Location
Senegal / Africa
Project record
Cap Skirring modern fishing quay
Senegal's Natural Resources Management Project, P175915, awarded the Cap Skirring modern fishing-quay Lot 02 to ETIC for a World Bank-recorded USD 2,036,379.22 commitment. A 15 January 2025 contract signature preceded SENRM's official works launch on 24 July 2025. The owner described a 6,800 m2 site combining fish reception and sale, local and export market functions, cold storage, quality control, ice and utilities with support facilities. No later controlled source confirms physical percentage, structural completion, equipment installation, acceptance or commissioning through 8 August 2026.
Segment
Fish landing quay and fisheries value-chain infrastructure
Status
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 / Confirmed
Last checked
8 August 2026
Coverage
Related sectors
Fish landing quay and fisheries value-chain infrastructure 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
- Senegal Ministry of Fisheries and Maritime and Port Infrastructure through the SENRM project implementation structure, World Bank project P175915
- Delivery parties
- ETIC - supplier name in the World Bank award dataset for Lot 02; exact legal identity, consortium structure and lower tiers not disclosed, Designer, supervision consultant, marine subcontractors, cold-chain and ice-plant suppliers, laboratory and wastewater-system providers - not identified
- Contract route
- Lot 02 used a post-review request for bids under package AON-T-SENRM-MPEM/03. Contract record 1854477 identifies ETIC, the 15 January 2025 signing and the committed amount. The combined Cap Skirring and Fass Boye two-lot package remains signed in the current procurement plan.
- Execution window
- ETIC signed on 15 January 2025, and the owner launched works on 24 July 2025. SENRM stated a 16-month execution period at launch, but no controlled notice-to-proceed baseline, updated programme, physical-progress certificate, revised completion date, taking-over certificate or commissioning record has been recovered.
- Works package
- Develop a modern fishing quay on a 6,800 m2 site, with fish reception and weighing, treatment and sales areas for local and export markets, cold room, ice and quality-control functions, administrative and trader facilities, first aid, childcare, borehole and water systems, wastewater treatment, truck and service access, engine-repair support and approximately 60 motor shelters. The final as-built quantities and supplier allocations remain unpublished.
- Marine interfaces
- The package must maintain safe pirogue landing and fish-handling access while integrating the shore-side market, cold chain, potable water, wastewater, waste storage, truck circulation and coastal operating interface. The RAP maps occupied project land and affected businesses but does not prove completed relocation, accepted marine works or operating release.
- Commercial evidence boundary
- The contract-award dataset lists USD 2,036,379.22 as the committed supplier amount. SENRM separately cited approximately FCFA 1.7 billion at the launch. No published reconciliation connects the two figures to a common cost basis or final account. Variations, measured quantities, payment certificates, securities and final cost remain undisclosed.
Contract and delivery chain
Named roles and open packages
Named appointments are shown against the workstream they cover. Unallocated packages remain open until a project source identifies the responsible party.
Main works award
AON-T-SENRM-MPEM/03 Lot 02 - Cap Skirring modern fishing quay
- Named party
- ETIC
- Status
- Confirmed
- Source position
- World Bank contract award 1854477 records a USD 2,036,379.22 supplier commitment and 15 January 2025 signing. Source
Field start
Official works launch
- Named party
- SENRM and Senegal Ministry
- Status
- Confirmed
- Source position
- SENRM records the ministerial launch at Cap Skirring on 24 July 2025 and describes the site and facility programme. Source
Land and operating interface
Resettlement action plan and project-site preparation
- Named party
- SENRM
- Status
- Confirmed
- Source position
- The final November 2024 RAP maps the affected site and describes facilities and relocation requirements; it is preparation evidence, not completion evidence. Source
Progress and acceptance
Measured progress, equipment commissioning and handover
- Named party
- No controlled milestone published
- Status
- Not evidenced
- Source position
- No later controlled source located through 8 August 2026 establishes physical percentage, completion, taking-over or operating commissioning.
Evidence gap
What remains unverified
Outstanding evidence
- Notice to proceed, baseline programme and dated physical progress
- Relocation and compensation completion before unrestricted works
- Quay, landing apron, drainage and coastal-interface construction
- Cold room, ice plant, laboratory and fish-handling equipment suppliers
- Borehole, potable water, wastewater treatment and waste systems
- Designer, supervision consultant, subcontractors and lower tiers
- Variation orders, payment certificates and final account
- Testing, taking-over, commissioning and sustained fishing operations
Sources and related records
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Source collections
Project sources 7
- Contract Awards in Investment Project Financing World Bank, Current award dataset reviewed 8 August 2026
- Senegal Natural Resources Management Project P175915 World Bank, Current project page reviewed 8 August 2026
- Implementation Status and Results Report World Bank, 20 June 2025
- Implementation Status and Results Report World Bank, 30 December 2025
- Procurement Plan P175915 World Bank, Current plan reviewed 8 August 2026
- Cap Skirring: works on the modern fishing quay launched SENRM, 24 July 2025
- Cap Skirring fishing-quay resettlement action plan SENRM, Final, November 2024