did not perform the reported field installation. St. Paul and Rock Island District maintenance and repair crews completed that work over four July closure days with Rock Island's 500-ton heavy-lift crane The Quad Cities.
16 August 2026 / 3 sourcesDurban'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 kg rock. Neither source confirms contract signature, notice to proceed, installed quantities or completion.
16 August 2026 / 3 sourcesPier 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 record also sets a 10% contingency and a 365-day planned duration, but no cited official source confirms notice to proceed, installed quantities, completion or acceptance.
12 August 2026 / 4 sourcesSnapper 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 areas and access constraints. The official project map resolves the location of both workfronts. Installed quantities, completion, acceptance and final account remain unconfirmed.
13 August 2026 / 3 sourcesBellingham's USD 22.47m marine contract exposes a 30-company downstream chain
American Construction's USD 22,472,328.83 award covers contaminated-sediment dredging, a new heavy-lift wharf, terminal repairs and utilities at Bellingham Shipping Terminal. Washington L&I identifies 30 unique downstream companies through 37 intent filings and 35 affidavit filings, but the statutory chain is not a substitute for executed-scope, quantity or acceptance evidence.
12 August 2026 / 8 sourcesWinterton 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 contract completed in 2023-24 and report CAD 2,399,651 spent to date. The exact 1.15 ratio is consistent with HST treatment; the values describe one contract, not two funding streams.
13 August 2026 / 6 sourcesWesleyville-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 Accounts mark the contract completed at CAD 393,285, but do not close the physical asset or supply-chain record.
13 August 2026 / 6 sourcesEdmonds Phase II award covers marina electrification and site preparation
The formal contract title includes North Portwalk and Seawall Reconstruction, but the awarded Phase II package does not perform the main seawall rebuild. TRICO's package prepares the site and electrical backbone; the Port assigns steel-pile reinforcement, boardwalk replacement and the wider public-realm buildout to Phase III.
12 August 2026 / 5 sourcesPort 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 contracted and expenditure to date and mark the contract completed in 2022-23.
13 August 2026 / 6 sourcesVeseli marina opens while its modification record exposes brownfield risk
Veseli nad Moravou's phase-one marina expansion is operating with 66 spaces after IDS delivered fixed quay edges, floating fingers, bank protection, access and utility systems. Official modification notices show how buried structures, timber piles, weak foundations, unsuitable soil, sediment and a damaged pipe changed delivery.
12 August 2026 / 6 sourcesSouth 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 ended on 27 March 2026, but no cited federal record closes the physical asset, subcontract or final-account chain.
13 August 2026 / 3 sourcesMalaga 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 masonry cavities across 81.25 m2 of face and an estimated 116.25 m3 of structural concrete. The repair method requires divers to clean and sound the voids, anchor reinforcement into retained masonry, seal bespoke formwork and pump each cavity from the bottom while controlling cement loss.
15 October 2026 / 5 sourcesSandusky splits 109,000 cubic yards between nearshore and open-lake placement
USACE scheduled Morrish-Wallace Construction's USD 628,000 Sandusky Harbor maintenance campaign to start on 6 October. Approximately 109,000 cubic yards are planned from the Moseley and Straight channels, with 100,000 cubic yards routed to nearshore nourishment and 9,000 cubic yards to a designated open-lake site. The announced start and 1 November completion target remain distinct from verified field progress.
6 October 2026 / 4 sourcesDuwamish 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, with continuous clamshell work no sooner than 1 December and material routed to the Elliott Bay open-water site. Contract formation is confirmed; mobilisation and field output remain unreported.
6 October 2026 / 5 sourcesTheodore 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 and current channel conditions.
30 October 2026 / 3 sourcesPotter 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 concentrated production period.
30 October 2026 / 3 sourcesHumber 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 toward a summer 2027 business case.
3 November 2026 / 4 sourcesSubiaco's AUD 105 Million Design Phase Carries a Regional Investment Test
Subiaco's initial AUD 105 million funds design, engineering and site preparation. Infrastructure WA's assessment puts the preferred plant at 90 ML/day and ties a large share of its economic benefits to deferring other wastewater and ocean-outlet investment.
3 November 2026 / 4 sourcesProgreso 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.
3 November 2026 / 6 sourcesRach La's 55-Metre Channel Plan Carries a Shoreline Handover Condition
An October 2026 plan for Rach La canal in Tay Ninh specifies a 55-metre-wide navigation channel, 148,619 cubic metres of planned dredging and 705 metres of bank protection. It makes compensation and cleared-land handover part of the construction sequence.
3 November 2026 / 5 sourcesGulfport'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 cost to the Mississippi State Port Authority. It also estimates an additional General Navigation Features payment at $50.8 million, before eligible credits. Paragraph 9(d) places that additional payment after construction, with interest, over a period of up to 30 years. A sponsor's funding forecast therefore needs a construction contribution and a separate post-completion repayment schedule. Annual federal operation, maintenance, repair, replacement and rehabilitation (OMRR&R) is estimated at $17 million, including anticipated maintenance dredging. [1]
4 November 2026 / 4 sourcesMelaka 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 52/2026, dated 12 October, identifies four boundary points and names anchor-handling tugs JETTA 35 and JETTA 37 and barges JETTA 39 and LIGHT SABER. It advises other vessels to keep clear of the work area and navigate cautiously nearby. [1]
4 November 2026 / 4 sourcesWest Point links gate maintenance to reservoir drawdown and dam-road closure
USACE's 2026 plan for maintenance and painting of West Point Dam spillway gates 1 and 2 combines reservoir drawdown with closure of Resource Management Drive across the dam. The 14 September notice scheduled work and road closure from 21 September, with maintenance expected to finish in mid-January 2027. Its reservoir target was 625 ft by 1 October; the notice leaves the elevation datum unspecified. The dam's technical sheet uses NGVD29. [1][2]
4 November 2026 / 5 sourcesLagos 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 through parking reallocation. Falomo faces a tighter site with likely additional land requirements; Ebute Ojo, Liverpool, Oworonshoki and Baiyeku also require additional land in that assessment. EIB's June 2025 appraisal describes 25 jetties and stations, 12 charging and electricity-generation locations and two terminals equipped for daily or light maintenance. Each civil workfront needs enough shore space to make its waterfront usable. [2][3]
4 November 2026 / 4 sourcesCho 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, drainage and local roads, with rated technical and non-price factors weighted at 50% and the financial bid at 50% [1]. The 13 August procurement table places Cho Lach 2 Bridge and its access roads in a separate A3 package [2]. The canal programme therefore interfaces with the separately planned A3 bridge and access-road works.
5 November 2026 / 4 sourcesChickamauga: 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]
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Last checked 19 October 2026 / 5 sourcesGermany Beck flood-alleviation works procurement
Participation: Cancelled / Checked / Notice and deadline
Inland flood-alleviation and pumping infrastructure / Procurement terminated on 30 September 2026 by notice 092372-2026; a replacement process and the wider scheme's future remain unconfirmed
Last checked 14 October 2026 / 6 sourcesFort George North Glacis sea-wall underpinning
Participation: Submissions closed / Checked / Notice and deadline
Submission deadline:
Coastal infrastructure / Recorded tender deadline passed on 4 November 2026 at 17:00 GMT; advertised duration 28 working days
Last checked 15 October 2026 / 4 sourcesRamsgate Royal Harbour mechanical dredging term service
Participation: Awarded / Checked / Notice and deadline
Dredging / Buyer names Exmouth Marine in award notice; executed signature, campaign commencement and acceptance remain unconfirmed
Last checked 14 October 2026 / 5 sourcesTauranga Stella Passage phased marine development
Participation: Not assessed
Marine infrastructure / Conditional approval issued; three appeals and two judicial-review applications reported
Last checked 30 October 2026 / 8 sourcesLammebrug in-water replacement and operating-cable interface
Participation: Not assessed
Marine infrastructure / Contractor reports basement concrete placement and announces further foundation/cable works; final acceptance and commissioning unconfirmed
Last checked 5 September 2026 / 4 sourcesIJsselmeerdijk foreshore and conventional dike reinforcement
Participation: Not assessed
Coastal infrastructure / Owner reports realization has begun with the lake-side foreshore; conventional dike work planned from early 2027, quantities and acceptance unconfirmed
Last checked 4 September 2026 / 4 sourcesMississippi River and Southwest Pass September hopper work programme
Participation: Not assessed
Dredging / Wheeler and Glenn Edwards operations scheduled from approximately 4 September with different end dates; actual vessel mobilisation and accepted output unconfirmed
Last checked 3 September 2026 / 4 sourcesGulf three-port hopper maintenance procurement for 2027
Participation: Not assessed
Dredging / Consolidated unrestricted procurement planned; formal solicitation expected around 23 October 2026, no award announced
Last checked 8 October 2026 / 4 sourcesAbsecon Island outfall repair and Ventnor vehicle-ramp works
Participation: Not assessed
Marine utilities / Agate named for outfall repair or extension and vehicle-ramp works; notice to proceed and mobilisation not confirmed
Last checked 1 September 2026 / 5 sourcesSines quay and north-west breakwater design interface
Participation: Not assessed
Ports and coastal protection / Design and environmental assessment; APS makes new-quay construction conditional on industrial demand and rules out a near-term works tender
Last checked 2 September 2026 / 6 sourcesJurien Bay Boat Harbour entrance reconfiguration
Participation: Not assessed
Ports and coastal protection / April maintenance dredging complete; 170m northern breakwater extension in detailed design, with construction tender to follow
Last checked 17 August 2026 / 4 sourcesPrincess Elisabeth Island caisson perimeter and reclamation
Participation: Not assessed
Offshore energy / TM EDISON reports all 23 caissons installed offshore; sand reclamation and electrical delivery remain separate subsequent stages
Last checked 20 August 2026 / 4 sourcesHammond Cove Marina reconstruction
Participation: Not assessed
Marinas, pontoons and berthing infrastructure / New York City's 22 January 2026 award notice names Empire Construction and Property Management Group at USD 4,583,648 for X310-117M; the city hazard plan identifies bulkhead, dock and electrical reconstruction, but no cited record establishes contract signing, notice to proceed, mobilisation or completion
Last checked 15 August 2026 / 7 sourcesSkinners Pond wharf 401 copewall rehabilitation
Participation: Not assessed
Fishing harbour wharf, dredging and shore protection / Kildare Construction Ltd. received CAD 1.10 million contract 4500013345 on 23 December 2021 for structure 401; the 15 June 2022 target date is published, but completion and owner acceptance remain unverified
Last checked 12 August 2026 / 5 sourcesBristol Floating Harbour 2026 maintenance dredging
Participation: Awarded / Checked / Notice and deadline
Maintenance dredging, floating-harbour navigation and marina access / Bullo holds the signed GBP 392,500 excluding-VAT contract; July and August navigation windows are historical, with the post-term instruction and accepted output unconfirmed
Last checked 14 October 2026 / 9 sourcesParadip IDCO industrial-estate dredging and reclamation
Participation: Not assessed
Dredging / Corrigendum-9 extends bid submission and opening to 18 August 2026; no bidder, evaluation result or award is disclosed
Last checked 10 August 2026 / 4 sourcesU.S. Merchant Marine Academy Hague Basin maintenance dredging
Participation: Not assessed
Dredging and waterways / Breakwater Marine under USD 12,984,450 contract; USACE programme page records construction ongoing after the May-July marine-operations window
Last checked 10 August 2026 / 7 sourcesTumaco port access-channel deepening, Phase I
Participation: Not assessed
Capital dredging and navigation-channel deepening / SECOP II records contract GN2862-2026 signed with Consorcio Puerto Tumaco II for COP 26.826 billion and eight months, but the public ledger has no start date, invoicing or payment and the separate supervision procurement remains unawarded
Last checked 6 August 2026 / 9 sourcesBarranquilla access-channel maintenance dredging
Participation: Not assessed
Navigation channel maintenance dredging / SECOP II shows contract 0-525-2024 modified to COP 241.685 billion and 31 December 2026 after a 365-day extension; Cormagdalena reported 80.7% execution at 31 March before the later ledger update, while completion and acceptance remain unconfirmed
Last checked 6 August 2026 / 7 sourcesKustlijnzorg Walcheren beach nourishment (31205036)
