Project record

Ardrossan Arran Berth fender and terminal maintenance

Participation: Submissions closed
Participation checked: 28 October 2026

Maintenance handback: 8 October 2026

Participation source

CMAL reports eleven fenders installed at Ardrossan's Arran Berth and a maintenance handback to CalMac. The £404,577 award also covers work supporting continued ferry operation and access.

ARDROSSAN / OPERATING INTERFACES. Berth repairs need future access. Fender positions. Installed units and attachment condition. As-built asset identification. Machinery. Linkspan inspection and repair. Retained temporary platforms. Future work. Additional Winton Pier fender considered. CalMac service window required. Source: CMAL / Proposed follow-up and completed maintenance distinguished

Location

United Kingdom / Europe

Segment

Port infrastructure

Phase

Completed / Confirmed

Last checked

28 October 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: Caledonian Maritime Assets Limited (CMAL)
Delivery parties: George Leslie Ltd
Contract route: SEP564954 records a £404,577 ex-VAT framework maintenance award concluded 18 September 2026; the scope combines fender replacement and further ferry-operating maintenance.
Execution window: Owner handback account dated 8 October 2026; possible additional Winton Pier work remained under consideration in that account.

Works package: Arran Berth fenders, linkspan-to-shore steelwork, passenger-access lifting-frame repair and temporary machinery-access platforms within an essential maintenance programme.
Marine interfaces: Berthing equipment and linkspan access support the ferry interface; subsequent work needs CalMac service windows and safe access to the machinery.
Commercial evidence boundary: The award includes several maintenance activities. Its total value cannot be allocated to individual fenders without the priced schedule; retained platforms create a continuing inspection and access obligation.

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