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Coastal protection with revetments, groynes and rockbuilt break- waters and reclamation using sand is another of our specialities. We frequently quarry the rock for breakwaters and coastal protection ourselves, using our own equipment, specialised staff and manpower.
MT Højgaard has a large portfolio of harbour construction and costal protection references which
support our competences.
Extracts from relevant references are given here:
Beirut Port, Quay & Breakwater, Beirut
MT Højgaard and its Joint Venture partners were in 1998 awarded the contract for the construction of new breakwater and quay areas for the B...
Coastal protection, Viligili
MT Højgaard has carried out a harbour with breakwaters and a 1,500 meters long revetment which is part of the construction of the Safe Islan...
Coastal Resource Management Project, Sri Lanka, Colombo
Dredging work as to fill the sand nourishment to broaden the shore line and construction of new revetments, groins & breakwaters and extensi...
Harbour Project, Fuah Mulaku
Construction of a fishing harbour covering an area of 15,000 m² including 500 mtrs of breakwaters, 700 mtrs sheet piling and dredging of app...
Maintain DeLong Pier, Thule
The port is the lifeline for Thule Air Base when supply arrives during the two months of the short Arctic Summer when the sea is clear of ic...
Refurbisment of Jetty, Doha
MT Højgaard has refurbished the jetty at Mesaieed Port. The project comprised the placing of a new alignment of sheet piles in front of the...
Seenu Maradhoo Harbour, Seenu Maradhoo Harbour
MT Højgaard is currently rehabilitating and extending the harbour on the island of Maradhoo in Addu Atoll, which is the most southern atoll ...
SH Komandoo Seawall, SH Komandoo
Scope of Work: Building of a new harbour, protection of harbour area and Island. Dredging and reclamation - 12.000 m³. Construction of 530 m...
Villingili Harbour Project, The Maldives
Building of a new cargo harbour and improvement of existing passenger harbour. Dredging and reclamation 50.000 m³ Construction of 700 m sea ...