Participation: Not assessed
Beach and foreshore nourishment / Fa. Gebr. Van der Lee signed the EUR 8.199 million contract on 31 March 2026; the contract is live through 2027, while no public evidence of physical mobilisation, vessel assignment or accepted production was identified by the 7 August 2026 review
Last checked 7 August 2026 / 5 sourcesKustlijnzorg South Holland nourishment (31205037)
Participation: Not assessed
Beach and foreshore nourishment / Van den Herik signed the EUR 16.302 million contract on 10 March 2026; Rijkswaterstaat schedules Maasvlakte 2 nourishment for September and names Van den Herik with Van der Kamp there, while mobilisation and the parties' commercial relationship remain unverified
Last checked 7 August 2026 / 4 sourcesTownsville MSQ Base wharf fender-pile replacement
Participation: Not assessed
Wharf maintenance, fender piles and marine asset renewal / Queensland TMR awarded MSQ26005 to Pacific Marine Group on 11 May 2026 for AUD 423,687; no public milestone establishes mobilisation, pile quantities, installation method, completion or acceptance
Last checked 6 August 2026 / 5 sourcesHooghly four-location floating passenger-jetties package
Participation: Not assessed
Inland-waterway floating jetties, gangways and passenger facilities / Two lots were signed on 16 August 2024 for Tamlipara, Chinsurah, Metiabruze and Pujali; the June 2026 World Bank ISR says Metiabruze remains under implementation but its results table says all 45 project jetties are complete
Last checked 5 August 2026 / 7 sourcesWest Bengal 45-jetty contract ledger
Participation: Not assessed
Inland-waterway floating jetties, gangways and passenger facilities / World Bank data identifies 21 direct works contracts across the 29-jetty Phase I and 16-jetty Phase II programme; the June 2026 ISR says 44 of 45 locations are complete with Metiabruze under implementation, while its results table says all 45 are complete
Last checked 6 August 2026 / 8 sourcesFerry Terminal Turku marine and landside works
Participation: Not assessed
Ferry-terminal piers, passenger bridges and port-yard renewal / Pier S1 was handed over on 15 June 2026 but will not enter service until March 2027; the joint terminal, passenger bridges and 11-hectare field works remain under construction, while Quay S2 is targeted for 2028
Last checked 5 August 2026 / 11 sourcesCastletownbere small craft harbour piling and utilities
Participation: Not assessed
Fishery harbour piling, civil works and marine utilities / TED published the EUR 1.2498795 million Sorensen award on 5 August 2026 and records contract conclusion on 22 June; no project-specific mobilisation, commencement or subcontractor notice has been published
Last checked 5 August 2026 / 6 sourcesCentreville small craft harbour wharf reconstruction
Participation: Not assessed
Fishing harbour wharf, dredging and shore protection / Kerr Limited's CAD 18.86 million contract reached its amended 31 December 2025 expiry after 11 amendments; no cited owner record confirms accepted completion, final dredged quantities or reopening
Last checked 16 August 2026 / 6 sourcesCheticamp Jobs Wharf floating-dock reconstruction
Participation: Not assessed
Fishing harbour wharf, dredging and shore protection / Superior Contracting's CAD 1.264 million contract ran from 14 October 2022 to 31 March 2023 for an integrated timber-wharf, dredging, breakwater, floating-dock and electrical package; the reviewed federal record does not publish accepted completion, measured quantities or final account
Last checked 9 August 2026 / 5 sourcesPugwash small craft harbour floating-dock works
Participation: Not assessed
Fishing harbour wharf, dredging and shore protection / Brian MacGillivary Construction's CAD 516,100 contract ran from 22 November 2023 to 29 March 2024; CanadaBuys confirms the award and amended term but publishes no accepted dredging quantity, dock handover or completion certificate
Last checked 6 August 2026 / 5 sourcesHarbour Grace small craft harbour wharf reconstruction
Participation: Not assessed
Fishing harbour wharf, dredging and shore protection / Bulldog Contracting received the CAD 7.05 million award on 1 April 2022 for timber-crib wharf, finger-pier, dredging and utility works; the reviewed federal record does not establish the delivery end date, accepted completion or final account
Last checked 6 August 2026 / 5 sourcesPetit-Cap structure 403 wharf reconstruction
Participation: Not assessed
Fishing harbour wharf, dredging and shore protection / Landco Construction's CAD 3.08 million contract ran from 2 November 2023 to 4 July 2024 for a Berlin-wall marginal wharf, harbour dredging and electrical reinstatement; CanadaBuys does not publish accepted completion or final quantities
Last checked 6 August 2026 / 4 sourcesSainte-Marie-Sur-Mer structure 401 wharf and breakwater works
Participation: Not assessed
Fishing harbour wharf, dredging and shore protection / L Breau and Sons Ltd holds active CAD 8.75 million contract CW2440554 through 24 August 2027 for structure 401 wharf reconstruction and a new breakwater; mobilisation, measured work and acceptance remain unconfirmed
Last checked 7 August 2026 / 4 sourcesGrande-Anse harbour-basin dredging and containment-cell works
Participation: Not assessed
Fishing harbour wharf, dredging and shore protection / Les Entreprises P E C inc holds active CAD 862,270 contract CW2452382 through 31 December 2026 for barge-excavator dredging and containment-cell reconfiguration; earliest site start was 6 July and field progress remains unverified
Last checked 7 August 2026 / 4 sourcesLarrys River small craft harbour breakwater reconstruction
Participation: Not assessed
Fishing harbour wharf, dredging and shore protection / Zutphen Contractors holds active CAD 2.75 million contract CW2455209 through 27 November 2026 for rubble-mound breakwater construction at Larrys River; award and scope are confirmed but mobilisation and physical progress are not
Last checked 7 August 2026 / 4 sourcesPort 2000 Chatiere protected river access
Participation: Not assessed
Ports and coastal protection / Terelian and SDI/DEME are constructing the 1,800 metre protection dike; HAROPA reported nearly 800,000 m3 of foundation material placed by 1 June 2026 after a 760,000 m3 weak-silt purge, while channel dredging, dike tie-ins, completion and operating release remain pending
Last checked 16 August 2026 / 11 sourcesPort de Plaisance du Grand Large marine works
Participation: Not assessed
Marinas, pontoons and berthing infrastructure / SPAD concluded three separate Grand Large marina works contracts on 30 June 2026 with Eiffage Travaux Maritimes et Fluviaux, Atlantic Marine and Ramery Travaux Publics; each lot carries a 24-month planned period, but no dated notice to proceed or field mobilisation has been located
Last checked 5 August 2026 / 7 sourcesPort de l'Ayguade du Levant Ro-Ro quay
Participation: Not assessed
Ro-Ro berth and island freight access / Métropole Toulon Provence Méditerranée concluded contract 98RL25 with Océlian and TP Spada at EUR 2,104,311.99 on 20 August 2025 after an earlier procedure ended without an award; no dated mobilisation or completion record has been located
Last checked 5 August 2026 / 8 sourcesCap-des-Caissie small craft harbour upgrade
Participation: Not assessed
Fishing harbour wharf, dredging and shore protection / Mskikue'j Enterprises holds the CAD 5.09 million wharf and shore-protection contract through March 2027; the separate 2025 dredging and containment-cell contract reached its stated expiry without a public completion or measured-quantity record
Last checked 5 August 2026 / 8 sourcesWoodman Point western boat ramp and Fremantle Jetty 1 renewals
Participation: Not assessed
Marinas, pontoons and berthing infrastructure / Jetty and Marine Constructions holds one design-and-construct contract covering the Woodman Point western boat ramp and Fremantle Fishing Boat Harbour Jetty 1; Woodman Point field works began under a 27 July 2026 closure, while a dated Fremantle mobilisation record has not been published
Last checked 5 August 2026 / 5 sourcesNew Woodman Point Ammo Jetty
Participation: Not assessed
Marine infrastructure / Advanteering Civil Engineers has completed detailed design and started early off-site construction under DOT413022; on-site work is planned from spring 2026 but no dated mobilisation evidence has been published
Last checked 5 August 2026 / 4 sourcesMe-Mel Goat Island Western Broadside Wharf repair
Participation: Not assessed
Port infrastructure / Western Broadside Wharf, adjacent seawall and access-pontoon repairs are underway under two NSW contracts through August and September 2026; the published notices name Polaris Marine Constructions and Clement Marine Constructions but do not disclose their exact package split
Last checked 5 August 2026 / 5 sourcesElizabeth Quay ferry platform and gangway additions
Participation: Not assessed
Urban ferry terminal, floating platform and passenger gangway / Maritime Constructions holds the AUD 1,756,143 fixed-price design-and-construct award; Tenders WA does not publish a start date, expiry date, mobilisation or completion milestone
Last checked 10 August 2026 / 6 sourcesDioro riverbank and port-quay rehabilitation
Participation: Not assessed
Inland river-port quay and bank rehabilitation / Two works lots under ML-UGP-PRTD-477915-CW-RFB were signed in December 2025; the April 2026 procurement plan marks the package under implementation, but no lot-specific mobilisation, progress, completion or acceptance record has been published
Last checked 10 August 2026 / 5 sourcesFolkestone to Hythe beach management works 2025-2030
Participation: Awarded / Checked / Notice and deadline
Shingle recycling, beach regrading and coastal flood defence / Chunnel holds the signed beach-management contract; the March campaign and April order are historical programme evidence, with autumn activity and accepted output unconfirmed
Last checked 14 October 2026 / 8 sourcesDhalkut Port management, operation and development framework
Participation: Not assessed
Small-port commercial activation, maintenance, dredging and berth readiness / A three-year development, management and operation framework was signed with Abu Sultan Enterprises in December 2025; the planned handover for maintenance and simple operations, physical marine works, capital programme and current operating state are not publicly confirmed
Last checked 5 August 2026 / 9 sourcesRaysut Fishery Harbour rehabilitation and sedimentation works
Participation: Not assessed
Fishing-port dredging, breakwater, groyne, quay and reclamation / The Ministry reported 100% completion in May 2026 after an 81% owner update in January; final hydrography, formal acceptance, operating release and most downstream marine packages remain undisclosed
Last checked 4 August 2026 / 7 sourcesPort of Workington maintenance dredging framework 2026-2030
Participation: Awarded / Checked / Notice and deadline
Maintenance dredging and operating-port access / Four-year framework awarded to Boskalis Westminster, Dutch Dredging and Van den Herik; the first mini-competition, call-off, assigned vessel, dredged quantity and acceptance remain unconfirmed
Last checked 4 August 2026 / 7 sourcesKuwait Mubarak Al-Kabeer Port Phase I completion
Participation: Not assessed
Deep-water ports and container terminals / Phase I EPC signed with CCCC; government follow-up continues, while mobilisation and marine construction remain unverified
Last checked 12 August 2026 / 7 sourcesNEOM green-ammonia export jetty
Participation: Not assessed
Deep-water ports and energy terminals / Overall complex above 90% complete; energization and commissioning started, with jetty VTS radar commissioned but first ammonia transfer not confirmed
Last checked 1 August 2026 / 10 sourcesMahout fishing port construction
Participation: Not assessed
Port infrastructure / OMR 36.995 million construction award approved in July 2026; contractor and detailed marine scope remain undisclosed
Last checked 16 August 2026 / 4 sourcesMarsa LNG Sohar jetty and marine access
Participation: Not assessed
Deep-water ports and energy terminals / Access-channel dredging completed; LNG jetty, shore protection and drainage under construction
Last checked 4 November 2026 / 10 sourcesACME Duqm green-ammonia CBM export terminal
Participation: Not assessed
Deep-water ports and energy terminals / Phase 1 plant construction and CBM equipment delivery are active. Masirah Marine is the reported installation lead; its contract, vessel allocation and ASD-tug support remain undisclosed
Last checked 13 August 2026 / 39 sourcesNOAA Newport MOC-P maintenance dredging
Participation: Not assessed
Dredging / Six timely bids are publicly tabulated; no award, permit issuance, notice to proceed or mobilisation has been announced
Last checked 25 July 2026 / 7 sourcesPort of Montreal Contrecœur Container Terminal
Participation: Not assessed
Port infrastructure / Site preparation under way; a quay-wall crane is installed and the owner recorded a 13-15 July sheet-pile delivery window, but the works log still does not evidence pile driving, dredger mobilisation, or accepted vessel access
Last checked 15 August 2026 / 11 sourcesMaraen Port of Nigg Eastern Inner Dock Quay
Participation: Not assessed
Port infrastructure / Construction contract awarded; site preparations commenced
Last checked 12 August 2026 / 5 sourcesPhilippines Project Crane: MICT, MCT and South Luzon terminal works
Participation: Not assessed
Port infrastructure / AIIB loan approved; three terminal programmes active on separate schedules
Last checked 16 July 2026 / 14 sourcesSnow's Cut AIWW shoreline stabilization
Participation: Not assessed
Coastal infrastructure / USD 7.016 million contract awarded; mobilization and the awarded reach split remain unpublished
Last checked 21 July 2026 / 5 sourcesCodelco Northern District desalinated water supply marine works
Participation: Not assessed
Marine utilities / First desalinated water reached Radomiro Tomic during progressive commissioning; rated service and commercial operation remain open
