Project Overview Broome has long been a strategic northern gateway for Australia’s resources, defence, and tourism industries. Yet the port’s ageing wharf, built for a different era, was unable to meet the demands of modern trade. The region’s extreme tidal range – rising and falling up to ten metres within six hours – restricted operations … Design and Construction of Broome Floating Wharf
Project Overview The Nelson Point Tug Haven is a critical part of Port Hedland’s marine infrastructure, providing safe berthing and operational support for tugs that guide vessels through one of the busiest bulk export harbours in the world. After decades of service in the Pilbara’s extreme conditions – characterised by abrasive ore dust, saline waters, … Nelson Point Tug Haven Outer Wall
Project Overview In March 2017, Cyclone Debbie devastated the Whitsunday region, with Shute Harbour among the worst-hit maritime facilities. Once a vital hub for tourism and local operators, its pontoons, gangways, and piles were destroyed or left unsafe, restricting access to the Whitsunday Islands and impacting the local economy. Whitsunday Regional Council committed to a … Shute Harbour Redevelopment
Whether it’s major capital works, planned maintenance, or emergency response, we bring the expertise, equipment, and execution capability to keep your marine assets performing. Because in challenging environments where delays have consequences, certainty isn’t negotiable.
