GRAHAM announced as main contractor for initial phase of £90 million deep water terminal in Belfast

Graham awarded £90M Belfast Quay & Deep-water Berth - UK Construction Online

Leading construction company GRAHAM has been appointed by Belfast Harbour as the main contractor for the initial build phase of the new £90M deep water terminal

Graham awarded £90M Belfast Quay & Deep-water Berth

With works commencing this month the project is set to be complete by 2027 and will see the construction of a new 340m long dual-purpose quay and deep water berth which will be able to accommodate some of the world’s largest cruise vessels, while also expanding the port’s capacity for offshore wind turbine assembly and installation. With 146 cruise vessels scheduled to berth at Belfast Harbour this year – Belfast is already the busiest cruise po…

Graham appointed to deliver £90M quay and deep water berth at Belfast Harbour

Graham has been selected as the main contractor for the first phase of a major £90M development at Belfast Harbour. The post Graham appointed to deliver £90M quay and deep water berth at Belfast Harbour appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

WORK COMMENCES ON BELFAST HARBOUR’S LARGEST EVER PORT INVESTMENT PROJECT TO CREATE NEW CRUISE AND OFFSHORE WIND ENERGY TERMINAL - Belfast Chamber

Marine works are due to begin this week on the largest single capital investment project ever undertaken by Belfast Harbour, the development of a new deepwater terminal to facilitate increased cruise tourism and enable offshore wind energy. The project will see the £90m construction of a new dual purpose deepwater quay which will be able […] The post WORK COMMENCES ON BELFAST HARBOUR’S LARGEST EVER PORT INVESTMENT PROJECT TO CREATE NEW CRUISE AN…

GRAHAM announced as main contractor for initial phase of £90 million deep water terminal in Belfast

Hillsborough-headquartered construction company GRAHAM has been appointed by Belfast Harbour as the main contractor for the initial build phase of the new £90 million deep water terminal.

Civil engineer firm completes offshore renewable energy berth at Port of Leith - Scottish Business News

GRAHAM, a leading civil engineering company, has constructed Forth Ports’ new deep-water riverside berth at the Port of Leith – designed to host the world’s largest offshore wind construction vessels. The berth was formally opened on Thursday 24 April, marking a significant step forward in Scotland’s pursuit of net-zero emissions. It has been named the Charles Hammond Berth in honour of Forth Ports’ former Chief Executive, with the naming ceremo…