Last checked 15 July 2026 / 14 sourcesRas Mohaisen Independent Water Project and Marine Intake/Outfall
Participation: Not assessed
Marine utilities / Project agreements, the L&T-Lantania EPC award and December 2025 financial close are evidenced, and ACWA's 3 March 2026 year-end report classifies the full 300,000 m3/day capacity as under construction; offshore mobilisation, installed intake or outfall geometry, first water and accepted production are not dated
Last checked 15 July 2026 / 8 sourcesBanana Deep-water Port Phase One
Participation: Not assessed
Deep-water ports and container terminals / Phase-one contract announced with an estimated 24-month term; no current cited record confirms accepted marine works, terminal commissioning, or commercial opening
Last checked 16 August 2026 / 7 sourcesPort of Ndayane Deep-water Port and Container Terminal
Participation: Not assessed
Deep-water ports and container terminals / DP World reports the major dredging works complete 13 months ahead of schedule; quay and other marine and civil works remain active, while 2028 is a target rather than an accepted opening date
Last checked 14 August 2026 / 16 sourcesNador West Med Deep-water Port
Participation: Not assessed
Deep-water ports and energy terminals / Basic port infrastructure reported complete; access-control, port-management, systems, staffing, and service preparations remain active ahead of the East terminal's Q4 2026 commissioning target, while the West terminal follows from 2027
Last checked 15 August 2026 / 12 sourcesFehmarnbelt Fixed Link Immersed Tunnel
Participation: Not assessed
Immersed tunnels and marine crossings / Third tunnel element immersed and connected on 1 August 2026; protection, serial immersion, systems integration, and a two-stage road-then-rail opening remain active
Last checked 2 August 2026 / 11 sourcesParanaguá access channel dredging concession
Participation: Not assessed
Dredging / Concession assumed on 31 July 2026; revised tariffs effective 4 October; 13.3-metre operating draft
Last checked 21 October 2026 / 9 sourcesBujumbura Port Lake Tanganyika corridor rehabilitation
Participation: Not assessed
Marine infrastructure / Ongoing at programme level; March 2025 remains the latest quantitative Phase I physical-progress baseline
Last checked 21 July 2026 / 10 sourcesMumbai Port 2026-29 maintenance dredging programme
Participation: Requires review / Checked / Notice and deadline
Dredging / E.47/2026 is listed in Mumbai Port's tender archive with a 24 August 2026 close; current procurement outcome remains unverified
Last checked 15 October 2026 / 11 sourcesArgentina Vía Navegable Troncal dredging and signaling concession
Participation: Not assessed
Port infrastructure / Concession signed and oversight council active; operating transfer is complete while August maintenance mobilisation remains to be evidenced
Last checked 11 August 2026 / 13 sourcesPort of Luleå Malmporten fairway and deepwater port works
Participation: Not assessed
Port infrastructure / Dredging contract signed for 2027 start
Last checked 15 July 2026 / 9 sourcesPort Hedland Zone 5 Bypass Channel
Participation: Not assessed
Port infrastructure / A$50 million dredging contract awarded; the federal sea-dumping application remains unresolved ahead of planned September mobilisation
Last checked 15 July 2026 / 10 sourcesCleveland Harbor 2026 maintenance dredging
Participation: Not assessed
Port infrastructure / USD 11.7 million award confirmed; no 2026 field execution is documented
Last checked 16 July 2026 / 10 sourcesKhalifa Port EGA berth enhancement programme
Participation: Not assessed
Port infrastructure / CHEC EPC delivery and live-berth works reported by two current staff profiles; owner releases confirm the AED 84 million programme but do not name the contractor
Last checked 15 August 2026 / 9 sourcesUK Navy Future Dredging Contract
Participation: Awarded / Checked / Notice and deadline
Dredging / Contract signed; individual campaign delivery and accepted depths remain unverified
Last checked 14 October 2026 / 8 sourcesAqaba Cement Terminal and Mut'ah berth rehabilitation concession
Participation: Not assessed
Port infrastructure / DFBOT proposals due 17 August 2026
Last checked 12 August 2026 / 5 sourcesAntwerp Kanaaldok B2 liquid CO2 export quay
Participation: Not assessed
Port infrastructure / Quay-wall construction and marine works in progress
Last checked 15 July 2026 / 10 sourcesAqaba-Amman National Water Carrier marine works
Participation: Not assessed
Marine utilities / October marine assessment adopts the existing SEPCO intake and a revised canyon outfall; financing approvals recorded, construction release unconfirmed
Last checked 24 October 2026 / 10 sourcesTunisia three-port access and dredged-material programme
Participation: Not assessed
Port infrastructure / Dredging contract signed; enabling and supervision sequence forming
Last checked 16 August 2026 / 8 sourcesSão Tomé and Príncipe BEFIRM fisheries infrastructure rehabilitation
Participation: Not assessed
Marine infrastructure / AfDB financing signed and three site-level safeguard packages disclosed; design-supervision and works awards remain unverified
Last checked 1 August 2026 / 9 sourcesTaweelah C IPP coastal utility interface
Participation: Not assessed
Marine utilities / PPA and EPC signed; cooling-water review and existing-plant tie-ins exposed, marine route unconfirmed
Last checked 16 July 2026 / 10 sourcesMadagascar Majunga, Tulear and Pangalanes transport resilience programme
Participation: Not assessed
Marine infrastructure / IDA financing signed; marine packages are planned, under review, pending, cancelled, or absent from the reviewed plan
Last checked 15 July 2026 / 10 sourcesFiji Kinoya wastewater treatment and Laucala Bay outfall programme
Participation: Submissions closed / Checked / Notice and deadline
Submission deadline: Next notice (expected):
Marine utilities / CW02 prequalification applications closed on 30 September 2026; bidding invitations expected in December 2026
Last checked 14 October 2026 / 8 sourcesGeorgetown Harbor maintenance dredging
Participation: Not assessed
Port infrastructure / Southern Dredging's Dredge BRUNSWICK is listed on active 24/7 work in the Bypass and Steel Mill channels through about 31 August 2026
Last checked 10 August 2026 / 10 sourcesRamayapatnam Port capital deepening works
Participation: Not assessed
Port infrastructure / Greenfield port under construction; capital-deepening package awarded, mobilisation unconfirmed
Last checked 16 July 2026 / 12 sourcesWestport Kwinana container port and marine infrastructure
Participation: Not assessed
Port infrastructure / Marine reference design, investigations, environmental-review preparation, and construction planning active; Westport Bill remains before Parliament
Last checked 16 July 2026 / 14 sourcesPort of Tartous modernisation and marine access works
Participation: Not assessed
Port infrastructure / Operations active; modernisation equipment mobilising
Last checked 16 July 2026 / 5 sourcesPanama Canal new TSHD acquisition planning
Participation: Not assessed
Dredging / Market survey closed; potential public procurement anticipated before end-2026
Last checked 16 July 2026 / 5 sourcesVadhvan Greenfield Deep-draft Port
Participation: Not assessed
Deep-water ports, dredging and reclamation / Afcons disclosed receipt of VPPL's Letter of Award on 9 June 2026 for the 10.14 km offshore breakwater, valued at INR 53.01 billion excluding GST. The nearshore EPC award is separate; the offshore HAM procurement outcome and current field progress require their own records.
Last checked 22 October 2026 / 13 sourcesWest Point Coastal Defence Revetment
Participation: Not assessed
Coastal infrastructure / The West Point revetment has an approved ESIA and March 2026 environmental permit; construction award, notice to proceed and physical start are not established
Last checked 17 July 2026 / 5 sourcesBuffalo Harbor 2026 dredging and Slip 3 wetland placement
Participation: Not assessed
Port infrastructure / USD 2.3 million Ryba contract awarded; July-August 2026 dredging and placement programme announced
Last checked 13 August 2026 / 6 sourcesPort of Progreso expansion dredging and north-platform procurement
Participation: Not assessed
Dredging / ASIPONA records dredger arrival for third-phase stage 1 on 26 October 2026; estimated stage scope 3,076,370 m3. The July north-platform tender remains a separate historical procurement record.
Last checked 3 November 2026 / 9 sourcesOswego Harbor 2026 breakwater repair phases
Participation: Not assessed
Port infrastructure / USD 14.9 million phase-two award confirmed; construction planned from summer 2026 through 2028
Last checked 14 August 2026 / 5 sourcesGopalpur Industrial Park 100 MLD desalination PPP
Participation: Not assessed
Marine utilities / Four IFC advisory procurements define transaction preparation; the 100 MLD PPP, marine site, concession and works remain unawarded
Last checked 18 July 2026 / 7 sourcesDunkirk Harbor west breakwater rehabilitation
Participation: Not assessed
Port infrastructure / Great Lakes Dock & Materials holds both phases; USACE reports the last 450 feet continuing through November 2026
Last checked 10 August 2026 / 6 sourcesBaltimore Harbor 2026 maintenance dredging and Cox Creek routing
Participation: Not assessed
Port infrastructure / Curtin Maritime's DB Avalon was operating in the Patapsco River on 16 June 2026
Last checked 18 July 2026 / 7 sourcesArdersier Port Phase 2 dredging procurement
Participation: Submissions closed / Checked / Notice and deadline
Submission deadline:
Port infrastructure / PQQ closed on 1 May 2026; subsequent invitation to tender and supplier appointment remain unconfirmed in the reviewed notice
Last checked 15 October 2026 / 4 sourcesSaudi Arabia five-IWP developer qualification programme
Participation: Not assessed
Marine utilities / Sharakat is qualifying developers across five planned seawater reverse-osmosis projects; no individual RFP, award or project-specific marine package is public
Last checked 18 July 2026 / 8 sourcesRoberts Bank Terminal 2 landmass and wharf
Participation: Not assessed
Port infrastructure / TerraMarine is preferred proponent; contract negotiations, an in-progress Fisheries Act authorization and development work precede any target-price design-build agreement, financial close or mobilisation
Last checked 10 August 2026 / 6 sourcesDublin Port MP2 Berths 52 and 53 marine construction
Participation: Not assessed
Port infrastructure / Marine construction is active; the 2026 harbour notice keeps the buoyed work zone in place through January 2027, while berth acceptance and service release remain open
Last checked 18 July 2026 / 7 sourcesKamarajar Port AECTPL Phase I Stage II capital dredging
Participation: Not assessed
Dredging / The open tender closed on 16 March 2026; no award, work order or mobilisation is identified
Last checked 18 July 2026 / 4 sourcesKamarajar Port Capital Dredging Phase VI
Participation: Not assessed
Dredging / The Government of India reports Phase VI complete and Kamarajar operating at 18.0 metres draft; the post-dredge survey sheet and a first fully laden Capesize call are not published
Last checked 18 July 2026 / 6 sourcesNigeria Snake Island Container Terminal concession and EPC
Participation: Not assessed
Deep-water ports and container terminals / MSC signed a 45-year sub-concession and finalized the ITB/DEME EPC on 11 March 2026; the reviewed project sources do not record mobilisation
Last checked 18 July 2026 / 5 sourcesNauru Aiwo Port climate-resilient redevelopment
Participation: Not assessed
Port infrastructure / ADB still lists the project as active. Its July 2026 monitoring report records 78% dredging, 97% of the northern-yard interim apron complete and all buildings handed over at the end of June 2025, while the current project page still lists full dredging and buildings among awaited items
Last checked 19 July 2026 / 9 sourcesHoniara wastewater mains and two deep-sea outfalls
Participation: Not assessed
Marine utilities / ADB still lists bid-document preparation for the new marine works; Solomon Water's public plan carries competing three-outfall, two-new-outfall and NRH/Ranadi package definitions, with no works award disclosed
Last checked 19 July 2026 / 8 sourcesRosarito 2,200 l/s desalination procurement
Participation: Not assessed
Marine utilities / Compras MX lists the invitation as current, with proposal opening deferred to 24 July 2026 and the ruling moved to 29 July; no award is published
Last checked 18 July 2026 / 5 sourcesHawar SWRO offshore intake and outfall tender
Participation: Not assessed
Marine utilities / Two bids were opened for Hawar's separate offshore intake and outfall EPC package on 25 December 2025; EWA still lists the wider desalination scheme as a future project and no award is published
Last checked 18 July 2026 / 7 sourcesSouthampton Channel Deepening capital dredge
Participation: Awarded / Checked / Notice and deadline
Dredging / ABP selected Boskalis Westminster on 11 August 2026; the UK6 award remains pending and signature is unconfirmed. MMO case MLA/2026/00178 shows Submitted / (In progress) / [On Hold], with no current consultation, as reviewed on 15 October
Last checked 15 October 2026 / 9 sourcesPort Douglas Boat Harbour 2026 maintenance dredging
Participation: Not assessed
Port infrastructure / Owner-defined cutter-suction campaign scheduled from July to October 2026; contractor and mobilisation remain unconfirmed
Last checked 19 July 2026 / 5 sourcesRichmond Inner Harbor FY26 maintenance dredging
Participation: Not assessed
Port infrastructure / Updated full-and-open RFP issued 15 July 2026; proposals due 14 August 2026; no award or mobilisation recorded
Last checked 19 July 2026 / 5 sourcesNew Haven Harbor improvement dredging
Participation: Awarded / Checked / Notice and deadline
Dredging and waterways / USACE DQM lists W912WJ26CA017 as active from 24 October 2026, naming Great Lakes and GL 58, GL 67 and GL 68.
