Location
Sri Lanka / Asia Pacific
Project record
Dohwa-led detailed-design contract awarded in April 2025; SLPA's May 2026 planning document confirms the engineering study but leaves financing, construction procurement and field start open
Sri Lanka Ports Authority has commissioned the detailed design for the Western Breakwater extension that would enable West Container Terminal II north of the operating Colombo West terminal. The April 2025 award names Dohwa Engineering as lead partner, YUKSEL PROJE as JV partner, GreenTech Consultants and Central Engineering Consultancy Bureau as sub-consultants, with a 24-month contract priced in USD and Sri Lankan rupees. SLPA's May 2026 planning document describes an approximately 2.5-kilometre breakwater extension, a minimum 1,400-metre berth at 20-metre depth, about 70 hectares of reclaimed logistics land and a deep-water LNG interface, while stating that project launch still depends on financing.
Sri Lanka / Asia Pacific
Deep-water port expansion, breakwaters and reclaimed logistics land
Design / Confirmed
7 August 2026
Coverage
Deep-water port expansion, breakwaters and reclaimed logistics land is the primary work classification. Related sectors connect this record to adjacent marine delivery and market coverage.
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Open this project in the Change LogThe owner restated the approximately 2.5 km breakwater, minimum 1,400 m berth, 20 m depth, LNG facility and 70 ha reclamation envelope, while saying the project must still secure financing before launch.
SourceDohwa was named lead partner, YUKSEL PROJE JV partner, and GreenTech plus CECB sub-consultants under a 24-month USD 4.2694 million plus LKR 186.8836 million consultancy.
SourceThe decision records 20 expressions of interest, seven pre-qualified applicants, five detailed proposals and three technically compliant financial proposals before award approval.
SourceThe EOI established WCT-II as a future terminal north of WCT-I enabled by extensions of the Western Breakwater and quay wall.
SourceEvidence gap