ADB's operational procurement record names Taing Cheng Oing Construction & Import Export Co., Ltd. for SCMFP FiA/CW-03, the Preah Sihanouk Marine Fisheries Administration Inspectorate boat-mooring and jetty package, signed on 9 March 2026. The source reports an ADB-financed amount of 472,336.05 but exposes neither currency nor full contract value. The approved design covers a 2,226.71 m2 reinforced-concrete jetty and landing platform, 3.5-4.0 m wide, within the existing inspectorate operating area. Current public evidence does not confirm mobilisation, marine works or acceptance.
Project signal
Award in Cambodia
Current statusTaing 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 confirmedSource confidenceConfirmed
Location
Cambodia / Asia Pacific
Segment
Marine infrastructure
Status
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 / Confirmed
Last checked
5 August 2026
Coverage
Related sectors
Marine infrastructure is the primary work classification. Related sectors connect this record to adjacent marine delivery and market coverage.
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Project anatomy
Contract scope and delivery roles
Client / authority
Cambodia Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries under the ADB-financed Sustainable Coastal and Marine Fisheries Project
Delivery parties
Taing Cheng Oing Construction & Import Export Co., Ltd. - named works contractor for SCMFP FiA/CW-03, CS-03 detailed-design consultant - referenced in the safeguard report; firm name not identified in the cited pages, Piling, concrete, marine-plant, survey, building-services and local-access subcontractors - not identified in the cited award record
Contract route
The December 2025 procurement plan lists CW-03 as nationally advertised open competitive bidding, post review, single-stage single-envelope small works, with a USD 750,000 estimate. The ADB operational procurement workbook later records the 9 March 2026 signing and source-reported ADB-financed amount of 472,336.05, while omitting currency and full contract value.
Execution window
A November 2025 consultation anticipated construction in early 2026 depending on award. Signature followed on 9 March 2026. The cited safeguard document and July 2026 ADB page do not provide a dated notice to proceed, mobilisation photograph, progress percentage or completion milestone for CW-03.
Works package
The approved design provides a 2,226.71 m2 reinforced-concrete jetty or landing platform with marine-grade finishes, 3.5-4.0 m width, access and circulation, steel components, curbs, stair landings and handrails. Building Zone 1 covers 2,048.77 m2 of sidewalk, access, parking and operations plus storage, bunk, research, inspection, specimen-handling and meeting rooms supporting fisheries inspection, monitoring and enforcement.
Marine interfaces
CW-03 sits in public marine water and FiA-managed coastal land at an operating inspectorate site. Delivery must maintain vessel and neighbourhood access, manage tides and working-space constraints, verify foundations and concrete durability, install safe berthing and access components, and reinstate temporary disturbances. About 50 adjacent households share the access road according to the safeguard consultation record.
Commercial evidence boundary
The USD 750,000 procurement estimate and the later ADB-financed amount of 472,336.05 are different measures. Because the award workbook omits currency and full contract value, no discount, savings, contract total or final cost should be calculated from them.
Project timeline
Material developments
Dated events that changed scope, counterparties, delivery, commissioning or operating status.
ADB's award workbook names the contractor and reports an ADB-financed amount of 472,336.05, but does not expose currency, full contract value or mobilisation.