Last checked 28 October 2026 / 9 sourcesNew Mangalore Port 60T battery-electric tug charter
Participation: Not assessed
Port infrastructure / Fifteen-year charter awarded on 30 June 2026; construction, delivery, port acceptance and service commencement remain ahead
Last checked 3 August 2026 / 8 sourcesPort of Santos 16 m channel deepening
Participation: Not assessed
Port infrastructure / Jan De Nul contract signed on 12 June 2026; official mobilisation, production and acceptance evidence remain ahead
Last checked 3 August 2026 / 5 sourcesBangladesh Bay Terminal marine infrastructure
Participation: Not assessed
Port infrastructure / IDA financing effective since 8 December 2025; marine studies are nearing completion, but works and the terminal-operator RFP have not started
Last checked 19 July 2026 / 6 sourcesNorfolk Island Kingston Pier channel and repair works
Participation: Not assessed
Dredging and waterways / Rock revetment contractor appointed; the separate channel-dredging and pier-repair package was released to tender on 14 May 2026
Last checked 24 July 2026 / 7 sourcesNew York and New Jersey marine terminals maintenance dredging
Participation: Not assessed
Dredging / Three preliminary bids opened for MFP-364.003; evaluation and award remain pending
Last checked 19 July 2026 / 5 sourcesNewark Bay FY26 federal navigation maintenance dredging
Participation: Submissions closed / Checked / Notice and deadline
Submission deadline:
Dredging and waterways / IFB W912DS26BA027 closed after the extended 6 August 2026 deadline; SAM lists the opportunity as inactive and publishes the bid abstract
Last checked 15 October 2026 / 5 sourcesItajaí-Mirim flood-channel widening and dredging
Participation: Not assessed
Dredging and waterways / World Bank project is Active and Board Approved; the April 2026 procurement plan omits the Itajaí-Mirim main works package
Last checked 19 July 2026 / 7 sourcesPatimban Port Phase 1-2 expansion
Participation: Not assessed
Port infrastructure / Phase 1-1 is completed and partly operating; Package 5 car-terminal and Package 6 container-terminal works remained active through June 2025; Package 7 construction lacks a current owner or contractor mobilisation date
Last checked 19 July 2026 / 8 sourcesCan Gio International Transshipment Port
Participation: Not assessed
Deep-water ports and container terminals / Investor consortium approved on 11 April 2026; environmental approval, land and water handover, marine works award and physical mobilisation remain unannounced
Last checked 20 July 2026 / 6 sourcesDamietta Alliance Container Terminal (Tahya Misr 1)
Participation: Not assessed
Deep-water ports and container terminals / Commercial operations began on 14 February 2026; the terminal is moving through its 2026 ramp-up and the 3.3 million TEU figure remains final design capacity
Last checked 20 July 2026 / 7 sourcesRuwais LNG marine access and export terminal
Participation: Not assessed
Deep-water ports and energy terminals / Ruwais LNG remains under development for 2028 commercial operations; a February 2025 port notice placed the access-channel dredging in phased 24-hour execution, but no final marine acceptance record has been published
Last checked 20 July 2026 / 7 sourcesPort of Cotonou Terminal 5 bulk terminal
Participation: Not assessed
Port infrastructure / The port authority reports 69% physical progress and 72% overall progress, while its published 2021-2024 delivery period is no longer current
Last checked 20 July 2026 / 6 sourcesTakoradi Project Shiprite floating dock and repair yard
Participation: Not assessed
Port infrastructure / PIDG capital committed; financial close and construction start still to be confirmed
Last checked 20 July 2026 / 9 sourcesGhubrah III IWP desalination marine system
Participation: Not assessed
Marine utilities / Under construction; Nama PWP targets commercial operation in Q1 2027
Last checked 20 July 2026 / 9 sourcesFujairah I IWP seawater intake and outfall
Participation: Not assessed
Marine utilities / EPC agreement signed on 7 May 2026; no notice to proceed or marine mobilisation is published
Last checked 20 July 2026 / 4 sourcesZeevonk phase 1 foundation installation
Participation: Not assessed
Offshore wind foundations / DEME holds the transport and installation contract for 69 monopile foundations; offshore mobilisation has not been announced
Last checked 20 July 2026 / 6 sourcesCuxhaven offshore-wind terminal at berths 5 to 7
Participation: Not assessed
Port infrastructure / Sand reclamation is active behind the new quay line; phased terminal delivery runs through 2028
Last checked 20 July 2026 / 5 sourcesNafanua Port resilience improvement
Participation: Not assessed
Port infrastructure / China Jiangsu International holds the signed USD 4.803 million MOI-WK2-13 award; notice to proceed, mobilisation and physical works remain publicly unconfirmed
Last checked 6 August 2026 / 7 sourcesGeraldton Port Maximisation marine works
Participation: Not assessed
Port infrastructure / MGN Civil holds the surge-protection breakwater award; wider dredging, berth and tug-harbour packages remain separately unconfirmed
Last checked 13 August 2026 / 8 sourcesToukley desalination intake and existing-outfall connection
Participation: Not assessed
Marine utilities / Prepare EIS; the current concept fixes a 2.4 km intake tunnel and existing-outfall connection, but no construction decision or funding is public
Last checked 20 July 2026 / 7 sourcesMus seawall at Car Nicobar
Participation: Not assessed
Coastal infrastructure / Recall tender is in post-bid evaluation; no public AOC or named EPC contractor
Last checked 16 August 2026 / 9 sourcesBattleship Wharf expansion and River Blyth channel deepening
Participation: Not assessed
Port infrastructure / Early development and design work is funded; construction timing remains unconfirmed
Last checked 22 July 2026 / 6 sourcesNew Zealand regional-port dredging barge
Participation: Not assessed
Dredging / NZD 8 million of government co-funding confirmed; designer, shipyard, build contract and first port assignment not disclosed
Last checked 23 July 2026 / 7 sourcesWACA ResIP 1 coastal protection works programme
Participation: Not assessed
Coastal infrastructure / ResIP 1 in finalisation; country work fronts and closing dates remain separate
Last checked 17 July 2026 / 5 sourcesChennai Port Berth 19A North Quay reconstruction
Participation: Not assessed
Port infrastructure / Technical audit and detailed engineering are commissioned through 31 December 2027; no construction tender, award or works contractor is verified
Last checked 1 August 2026 / 4 sourcesKandla Multipurpose Cargo Berth No. 17
Participation: Not assessed
Port infrastructure / DPR work started in March 2025; no construction RFP, PPP award, concessionaire or works contractor is verified
Last checked 1 August 2026 / 5 sourcesKandla Cargo Berths No. 1-6 upgrade
Participation: Not assessed
Port infrastructure / DPA is assessing berth-wide repair, strengthening or replacement for an intended EPC package; no expanded-consultant award, EPC tender or works contractor is verified
Last checked 1 August 2026 / 4 sourcesSagar-Eastern Channel capital dredging
Participation: Not assessed
Port infrastructure / SMPK completed a non-binding global market EOI for phased capital dredging; a formal RFQ, works award and dredging contractor are not verified
Last checked 1 August 2026 / 4 sourcesMombasa SEZ DK1 port and jacket quay
Participation: Not assessed
Port infrastructure / TOA's Package 1 is in construction; KPA reports confirm quay and trestle foundation dredging, while channel, basin, jacket installation and accepted quantities remain open
Last checked 1 August 2026 / 4 sourcesSan Antonio Puerto Exterior common marine works
Participation: Not assessed
Deep-water ports, dredging and reclamation / Environmental approval was granted on 26 May 2026; six bidders or consortia are prequalified for the common marine-works tender, but no construction award has been announced
Last checked 1 August 2026 / 8 sourcesCongo Terminal East Mole expansion
Participation: Not assessed
Deep-water ports, dredging and multipurpose terminals / Congo Terminal reported 400 metres of the planned 750-metre quay complete by 6 July 2026 after all 558 steel piles were driven; dredging and electric-terminal integration remain active toward the 2027 delivery target
Last checked 1 August 2026 / 8 sourcesNoatum Ports Pointe-Noire Terminal
Participation: Not assessed
Deep-water ports and container terminals / AD Ports Group awarded two marine and topside contracts to the MAR Contracting-MBTP joint venture and a crane contract to ZPMC on 18 May 2026; the 420-metre terminal is expected to be built over approximately two years
Last checked 1 August 2026 / 6 sourcesPort of Tanjung Pelepas Berth Zero
Participation: Not assessed
Deep-water ports and container terminals / Malaysia Marine Department notices documented Package 1 and Package 2 work vessels on site from January 2026; PTP is delivering a 360-metre berth, dredging, reclamation, yard works and four quay cranes toward commissioning by 2028
Last checked 1 August 2026 / 5 sourcesLondon Gateway Berth 5 quay and automated yard
Participation: Not assessed
Deep-water ports and automated container terminals / Port of London Authority reported the 430-metre Berth 5 quay extension complete by 1 August 2026 while further retaining-wall piling continued toward the Berth 6 interface; the separately contracted ten-module automated yard remains on a contractor-reported programme to March 2027
Last checked 1 August 2026 / 8 sourcesOslo Kneppeskjaer East quay replacement and expansion
Participation: Not assessed
Multipurpose quays, dredging and carbon-logistics infrastructure / Repstad Anlegg began works in August 2025; demolition, dredging and subsea blasting preceded a 99-pile quay-foundation programme scheduled from March to July 2026
Last checked 1 August 2026 / 6 sourcesPort of Aberdeen 2026-2028 maintenance dredging
Participation: Awarded / Checked / Notice and deadline
Maintenance dredging and operating-port access / Three-year Boskalis award covers annual 2026-2028 campaigns; dated navigation notices add operational evidence, with 2026 contractual acceptance unconfirmed in the appointment and navigation notices
Last checked 15 October 2026 / 7 sourcesThessaloniki Port Pier 6 expansion
Participation: Not assessed
Container terminal expansion, quay construction and dredging / ThPA signed the EUR 195.6 million METKA-TEKAL construction contract in November 2025 and installed the first of 21 quay caissons in July 2026; the second caisson was under construction at publication
Last checked 1 August 2026 / 7 sourcesBusan New Port West Container Terminal Phase 2-6
Participation: Not assessed
Deep-water ports and automated container terminals / BPA completed the 23-caisson substructure in August 2024 and is advancing superstructure and automated-equipment packages toward an October 2027 completion and second-half 2027 opening target
Last checked 1 August 2026 / 7 sourcesInis Oírr Pier Improvement Project
Participation: Not assessed
Port infrastructure / The construction contract started on 24 September 2025 and Marine Notice 23/2026 records Ward & Burke commencing the two-year marine works; no later completed work package has been published
Last checked 2 August 2026 / 9 sourcesHusøy Fishing Port Deepening
Participation: Not assessed
Dredging / Kystverket's latest dated update records blasting complete and about 26,000 solid cubic metres of clean material dredged by 21 April 2026; the owner page says work remains in progress toward December 2026 completion
Last checked 2 August 2026 / 9 sourcesAktau Port Berths 3 and 12 Modernisation
Participation: Requires review / Checked / Notice and deadline
Port infrastructure / ECEPP marks the berth first-stage and supervision invitations closed; the supervision page lists 10 September 2026 as its final deadline; later-stage and other-package participation remain unverified
Last checked 15 October 2026 / 8 sourcesDublin Port Marine Works Framework and Berth 29
Participation: Not assessed
Port infrastructure / Single-party framework active with Murphy International; Berth 29 was handed over in 2024, Murphy reports 21 call-offs delivered during 2025, and owner confirmation of the contractor-stated July 2026 completion target for Berths 30/31 and McCairns Yard has not been identified
