Makassar New Port's completed 1A/1B/1C phases provide the operating base for a demand-led Phase 1D decision. Dated terminal occupancy and ship/crane productivity records identify the constraints that a further civil increment should address.
Container quay and terminal phased development is the primary work classification. Related sectors connect this record to adjacent marine delivery and market coverage.
Subject index
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Project anatomy
Contract scope and delivery roles
Client / authority
PT Pelabuhan Indonesia (Persero); terminal operation by Pelindo Terminal Petikemas
Delivery parties
PT Pembangunan Perumahan (Persero) Tbk: phases 1B and 1C civil contractor in Pelindo's 2025 annual report
Contract route
Pelindo's annual report identifies the 1 February 2019 construction deed and later amendments for phases 1B/1C. The inauguration account describes further equipment, facilities and Phase 1D investment in stages according to market need.
Execution window
Phase 1A operating from 2020; physical completion of 1B/1C in Q4 2023; inauguration 22 February 2024; contractor maintenance declared complete 31 March 2024. Phase 1D follows its own future investment/procurement decisions.
Works package
Inaugurated phases 1A/1B/1C: reported 1,280 m quay, 52 ha footprint, depth of -16 m LWS and design capacity of 2.5 million TEU/year. These are opening/design descriptions. The annual report records a separate January 2022 dredging/reclamation approval envelope.
Marine interfaces
The capacity increment depends on peak usable quay length, crane allocation, berth-time losses, yard dwell and container transfer, alongside the applicable approach and reception conditions.
Commercial evidence boundary
Q1 2025 terminal-specific BOR was 28.49% and YOR 39.61%. The owner publication through August 2026 lists TPK New Makassar at 26.88 boxes per ship-hour gross for domestic containers. A next-phase appraisal needs current call-level demand and a priced comparison of operating changes and additional waterfront.
Evidence gap
What remains unverified
Outstanding evidence
Current terminal-specific peak-call, berth-duration and yard-dwell records
Phase 1D issued scope, investment approval, partner procurement and signed civil packages
Latest approach/berth survey, equipment deployment and operating restrictions