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.
Port 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
Sihanoukville Autonomous Port
Delivery parties
Toyo Construction Co., Ltd.: announced Package 1 civil-works contractor.
Contract route
Owner civil-works award announced by Toyo on 28 October 2026, supported by Japanese ODA financing at programme level.
Execution window
Toyo states 36 months. The announcement does not give an actual commencement date from which to calculate completion.
Works package
400m quay, approximately 200,000m2 terminal area, 12 buildings and a terminal operating system under the approximately JPY 26.2 billion Package 1 award.
Marine interfaces
Quay transfer, container circulation, yard drainage and buried services must align with buildings and terminal software. Handling equipment and channel access also sit within the broader expansion programme.
Commercial evidence boundary
The JPY 26.2 billion contractor award and JICA loan ceiling of JPY 41.388 billion describe different scopes. Equipment interfaces, progressive yard handovers and operating-system trials determine package readiness.
Evidence gap
What remains unverified
Outstanding evidence
Contract commencement and the dated 36-month delivery programme
Package interfaces with crane supply and channel/basin dredging
Progressive yard, building-service and operating-system trials