Last checked 2 August 2026 / 8 sourcesCabo Verde Porto Ingles and Palmeira Ports Modernisation Programme
Participation: Not assessed
Port infrastructure / Porto Ingles marine works were inaugurated on 7 September 2022 and later received a final price-revision authorization; Palmeira's landside package was awarded to GRINER / Armando Cunha Cabo Verde in July 2024, with no public completion or acceptance record identified by 2 August 2026
Last checked 2 August 2026 / 10 sourcesKillybegs Smooth Point breasting dolphins and shore power
Participation: Not assessed
Fishery harbour berthing, marine piling and shore power / Sorensen reported all 24 dolphin piles installed in August 2025; the government project page published the following month still described the works as ongoing with substantial completion due in Q3 2025, and DAFM has not published a later handover record
Last checked 2 August 2026 / 7 sourcesHöfn Grynnslin 2025 maintenance dredging
Participation: Not assessed
Maintenance dredging and operating-port access / Jan De Nul confirms that trailing suction hopper dredger Tristão da Cunha deepened the Höfn access channel between January and February 2025; the measured quantity and post-dredge acceptance remain unpublished, and a separate Boskalis contract now covers 2026-2028
Last checked 2 August 2026 / 6 sourcesSaint-Malo Terminal du Naye Lot 2 marine works
Participation: Not assessed
Ferry-terminal marine works, dredging and demolition / Région Bretagne reported one of the two old lock-guide structures under demolition on 1 April 2026 after the 270-tonne Ro-Ro ramp was removed in December 2025; the new reinforced-concrete guide caissons and maintenance dredging remain inside the two-year Lot 2 mission, with no owner acceptance published
Last checked 2 August 2026 / 14 sourcesMarsaxlokk fishing-port fairway dredging
Participation: Not assessed
Fishing-port fairway dredging and beneficial reuse / Transport Malta described the Marsaxlokk works as ongoing on 26 June 2026; the original navigation notice ran to 31 July, but no public final hydrographic survey, accepted quantity, completion certificate or final account was located by 2 August
Last checked 2 August 2026 / 10 sourcesGalati Multimodal Platform Stage I quay works
Participation: Not assessed
Inland-port quay, dredging, basin infill and intermodal berth works / TED published a further contract modification on 27 May 2026, extending the recorded execution duration by 4 months and 23 days and reducing the stated contract value by RON 1,270.26; the latest owner progress figure located is 62.04% at 30 June 2025, and no completion or acceptance record has been published
Last checked 2 August 2026 / 9 sourcesMo i Rana entrance and Langneset deep-water quay
Participation: Not assessed
Deep-water quay, fairway dredging, contaminated-sediment containment and navigation works / Kystverket reported the Langneset quay in its finishing phase on 29 June 2026, with concrete works nearing completion and technical installations scheduled through summer and autumn; completion and an official opening are planned for autumn 2026, but handover, acceptance and operation remain unconfirmed
Last checked 2 August 2026 / 8 sourcesSaba Black Rocks Harbor and Fort Bay improvement works
Participation: Not assessed
Hurricane-resilient harbor, breakwater, dredging, quay and marina works / Public Entity Saba reported steady construction progress on 10 May 2026, including breakwater works and Xbloc arrivals, with additional units being produced in Sint Eustatius. Dredging and excavation were active in March 2026, but marine completion, harbor handover, Fort Bay close-out and operational opening remain unconfirmed.
Last checked 2 August 2026 / 11 sourcesPoti Sea Port Berth 14 Rehabilitation
Participation: Not assessed
Container berth rehabilitation, dredging, quay-top renewal and terminal equipment / EBRD lists Phase 1 as Completed, and a TRACECA technical record says Berth 14 was rehabilitated in 2009 for 1,000-TEU feeder vessels; the exact acceptance date, as-built dredging quantity and depth, delivery contractor and final account remain publicly unresolved
Last checked 2 August 2026 / 8 sourcesCasablanca Multipurpose Terminal Quay Deepening
Participation: Not assessed
Brownfield quay strengthening, retaining structure, micropiles, scour protection and capital dredging / Works started on 1 October 2024. Marsa Maroc reported a first 230-metre section commissioned at -12 m, while the published delivery programme continues toward 530 metres of deepened quay plus transition zones by 2028; the civil-works award is confirmed but the contractor remains publicly unnamed
Last checked 2 August 2026 / 7 sourcesJorf Lasfar Multipurpose Terminal Quay Extension
Participation: Not assessed
Multipurpose berth extension, block quay, mooring dolphin, access bridge and terminal equipment modernisation / Marsa Maroc says the berth-front extension was launched and remained part of its active 2025 investment programme. Execution-design evidence identifies two quay extensions and a mooring dolphin; no owner acceptance or completed operating release has been published
Last checked 2 August 2026 / 7 sourcesGdynia Outer Port protective breakwaters
Participation: Not assessed
Caisson breakwaters and port access infrastructure / The May 2026 building permit has moved the design-build contract into principal in-water works; the first reinforced-concrete caisson was launched and towed toward its placement position in July 2026, with the remaining 48 caissons and breakwater systems still to be delivered
Last checked 2 August 2026 / 5 sourcesPloce New Bulk Cargo Terminal
Participation: Not assessed
Deep-draft dry-bulk terminal, open piled quay, ground improvement, conveyors and rail-loading systems / Civil infrastructure was completed in June 2016, CNBM equipment arrived in October 2017, trial operation began in March 2019 and regular vessel service began in February 2021. The operator's current port card lists a 2,000 t/h grab ship unloader and 4.6 Mt/y design capacity
Last checked 2 August 2026 / 10 sourcesNormandy ports maintenance dredging framework 2026-2029
Participation: Not assessed
Maintenance dredging and operating-port access / Eight call-off lots were concluded on 12 November 2025 for a four-year maximum framework beginning in 2026; the award chain is confirmed, while the first 2026 call-off, vessel mobilisation, measured quantity and port acceptance remain unpublished
Last checked 2 August 2026 / 4 sourcesFrioul East breakwater rehabilitation and rock spur
Participation: Not assessed
Historic rubble-mound breakwater rehabilitation and island-port protection / Contract Z250608F00 was concluded on 2 February 2026 with an Océlian-led five-company group for EUR 19.589919 million; the owner reports that the overall rehabilitation programme continues in 2026, while main-contract mobilisation, placed rock, accepted sections and downstream subcontract awards remain unpublished
Last checked 2 August 2026 / 7 sourcesGranville Herel main breakwater and sill-wall repair
Participation: Not assessed
Breakwater and reinforced-concrete marine-structure rehabilitation / The owner-confirmed nine-month repair started on 25 August 2025; its planned end-May 2026 acceptance window has passed without a published completion certificate, handover or final account
Last checked 7 August 2026 / 5 sourcesHunan Inland Waterway Green Port programme: Daorenji, Songyanghu III and Songmu II
Participation: Not assessed
Inland-waterway green-port programme, open-piled bulk and general-cargo berths / Daorenji's main marine structure was reported complete in July 2026 with equipment installation and commissioning next; Songyanghu III moved from 1,556 precast deck panels into field installation in January 2026; no current Phase II construction evidence has been found for Songmu. AIIB still lists the proposed sovereign financing as Proposed
Last checked 2 August 2026 / 13 sourcesSidmouth and East Beach coastal defence scheme
Participation: Awarded / Checked / Notice and deadline
Two-stage coastal flood and erosion defence, beach recharge and offshore rock works / East Devon's 28 September UK7 notice records a Boskalis Westminster contract signed on 14 September 2026 at GBP 18,911,242.18 excluding VAT, with a 15 September 2026 to 29 March 2030 contract period; Stage 2 instruction and physical mobilisation remain unconfirmed
Last checked 15 October 2026 / 10 sourcesDuqm Port Commercial Terminal and Operational Zone IP2
Participation: Not assessed
Port infrastructure / Serka-MSF completed the commercial-terminal fit-out in December 2020; the port is operational, while AIIB's 2025 review says throughput and revenue remain below original forecasts
Last checked 3 August 2026 / 6 sourcesKipini Fish Landing Site
Participation: Not assessed
Port infrastructure / Toddy Civil Engineering received the USD 1.174m works contract on 11 June 2024 and KEMFSED recorded the October 2024 groundbreaking; no later completion or acceptance evidence has been published
Last checked 3 August 2026 / 5 sourcesMokowe Fish Landing Site
Participation: Not assessed
Port infrastructure / Gesken Enterprises holds the USD 1.852m contract signed on 11 June 2024; public sources define a jetty and land-reclamation workfront but do not confirm site-specific mobilisation, completion or acceptance
Last checked 3 August 2026 / 5 sourcesKilifi Central Fish Landing Site
Participation: Not assessed
Port infrastructure / Procost Ideas holds the USD 2.128m contract signed on 11 June 2024; an official November 2024 mission inspected the workfront and reported landing-site works advancing, without a site-specific percentage or completion record
Last checked 3 August 2026 / 5 sourcesKidongo Fish Landing Site
Participation: Not assessed
Port infrastructure / Pristim Supply received the USD 1.355m contract on 11 June 2024; KEMFSED recorded the October 2024 construction launch and published a dated active-workfront photograph, but no completion evidence
Last checked 3 August 2026 / 5 sourcesBangladesh WD17 Fish Landing Stations and Markets
Participation: Not assessed
Port infrastructure / World Bank completion reporting confirms three fish landing stations and two fish markets completed by project close on 28 November 2025; five other sites in the original 10-site package could not start because of land-tenure disputes
Last checked 3 August 2026 / 8 sourcesLesotho Ha Setene W03A Intake and Water Treatment Works
Participation: Not assessed
Water intake and treatment works / The official LLWDP dashboard currently displays 85% overall progress under a malformed update date; the last fully dated World Bank restructuring paper recorded 65% physical completion after a 24 February 2026 flood compromised the temporary river diversion and cofferdam, delaying intake works
Last checked 3 August 2026 / 10 sourcesLondon Gateway C2526 maintenance dredging
Participation: Awarded / Checked / Notice and deadline
Maintenance dredging and operating-port access / Jan De Nul was selected at GBP 57 million excluding VAT under the 18 December 2025 decision; the UK6 award remains pending for signature and C2526 field execution is unconfirmed
Last checked 14 October 2026 / 7 sourcesNorfolk Island Cascade Pier emergency remediation works
Participation: Not assessed
Pier remediation and island freight access / GP Services' AUD 183,041 emergency-remediation period has elapsed without accepted completion evidence; the separate AUD 10 million apron project is in detailed design with Consult Marine, with no construction award or mobilisation published
Last checked 10 August 2026 / 7 sourcesElizabeth Harbour marine redevelopment
Participation: Not assessed
Ferry-terminal marine works, dredging and demolition / Final design and planning-condition discharge are evidenced; construction was scheduled for autumn 2026, while Stage Two authorization, dredger or piling mobilisation and physical works start remain unpublished
Last checked 4 August 2026 / 8 sourcesSt. Lawrence fishing harbour wharf reconstruction
Participation: Not assessed
Fishing harbour timber-wharf reconstruction / R.J.G. Construction holds the CAD 3.02 million wharf-reconstruction contract; the stated contract period ended in April 2026, but completion and acceptance are not publicly confirmed
Last checked 4 August 2026 / 4 sourcesYorkeys Knob boating facility
Participation: Not assessed
