Services

Our port development portfolio encompasses a wide range of facilities tailored to specific cargo and operational requirements. We design and construct container terminals with efficient loading/unloading systems and storage yards; bulk cargo facilities for commodities such as grain, coal, and minerals; liquid bulk terminals for petroleum products and chemicals; roll-on/roll-off (RoRo) terminals for vehicle transport; multipurpose berths that can accommodate diverse cargo types; passenger terminals for cruise ships and ferries; and specialized facilities for fisheries and small craft. Each port is designed with careful consideration of vessel characteristics, cargo handling requirements, and landside transportation connections.

Our coastal protection solutions combine traditional engineering approaches with nature-based systems to create resilient shorelines. We design and implement breakwaters, seawalls, and revetments that shield coastal communities and infrastructure from wave action and storm surge. We develop beach nourishment programs that maintain recreational areas while providing natural protection. Our living shoreline projects incorporate mangroves, salt marshes, and coral reef restoration to enhance ecological value while providing wave attenuation. We also implement comprehensive coastal zone management plans that address erosion, flooding, and habitat preservation through integrated approaches that balance development needs with environmental protection.

Our offshore infrastructure capabilities include facilities that support various maritime and energy activities. We develop offshore terminals for oil and gas transfer, including single point mooring systems and floating storage and regasification units. We design and construct support facilities for offshore renewable energy, including installation ports, maintenance bases, and cable landing sites for wind, wave, and tidal energy projects. Our marine infrastructure portfolio also includes artificial islands for various purposes, submarine pipeline landfalls, telecommunications cable landing stations, and research platforms. Each offshore project addresses the unique challenges of the marine environment through specialized design, materials, and construction techniques.

Environmental protection is integrated throughout our marine project lifecycle. We conduct comprehensive marine ecological assessments to understand baseline conditions and potential impacts. Our designs incorporate features to minimize disruption to marine habitats, such as fish-friendly structures, marine mammal protection measures, and turbidity control systems. We implement advanced dredging techniques that minimize sediment dispersion and habitat disturbance. For port facilities, we develop comprehensive environmental management systems including waste handling, ballast water management, and spill prevention. We also create habitat enhancement and restoration programs that offset unavoidable impacts, often resulting in net ecological gain through creation of artificial reefs, seagrass transplantation, and wetland restoration.

Our marine structures incorporate comprehensive climate adaptation measures to ensure long-term resilience. We conduct detailed climate vulnerability assessments that analyze sea level rise projections, changing storm patterns, and other climate impacts specific to each location. Our designs include adaptive features such as elevated infrastructure, flood-resistant materials and systems, and staged adaptation pathways that allow for future modifications as conditions change. For ports, we implement flexible operational systems that can accommodate changing water levels and weather conditions. We also develop nature-based solutions that enhance natural protective features while providing ecological benefits. Our approach emphasizes robust risk assessment, redundancy in critical systems, and design flexibility to address both current needs and future climate scenarios.