A joint venture of Khimji Ramdas Construction and Archimedes Marine Engineering and Contracting holds Oman's Masirah multipurpose fishing-port contract. The February 2025 Tender Board record gives an OMR 28.612 million value; the March contract signing was reported at approximately OMR 28 million. The disclosed marine scope comprises 4,172 m of breakwaters, basin deepening to a stated 5-7 m range, an 1,100 m skiff beach and 13 floating pontoons. The designer, dredging plant, rock supplier, pontoon supplier and navigation-aid package have not been named publicly.
Project signal
Construction in Oman
Current statusOMR 28.612 million design-and-build award confirmed; current construction progress and marine subcontract chain remain partly undisclosedSource confidenceConfirmed
Location
Oman / Middle East
Segment
Port infrastructure
Status
OMR 28.612 million design-and-build award confirmed; current construction progress and marine subcontract chain remain partly undisclosed / Confirmed
Last checked
1 August 2026
Coverage
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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
Oman Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Water Resources
Delivery parties
Khimji Ramdas Construction LLC - joint-venture prime contractor, Archimedes Marine Engineering and Contracting LLC - joint-venture prime contractor, Designer, dredging contractor, quarry and armour supplier, pontoon supplier and navigation-aid contractor - not publicly identified
Contract route
Government design-and-construction contract approved by the Oman Tender Board in February 2025 and signed with the Khimji Ramdas-Archimedes joint venture on 3 March 2025.
Execution window
Award approved in February 2025 and contract signed on 3 March 2025. By 1 August 2026, the owner and contractors had not published a completion date or accepted progress percentage.
Works package
Construct a multipurpose fishing port serving fisheries, tourism, commercial users and the Royal Oman Police across an approximately 1.8 million m2 development area. Marine works include 4,172 m of breakwaters, basin deepening to a stated 5-7 m range, an 1,100 m skiff beach and 13 floating pontoons for skiffs and yachts.
Marine interfaces
Breakwater geometry, quarry and armour supply, basin excavation, dredged-material routing, beach formation, pontoon anchoring, navigation access and land-side services must be coordinated around Masirah's exposed island coastline and sensitive turtle environment. The award does not establish accepted depth, completed protection works or operational release.
Commercial evidence boundary
The prime contract and headline quantities are public, but the downstream marine chain is still open. Priority disclosures are designer and engineer appointments, dredging and rock packages, pontoon and mooring supply, aids to navigation, marine plant mobilisation, environmental controls and measured progress by workfront.
Project timeline
Material developments
Dated events that changed scope, counterparties, delivery, commissioning or operating status.
The signing confirmed Khimji Ramdas Construction and Archimedes Marine Engineering as the joint-venture delivery team and published the breakwater, basin, beach and pontoon scope. Downstream package allocation and field progress remained undisclosed.