Recreational harbour, breakwaters, dredging and boat-launch infrastructure / The AUD 22.4 million facility opened in September 2023 after Hall Contracting delivered the ramp, floating walkways, two breakwaters, dredged basin, access channel and reclamation works
Last checked 4 August 2026 / 5 sourcesDar es Salaam berths 1-7 and RoRo electrical-power package
Participation: Not assessed
Port berth electrical systems and commissioning / DERM Group signed the USD 20.16 million berth electrical-power works contract in October 2024; the planned June 2026 end has passed without public completion or acceptance evidence
Last checked 5 August 2026 / 8 sourcesDar es Salaam channel deepening and berth concrete repairs
Participation: Not assessed
Capital dredging, berth reconstruction and concrete remediation / Channel and berth civil packages were reported complete in 2024 and the port publishes operational depths; CHEC's separate USD 15.70 million 2025 concrete-repair contract has no cited completion or acceptance evidence
Last checked 6 August 2026 / 9 sourcesDana Point Harbor breakwater repair and access dredging
Participation: Not assessed
Breakwater armour repair, access dredging and nearshore placement / Curtin Maritime holds the USD 4.89 million USACE award for breakwater repair and approximately 45,000 yd3 of access dredging; owner and award sources reviewed do not confirm mobilisation or construction progress
Last checked 4 August 2026 / 7 sourcesPearl Harbor Wharf V5 mooring-buoy installation
Participation: Not assessed
Port infrastructure / Oceanetics holds the USD 1.378 million Navy task order through 11 September 2026; two reported subawards identify charter support and Ocean Guard buoy supply, while field installation and acceptance remain unverified
Last checked 5 August 2026 / 7 sourcesDunkirk Braek submerged sand-discharge pipeline replacement
Participation: Not assessed
Coastal protection and dredged-sand reuse / Baggerbedrijf de Boer holds the EUR 1.720365 million replacement contract concluded on 13 January 2025; the planned 31 May 2025 in-service deadline has passed, while physical completion, acceptance and downstream packages remain unverified
Last checked 5 August 2026 / 8 sourcesHarwich Haven five-year maintenance dredging
Participation: Awarded / Checked / Notice and deadline
Maintenance dredging, beneficial use and dredging technology / HHA confirmed Suffolk Dredging LLP's five-year maintenance award in July; the March procurement family was withdrawn for a scope-description correction, with current value and exact commencement unconfirmed
Last checked 14 October 2026 / 15 sourcesMopti boat-quay access dredging and sediment clearance
Participation: Not assessed
Inland river-port access dredging and sediment clearance / The package was officially launched on 13 February 2025 and a project team inspected progress on 6 March 2025; the latest disclosed procurement plan, dated 13 April 2026, still records the contract only as signed, and no official completion, accepted bathymetry or operating release has been published
Last checked 5 August 2026 / 9 sourcesWarrawong Parklands Kully Bay seawall reconstruction
Participation: Not assessed
Foreshore seawall and rip-rap protection / Civil Constructions holds the AUD 3,814,475 Warrawong Parklands seawall contract and NSW Planning reports construction underway at Kully Bay; the 30 November 2026 contract end and owner year-end target remain programme dates rather than completion evidence
Last checked 5 August 2026 / 5 sourcesMoss Landing Harbor jetty repair and maintenance dredging
Participation: Not assessed
Breakwater armour repair, access dredging and nearshore placement / Ahtna Infrastructure & Technologies held the USD 16,037,425 current-obligation contract for Moss Landing Harbor dredging and jetty repair; the US Coast Guard published 2025 field-work windows and USACE published August-September post-dredge surveys, but the 23 January 2026 contract end does not establish final quantity, jetty acceptance, completion or final account
Last checked 5 August 2026 / 7 sourcesSantoña North Basin fishing-quay structural repair
Participation: Not assessed
Piled fishing-quay concrete rehabilitation and metal fender renewal / Cantabria formalized the EUR 2,486,545.15 excluding-VAT works contract with the Cuevas Gestión de Obras-COMSA UTE on 9 July 2026; the signed contract requires a viable setting-out check before the 24-month execution period starts, while the setting-out act, site mobilisation, monthly production and lower-tier appointments remain unpublished
Last checked 5 August 2026 / 5 sourcesRumonge Port EPC and related-services package
Participation: Not assessed
Port infrastructure / World Bank contract data records a USD 26.453 million EPC works contract signed with China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation on 27 July 2026; no cited source confirms notice to proceed, mobilisation or physical construction
Last checked 5 August 2026 / 5 sourcesKalundu Port rehabilitation and modernization works
Participation: Not assessed
Port infrastructure / PFCIGL reported that GETRA-AXOR remobilized from 15 June 2026 and that Kalundu works were progressively resuming; activity then remained at site installation and ground preparation before effective rehabilitation works
Last checked 15 August 2026 / 9 sourcesNanumaga and Nanumea climate-resilient small-boat harbors
Participation: Not assessed
Ports and coastal protection / Hall Civil Contracting signed the USD 62.552 million design-build contract on 21 July 2025; the latest cited mission set August 2027 and January 2028 completion targets for Nanumaga and Nanumea, but no cited source confirms physical mobilisation or current progress
Last checked 5 August 2026 / 5 sourcesTanzania five-MCA demarcation and mooring-buoy installation
Participation: Not assessed
Specialist marine works / Zanzibar Marine and Diving Services signed the USD 266,878 supply-and-installation contract on 12 March 2026; the procurement plan's 24 May 2026 completion target has passed without cited installation or acceptance evidence
Last checked 5 August 2026 / 4 sourcesCallao access-channel and inner-roadstead maintenance dredging
Participation: Not assessed
Maintenance dredging and operating-port access / APN started the access-channel and inner-roadstead campaign on 20 December 2025; a Jan De Nul post-dredging environmental report covers January 2026 monitoring, while owner acceptance, as-built hydrography and final account remain unverified
Last checked 5 August 2026 / 5 sourcesNacala intake, water-treatment, transmission and pumping works
Participation: Not assessed
Water intake and treatment works / Jiangxi Water and Hydropower Construction Group signed the USD 17.985 million W-15/23 contract on 10 January 2024; ARA Norte documented work at the treatment, pumping and elevated-storage sites in September 2025, and no package completion or acceptance record follows the cited April 2026 target
Last checked 14 August 2026 / 7 sourcesLibertad Outfall dredging works
Participation: Not assessed
Dredging / Group completion reported; Libertad closeout remains unpublished.
Last checked 14 August 2026 / 7 sourcesPreah Sihanouk Marine Fisheries Inspectorate boat mooring and jetty
Participation: Not assessed
Marine infrastructure / Taing Cheng Oing Construction & Import Export signed package SCMFP FiA/CW-03 on 9 March 2026; ADB reports a financed amount of 472,336.05 without currency or full contract value, and mobilisation or physical start is not independently confirmed
Last checked 5 August 2026 / 4 sourcesBoulogne-sur-Mer-Calais maintenance dredging framework
Participation: Not assessed
Dredging / Region Hauts-de-France concluded contract 202613951 with SODRANORD on 24 February 2026 for a purchase-order maintenance dredging framework; the EUR 23 million figure is the four-year maximum ceiling, while the first call-off, 2026 quantity and mobilisation remain unconfirmed
Last checked 5 August 2026 / 6 sourcesBridgetown Port Sugar Berth seawall and revetment repair
Participation: Not assessed
Port infrastructure / World Bank contract record 1881500 names C. O. Williams Construction Limited at USD 3.338 million, but the public procurement chronology does not reconcile and no dated mobilisation, progress or completion record has been located
Last checked 6 August 2026 / 4 sourcesSalcombe-Kingsbridge estuary 2026 maintenance dredging
Participation: Awarded / Checked / Notice and deadline
Maintenance dredging and operating-port access / The Harbour Master's 22 June 2026 report confirms Van Oord completed dredging at Batson, Lincombe and Kingsbridge, with pontoons reopened by April; published draft meeting minutes record subsequent receipt of the post-dredge survey
Last checked 3 November 2026 / 10 sourcesMenzel Abderrahmane fishing-port extension and coastal esplanade
Participation: Not assessed
Fishing-port expansion, dredging, breakwater, quay and coastal esplanade / ETEP signed the TND 20,018,762.19 works contract on 28 April 2025, but Tunisia's parliament still described the port and esplanade project as delayed during a February 2026 site visit; physical start, achieved quantities and supervision award remain unverified
Last checked 9 August 2026 / 8 sourcesNewell Beach all-tide boat ramp upgrade
Participation: Not assessed
Public boat-launch infrastructure, capital dredging and fixed access / Queensland TMR completed the upgraded all-tide facility in May 2022 after Australian Marine & Civil delivered the main works under CN-17011; the published contract disclosure rose from AUD 2,560,154 to AUD 2,603,835 after a variation
Last checked 6 August 2026 / 10 sourcesPoona boat ramp and access-channel upgrade
Participation: Not assessed
Public boat-launch infrastructure, capital dredging and fixed access / Australian Marine & Civil received CN-23611 on 29 July 2025; MSQ recorded dredging and foreshore nourishment from 9 to 27 February 2026 and a ramp closure from 16 February while upgrade works continued, but no later owner completion or acceptance notice was located by 6 August 2026
Last checked 6 August 2026 / 10 sourcesBurry Port Harbour emergency sand dredging
Participation: Awarded / Checked / Notice and deadline
Maintenance dredging, approach-channel access and beach placement / Carmarthenshire County Council signed a GBP 425,000 excluding VAT emergency dredging contract with Kaymac Marine & Civil Engineering on 29 June 2026 for a 13 July to 31 October delivery window; the council has published no mobilisation, dredger, production, survey, completion or acceptance update
Last checked 14 October 2026 / 9 sourcesSoubise/Marquis coastal protection: Soubise Lots 1 and 2
Participation: Not assessed
Coastal infrastructure / Two Soubise works lots were signed on 27 April 2026 for a combined USD 5.747 million; Marquis Lot 3, notice to proceed, mobilisation and physical works remain publicly unconfirmed
Last checked 7 August 2026 / 7 sourcesNW-1 West Bengal Lot A: five concrete floating jetties
Participation: Not assessed
Inland-waterway floating jetties, gangways and passenger facilities / IWAI signed the five-site Lot A contract with West Coast Marine Yacht Services on 18 March 2026; the procurement plan lists the package under implementation, but fabrication, installation and site acceptance remain publicly unconfirmed
Last checked 7 August 2026 / 8 sourcesNW-1 Bihar: ten steel floating jetties
Participation: Not assessed
Inland-waterway floating jetties, gangways and passenger facilities / Signed with Merolyn on 11 November 2025; procurement is under implementation, while physical delivery is unverified
Last checked 7 August 2026 / 5 sourcesRas Hanzir replacement cargo facility
Participation: Not assessed
Cargo-port quay, land reclamation, piling and utilities / Infrastructure Malta is taking replacement works tender IMT008/2025 to 1 October 2026 after terminating predecessor contract IM027/2020; the replacement works package remains unawarded
Last checked 7 August 2026 / 11 sourcesColombo West Container Terminal II Western Breakwater Extension Design
Participation: Not assessed
Deep-water port expansion, breakwaters and reclaimed logistics land / Dohwa-led detailed-design contract awarded in April 2025; SLPA's May 2026 planning document confirms the engineering study but leaves financing, construction procurement and field start open
Last checked 7 August 2026 / 6 sourcesLa Spezia Terminal del Golfo expansion and redevelopment Lot I
Participation: Not assessed
