Ports & Harbours

Berths 8 and 9 at the Port of Felixstowe will play a major role in the UK economy. PORTS & HARBOURS

Felixstowe provides boost to UK economy

The dune viaduct connecting link under construction. PORTS & HARBOURS

Good progress at Rotterdam’s Maasvlakte 2

The construction of a second lock is necessary in order to improve traffic flow to the Waaslandhaven. PORTS & HARBOURS

World’s largest sea lock for Antwerp

The SF Type 600 concrete breakwater was tested by the Water and Environmental Engineering Research Group at the University of La Coruna in Galicia, Spain. PORTS & HARBOURS

Research affirms breakwater effectiveness

The new berth will handle Scandlines’ two new 1,600 lane/m, 1,500 passenger superferries Berlin and Copenhagen. PORTS & HARBOURS

New Rostock facility ups ferry clout

The Junction Lock flood gate installation. PORTS & HARBOURS

Bristol Docks open after £12m revamp

For several years, both clients and contractors of large, complex mega infrastructure projects in the Netherlands have been experimenting with innovative contracts, causing a shift in roles and tasks in the Dutch construction industry. Clients a... PORTS & HARBOURS

Facts about early contractor involvement

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Artificial island proposed for Turkmenistan

The design for the first ever floating jetty on Lake Windermere took into account the potential extreme lake level rises and provided for wheelchair access. PORTS & HARBOURS

First floating jetty for Lake Windermere

The terminal as it will look after expansion. Note the planned heavy duty platform. PORTS & HARBOURS

Capacity expansion at strategic terminal

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