Container and multipurpose terminal quay extension / TED notice 521188-2026 records a 23 July 2026 works contract with a planned RTI led by Dott. Carlo Agnese at EUR 10,868,519.12 for 419 days; notice to proceed, mobilisation, installed quantities and named subcontractors remain unverified
Last checked 7 August 2026 / 7 sourcesLangstone Coastal Defence Scheme
Participation: Awarded / Checked / Notice and deadline
Continuous tidal flood and coastal erosion defence with early contractor involvement / Jackson is appointed; April 2027 main construction is planned, with the programme under refinement and signed terms and consent documents outstanding
Last checked 14 October 2026 / 9 sourcesGlace Bay small craft harbour wharf reconstruction
Participation: Not assessed
Fishing harbour wharf, dredging and shore protection / Zutphen Contractors holds CAD 8.90 million contract CW2454987 through 31 March 2027 for D1-D11 demolition and steel H-pile marginal-wharf reconstruction; award and scope are confirmed, while mobilisation and physical progress remain unverified
Last checked 8 August 2026 / 4 sourcesMeteghan floating wharf and pile rehabilitation
Participation: Not assessed
Fishing harbour wharf, dredging and shore protection / Dexter holds CAD 4.29 million CW2462474 for floating-dock and pipe-pile replacement, while Connors Diving holds CAD 1.27 million 4500109325 for Wharf 403 pile jackets and concrete repairs; both awards are active but mobilisation and progress are unverified
Last checked 8 August 2026 / 5 sourcesDunkirk port cathodic-protection replacement framework
Participation: Requires review / Checked / Notice and deadline
Port structures and underwater asset maintenance / The published 4 September 2026 bid deadline has passed; the latest buyer-profile result and framework holder remain unverified
Last checked 15 October 2026 / 5 sourcesDunkirk port mechanical preventive-maintenance framework
Participation: Requires review / Checked / Notice and deadline
Port structures and mechanical installations maintenance / BOAMP extended submissions to 28 September 2026; that date has passed and the latest buyer-profile result remains unverified
Last checked 15 October 2026 / 8 sourcesRietvlei sewage pump station and Bellville WWTW tie-in works
Participation: Not assessed
Wastewater pump stations, rising mains and treatment-plant tie-ins / City of Cape Town tender 32Q/2026/27 is open for a new 1,100 L/s Rietvlei sewage pump station, twin 1,980 m DN710 HDPE rising mains and Bellville WWTW tie-in works; bids close at 10:00 local time on 2 November 2026 and no contractor is appointed
Last checked 8 August 2026 / 5 sourcesLiwa (Nabur) Fishery Harbour construction
Participation: Not assessed
Fishing-port breakwaters, dredging, quay and marine infrastructure / Liwa harbour was operating by 2023 after the original Galfar award and 2015-2017 downstream marine works; formal completion, acceptance and final-account records remain unrecovered
Last checked 8 August 2026 / 8 sourcesLiwa Fishery Harbour maintenance dredging procurement 2023
Participation: Not assessed
Operating fishing-port maintenance dredging / Oman eTender 441/2023/MAFWR/HQ-36 reached financial evaluation in Q3 2023, then a Recall-1 procedure closed on 19 December 2023; an awardee, value and mobilisation remain undisclosed
Last checked 8 August 2026 / 4 sourcesLiwa Fishery Harbour development, management and operation PPP
Participation: Not assessed
Fishing-port concession, commercial waterfront and operating PPP / Liwa remained in Oman's 2024 PPP and fisheries-investment pipeline after 2021 and 2023 market approaches; a selected developer and financial close remain undisclosed through 8 August 2026
Last checked 8 August 2026 / 5 sourcesCap Skirring modern fishing quay
Participation: Not assessed
Fish landing quay and fisheries value-chain infrastructure / Official works launch held 24 July 2025 after ETIC's Lot 02 contract was signed 15 January 2025; no controlled later completion or commissioning evidence through 8 August 2026
Last checked 8 August 2026 / 7 sourcesFass Boye modern fishing quay
Participation: Not assessed
Fish landing quay and fisheries value-chain infrastructure / KELIMANE ENTREPRISE's Lot 01 contract was signed 5 February 2025, while a separate replacement relocation-site package remained awaiting execution in the current plan; no controlled main-works start evidence through 8 August 2026
Last checked 8 August 2026 / 7 sourcesOuakam fishing-quay rehabilitation
Participation: Not assessed
Fish landing quay and fisheries value-chain infrastructure / FIDELE SARL's rehabilitation contract was signed 5 February 2025 for an operating export-approved landing facility; no controlled site start, temporary operating setup or physical progress evidence through 8 August 2026
Last checked 8 August 2026 / 6 sourcesApollo Bay Harbour seawall construction
Participation: Not assessed
Harbour seawall renewal and coastal asset protection / Buying for Victoria lists C26-0068 as a current AUD 896,000 construction contract with Maintenance Concepts Pty Ltd for 20 July to 21 September 2026; the portal exposes neither an award or signing date nor evidence of physical mobilisation
Last checked 8 August 2026 / 4 sourcesMolo Sali Phase B sheet-pile restoration and quay completion
Participation: Not assessed
Sheet-pile rehabilitation and port-yard conversion / TED notice 514687-2026 records a EUR 8,295,571.84 contract concluded on 23 July 2026 with the Rossi Renzo Costruzioni-led four-member RTI; notice to proceed, mobilisation, named subcontractors and installed work remain unverified
Last checked 16 August 2026 / 5 sourcesMaassluis M2 quay-wall replacement and waterfront renewal
Participation: Not assessed
Quay-wall replacement and waterfront public-realm renewal / TED notice 542353-2026 records a EUR 7,887,000 contract with De Vries Werkendam B.V. concluded on 4 August 2026; the owner plans physical works from 5 October 2026 to 21 July 2028 and publishes no current mobilisation evidence
Last checked 8 August 2026 / 6 sourcesSwansea Morfa Quay and New Cut Road pontoons
Participation: Awarded / Checked / Notice and deadline
Marinas, pontoons and berthing infrastructure / Swansea signed the GBP 411,775.70 excluding-VAT two-pontoon contract on 15 July; the August amendment revised its start to 5 August, retaining a 2 October end, with site completion and acceptance unconfirmed
Last checked 14 October 2026 / 8 sourcesSitra Wharf Berths 5 and 6 liquid-cargo enhancement
Participation: Not assessed
Liquid-cargo terminal berth enhancement / Bahrain Tender Board's March 2026 monthly report records a BHD 10,987,831 award to NASS Contracting for Sitra Wharf tender T78534; no award date, contract signature, mobilisation or installed work is published
Last checked 8 August 2026 / 6 sourcesKing Abdulaziz Naval Base MMSC IOC facilities
Participation: Not assessed
Naval base wharf and fleet-support facilities / USAspending records USD 400,172,871.91 obligated and exercised across 28 transactions through 7 July 2026; current performance end 8 March 2027
Last checked 24 October 2026 / 13 sourcesFremantle Fishing Boat Harbour Jetty 3 replacement
Participation: Not assessed
Marinas, pontoons and berthing infrastructure / Transport WA records Jetty 3 completed in 2023 and later states an AUD 4.6 million project cost; the works formed one site under the two-location DOT409421RFT contract awarded to Global Trade Sales
Last checked 8 August 2026 / 6 sourcesHillarys Boat Harbour jetties A, F, G, H and J replacement
Participation: Not assessed
Marinas, pontoons and berthing infrastructure / Transport WA records the final stage completed in April 2024 as an AUD 10 million project, delivering five replacement floating jetties and 115 pens under the common DOT409421RFT contract
Last checked 8 August 2026 / 5 sourcesLos Angeles Berths 49-51 Outer Harbor Cruise Terminal Development
Participation: Not assessed
Cruise berth rehabilitation, shore power and marine piling / Los Angeles Harbor Commission Resolution 26-10665 approved Shimmick's USD 61,290,400 bid on 6 January 2026, and RAMP records the award on 26 January; the owner's award presentation estimated a March 2026 notice to proceed and January 2029 completion, while the actual NTP, site mobilisation and installed work remain unconfirmed through 8 August 2026
Last checked 8 August 2026 / 10 sourcesPort-Vendres Quai Dezoums shore-power electrification
Participation: Not assessed
Commercial-port shore power and electrical utility integration / BOAMP notice 25-50611 records a EUR 5,436,212 contract issued on 3 April 2025 to the SPIE CityNetworks-led consortium with Nidec ASI and T.A.E.H., plus subcontractor Guintoli. A 24 March 2026 Department presentation classifies the work as in progress; energisation, vessel connection, commissioning, acceptance and completion remain unconfirmed
Last checked 8 August 2026 / 8 sourcesIgoumenitsa Port three-berth OPS shore-power systems
Participation: Not assessed
Commercial-port shore power and electrical utility integration / HEDNO signed the EUR 6.82 million turnkey contract with Paralos on 11 February 2026 for two 3 MVA OPS positions and one 0.5 MVA position. TED names Paralos Energy, Controls Vasiloglou and Siemens A.G. as subcontractors; mobilisation, installation, energisation, vessel connection and acceptance remain unconfirmed
Last checked 16 August 2026 / 10 sourcesLa Pozona harbour upgrade
Participation: Not assessed
Dredging, pontoons, piles and utilities / Cantabria awarded the EUR 2.647m works to a three-member UTE; contract and mobilisation remain unpublished
Last checked 9 August 2026 / 5 sourcesTarifa fishing-wharf electrical utility upgrade
Participation: Not assessed
Fishing-wharf electrical distribution and utility connection / APBA awarded the EUR 273,030 works to VES Renewable; contract formalization and setting-out remain unpublished
Last checked 9 August 2026 / 5 sourcesP-835 Lima Wharf and Inner Apra Harbor dredging
Participation: Not assessed
Naval-wharf and inner-harbor dredging design / MDPAC JV holds the USD 3.335m P-835 design task order, expanded in August 2025 from DD1391 and 15% design into a design-bid-build package and extended in March 2026 to September 2028; no construction award or physical dredging is evidenced
Last checked 9 August 2026 / 7 sourcesFox Island River harbour entrance improvement and re-dredging
Participation: Not assessed
Small-craft-harbour entrance dredging and breakwater works / Marine Contractors' CAD 1.499m entrance-improvement contract and R.J.G Construction's separate CAD 1.133m channel re-dredging contract have both reached their published administrative end dates, but no completion certificate, accepted hydrography, final dredged quantity or causal link between the packages is public
Last checked 9 August 2026 / 7 sourcesFox Island River channel-wall and marginal-wharf reconstruction
Participation: Not assessed
Small-craft-harbour marginal wharf and channel-wall renewal / DFO-SCH's 2026 proposal remains in federal assessment after the public-comment period ended on 22 June 2026; no environmental determination, procurement, award, contractor, mobilisation or construction is evidenced
Last checked 9 August 2026 / 4 sourcesNOC Southampton quayside wall and pontoon repairs
Participation: Awarded / Checked / Notice and deadline
Seawall, quayside and pontoon repair / National Oceanography Centre signed Seawork Marine Services on 8 May 2025 for GBP 88,800 including VAT; the contract period ran from 13 August to 12 September 2025, but no dated completion, acceptance or final-account record has been located
Last checked 14 October 2026 / 5 sourcesRingvaart 2 dredging
Participation: Not assessed
Dredging / Award signed; start unverified.
Last checked 9 August 2026 / 4 sourcesTinian seaport P-940, P-1001 and P-1002 design
Participation: Not assessed
Naval and civil seaport wharf, breakwater and harbor-dredging design / MDPAC JV holds a USD 12.616m architect-engineer task order through 31 December 2026 for P-940 wharf improvements, P-1001 breakwater restoration and P-1002 harbor dredging and Finger Pier A removal; 13 named design-chain subaward records total USD 4.055m, while no construction award or mobilisation is evidenced
Last checked 9 August 2026 / 8 sourcesBurry Port pontoon floats
Participation: Awarded / Checked / Notice and deadline
Marinas, pontoons and berthing infrastructure / Solent Marine holds a GBP 72,600 float award.
Last checked 14 October 2026 / 6 sourcesNW-1 West Bengal: seven 30 m steel floating jetties
Participation: Not assessed
Inland-waterway floating jetties, gangways and passenger facilities / Nalanda Engineering Enterprise signed the seven-location bundled supply and installation contract on 3 April 2025; public evidence does not confirm fabrication, installation, commissioning or acceptance
Last checked 9 August 2026 / 5 sourcesNW-1 Bihar-West Bengal: six steel floating jetties
Participation: Not assessed
Inland-waterway floating jetties, gangways and passenger facilities / Cleghorn Mfg. Co. signed the six-location bundled supply and installation contract on 24 April 2025; public evidence does not confirm final sites, fabrication, installation, commissioning or acceptance
Last checked 9 August 2026 / 5 sourcesPort of Felixstowe four ship-to-shore quay cranes
Participation: Awarded / Checked / Notice and deadline
Container-terminal handling equipment / Find a Tender records an active award to ZPMC for four STS cranes at GBP 43.594 million excluding VAT; actual contract signature, manufacture, shipment, commissioning and acceptance remain unconfirmed
Last checked 14 October 2026 / 6 sourcesPlymouth Mount Batten pontoon replacement
Participation: Awarded / Checked / Notice and deadline
Marinas, pontoons and berthing infrastructure / Teignmouth Maritime Services holds the GBP 3.201 million excluding-VAT design-and-build contract; a weather-delayed temporary pontoon and bridge were commissioned on 17 March 2026, while permanent pontoon completion and owner handover remain unconfirmed
Last checked 9 August 2026 / 10 sourcesLower Yarra River Maintenance Dredging Program
Participation: Not assessed
Urban waterway maintenance dredging, navigation access and in-river material placement / Buying for Victoria records Australasian Marine Associates on a current AUD 1.93985 million contract starting 8 September 2021; Parks Victoria confirms AMA delivered Campaign C in 2024, while the owner programme was reported complete and the next funding cycle remained open
Last checked 10 August 2026 / 7 sourcesLe Goulet Harbour 2026 maintenance dredging
Participation: Awarded / Checked / Notice and deadline
Submission deadline:
Fishing harbour wharf, dredging and shore protection / CanadaBuys' 13 October data records the CAD 948,750 tax-inclusive Le Goulet contract CW2466490 awarded to Les Entreprises P E C inc on 10 September 2026; mobilisation, plant, dredged quantities and acceptance remain unreported
Last checked 15 October 2026 / 9 sourcesManangareza river-port station rehabilitation
Participation: Not assessed
Inland river-port station and passenger-cargo terminal rehabilitation / ECH BTP signed the USD 1,272,815.07 works contract on 28 November 2025; public records also name the design and supervision consultant, but no notice to proceed, mobilisation, measured progress, completion or acceptance has been located
Last checked 10 August 2026 / 7 sourcesToledo Harbor 2026 maintenance dredging
Participation: Not assessed
Port infrastructure / USD 5.3 million 2026 task order issued under a USD 11.1 million two-year Ryba contract; the September start remains planned
Last checked 11 August 2026 / 4 sourcesBapco wharf and pipeline repair term services
Participation: Not assessed
Liquid-cargo terminal maintenance / Bahrain Tender Board's May 2026 report records a BHD 340,000 extension under tender T17600(65), following the May 2021 BHD 2,489,690 five-year award to Bahrain Maintenance and Diving Services; the extension duration and work orders remain undisclosed
Last checked 11 August 2026 / 6 sourcesDundee Beach boat-ramp maintenance
Participation: Not assessed
Public boat-launch infrastructure, maintenance dredging and fixed access / Northern Territory Tenders Online records T25-1462 as a 12-month awarded period contract to Polaris Marine Constructions at AUD 676,047.56 on an estimated-unit-rate basis
Last checked 15 August 2026 / 6 sourcesCáceres El Marco wastewater treatment plant
Participation: Not assessed
Urban wastewater treatment, tertiary reuse and renewable-energy integration / ACUAES selected the Aquambiente-COPASA-PESA consortium on 30 July 2026 at EUR 61,784,295.49 excluding VAT; the award notice was published on 4 August, while contract signature, notice to proceed and mobilisation remain unconfirmed
Last checked 11 August 2026 / 5 sourcesTorrent wastewater treatment plant adaptation
Participation: Not assessed
Urban wastewater treatment, tertiary reuse and flood resilience / CHJ currently lists the Torrent adaptation works in execution under the Global Omnium Medioambiente-CICLAGUA-BECSA UTE; its 2025 delivery report fixes the site-start baseline at 19 September 2023 and records separate certified amounts for modification 1 and the post-DANA emergency workfront, while PLACSP's 10 August 2026 modification record adds zero price and zero duration
Last checked 12 August 2026 / 7 sourcesApia Port climate-resilient breakwater and terminal upgrade
Participation: Not assessed
Port infrastructure / Section 1 quality-assurance close-out and Section 2 handover were expected in June 2026, while CHEC's 100-metre breakwater reconstruction is now expected in mid-July 2027; neither the June milestones nor breakwater completion has a later published acceptance certificate
Last checked 11 August 2026 / 8 sourcesUpper Mississippi Lock and Dam 9 miter-gate replacement
Participation: Not assessed
Inland navigation lock rehabilitation and hydraulic steel structures / USACE reports that all four main-chamber miter gates were replaced in July 2026 by St. Paul and Rock Island District maintenance and repair crews; G&G Steel fabricated the gates in Alabama, while accepted installation cost, final account and post-installation performance remain unpublished
Last checked 11 August 2026 / 4 sourcesPort of Durban North Bank revetment repairs
Participation: Not assessed
Port revetment repair and armour-rock placement / South Africa's official procurement release records an active ZAR 5,466,159 award to KATLANTIC for the Port of Durban North Bank revetment repairs; the public record does not provide an award date, executed contract, notice to proceed, physical progress or completion
Last checked 11 August 2026 / 4 sourcesSan Francisco Pier 80 mooring and berthing improvements
Participation: Not assessed
Wharf maintenance, fender piles and marine asset renewal / The San Francisco Port Commission adopted Resolution 25-25 on 13 May 2025, authorizing award of Contract 2871 to Manson Construction Co. for USD 5,518,500 plus a USD 551,850 contingency; the cited official record does not confirm the planned notice to proceed, physical progress, substantial completion or acceptance
Last checked 12 August 2026 / 5 sourcesSnapper Creek State Boat Harbour shoreline protection works
Participation: Not assessed
Port revetment repair and armour-rock placement / Queensland Transport and Main Roads disclosed Contract MSQ25017 with Hunter Contractors Pty Ltd at AUD 1,981,207 on 10 July 2025, and Maritime Safety Queensland announced a 2 September 2025 construction start; no cited official source confirms installed quantities, completion, acceptance or final account
Last checked 13 August 2026 / 4 sourcesBellingham Shipping Terminal marine infrastructure and dredging
Participation: Not assessed
Contaminated-sediment dredging, heavy-lift wharf replacement and terminal utilities / Port reporting confirms key dock and stormwater upgrades were completed in 2025 and navigation and environmental work advanced; Washington L&I records American Construction's contractor-reported 8 April 2026 work-completed date, but no filed Notice of Completion, owner acceptance, final hydrographic survey, final dredged quantity or final account is evidenced
Last checked 12 August 2026 / 12 sourcesWinterton small craft harbour wharf reconstruction
Participation: Not assessed
Fishing harbour wharf, dredging and shore protection / Maher's Contracting received F6140-210681/001/PWD on 22 October 2021; two CanadaBuys amendments raised the tax-inclusive contract to CAD 2.76 million, and the 2023-24 Public Accounts mark the Winterton contract completed
Last checked 13 August 2026 / 7 sourcesWesleyville and Brookfield floating-dock reconstruction
Participation: Not assessed
Fishing harbour wharf, dredging and shore protection / Granite Management received DFO contract 4500013526 on 23 December 2021 for a two-site floating-dock package; the 2021-22 Public Accounts mark the contract completed, while physical acceptance records remain unpublished
Last checked 13 August 2026 / 6 sourcesEdmonds North Portwalk Phase II electrification
Participation: Not assessed
Marina electrical infrastructure, waterfront site preparation and public realm / The Port of Edmonds Commission unanimously authorized a contract with TRICO Companies LLC on 8 June 2026; the current owner page marks Phase II in progress and estimates work will begin late in 2026
Last checked 12 August 2026 / 6 sourcesPort de Grave marginal wharf reconstruction
Participation: Not assessed
Fishing harbour wharf, dredging and shore protection / Maher's Contracting received F6140-210731/001/PWD on 15 November 2021; CanadaBuys records a CAD 1,763,368 cumulative contract after amendments, and the 2022-23 Public Accounts mark the Port de Grave contract completed
Last checked 13 August 2026 / 7 sourcesVeseli nad Moravou marina phase-one expansion
Participation: Not assessed
Inland marina quay edges, floating fingers, bank protection and utilities / The Czech Waterways Directorate opened 30 new public berths in August 2025 and the Transport Ministry reports the expanded marina operating with capacity for 66 boats in the 2026 season; IDS holds the phase-one works contract, with the highest reviewed official modification snapshot at CZK 86,312,219.98
Last checked 12 August 2026 / 8 sourcesSouth Moose Lake 2025 harbour improvements
Participation: Not assessed
Remote fishing-harbour timber crib wharf and floating offloading dock / Fisheries and Oceans Canada awarded ZheMaak Inc. contract 4500091055 for CAD 220,542 on 8 August 2025; the published seven-month term ended on 27 March 2026, but the reviewed federal record does not publish physical completion, accepted quantities, owner handover or a final account
Last checked 13 August 2026 / 4 sourcesMalaga Port Quay 4 facing rehabilitation
Participation: Submissions closed / Checked / Notice and deadline
Submerged masonry quay repair and structural concrete rehabilitation / Malaga Port Authority declared Quay 4 procedure 26exma-033 unsuccessful on 7 September 2026 after receiving no bids; the 15 September notice retains the seven-zone repair design and EUR 78,739.06 excluding-VAT tender budget, with no works award under this procedure
Last checked 15 October 2026 / 6 sourcesSandusky Harbor 2026 maintenance dredging and nearshore placement
Participation: Not assessed
Navigation channel maintenance dredging / USACE scheduled Morrish-Wallace's 109,000-cubic-yard campaign to start on 6 October 2026 and finish by 1 November; actual mobilisation remains unverified
Last checked 6 October 2026 / 4 sourcesDuwamish Waterway FY2026 maintenance dredging
Participation: Not assessed
Navigation channel maintenance dredging / USACE awarded the USD 2.852 million contract to American Construction on 24 September 2026; dredging is scheduled no sooner than 1 December and mobilisation remains unreported
Last checked 6 October 2026 / 5 sourcesTheodore Ship Channel January 2027 maintenance dredging
Participation: Requires review / Checked / Notice and deadline
Navigation channel maintenance dredging / January dredging expected under current 37-foot transit restriction
Last checked 30 October 2026 / 4 sourcesLower Chain of Rocks canal Potter maintenance
Participation: Requires review / Checked / Notice and deadline
Navigation channel maintenance dredging / Six-night programme with 17:00-07:00 closures around dredge plant
Last checked 30 October 2026 / 4 sourcesBarton to New Holland tidal flood-defence scheme
Participation: Planned procurement / Checked / Notice and deadline
Tidal embankment and outfall adaptation / Detailed design, land discussions and environmental assessment; Full Business Case targeted for summer 2027
Last checked 3 November 2026 / 4 sourcesSubiaco water-resource recovery compact-plant upgrade
Participation: Planned procurement / Checked / Notice and deadline
Wastewater treatment and ocean-outlet capacity / Initial AUD 105 million committed to design, engineering and site preparation
Last checked 3 November 2026 / 4 sourcesVietnam Southern Waterway Corridors: A1 Canals and A2 Rivers
Participation: Requires review / Checked / Notice and deadline
Inland-waterway channel improvement and bank protection / A1 formal works invitation issued 28 September 2026; latest A1 amendments and the separate A2 participation position remain under review.
Last checked 4 November 2026 / 9 sourcesGulfport Harbor deep-draft navigation improvements
Participation: Not assessed
Navigation-channel deepening and sedimentation basin / Signed Chief's recommendation dated 23 June 2026; Gulfport included in the House-passed September WRDA bill
Last checked 4 November 2026 / 4 sourcesMelaka power-plant mud removal and intake interface
Participation: Not assessed
Cooling-water intake sediment removal / Marine circular defines a buoyed mud-removal work area for 7 October 2026-15 June 2027
Last checked 4 November 2026 / 4 sourcesWest Point Dam spillway gates 1 and 2 maintenance
Participation: Not assessed
Spillway-gate maintenance and reservoir operations / September 2026 owner plan schedules gate work and dam-road closure from 21 September to mid-January 2027
Last checked 4 November 2026 / 5 sourcesLagos Omi Eko jetties, stations and maintenance facilities
Participation: Not assessed
Passenger jetties and shore charging civil infrastructure / EIB financing signed 11 December 2025; appraisal defines planned jetty, charging and maintenance scope with environmental and land-delivery conditions
Last checked 4 November 2026 / 4 sourcesNo matching projects.
Scope and corrections
This general technical reference is not project-specific procurement or contract advice. Project status is dated and linked to its public sources; corrections can be submitted with the relevant notice, contract, amendment, measurement or acceptance record.
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