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Home›Infrastructure›Ashdod Port’s Quay 21 upgrade project complete
Infrastructure

February 15, 2022 · about 4 years ago

Ashdod Port’s Quay 21 upgrade project complete

ADYR Constructions has just announced the successful completion of Ashdod Port’s Quay 21 transformation project. According to the company, this milestone is the result of cooperation and collaboration between the client (Israel Port Company), the port operator (Ashdod Port Ltd), the contractor (Chin

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Ashdod Port’s Quay 21 upgrade project complete
ADYR Constructions

ADYR Constructions has just announced the successful completion of Ashdod Port’s Quay 21 transformation project.

According to the company, this milestone is the result of cooperation and collaboration between the client (Israel Port Company), the port operator (Ashdod Port Ltd), the contractor (China Harbor Engineering Company) and the project management company (ADYR Constructions Ltd).

“We are proud to complete another milestone of this amazing project exactly as planned. This is the result of cooperation and collaboration between all parties who worked resolutely to achieve the tight schedule,” said ADYR in the release.

As reported, the 850m Quay which was originally build for General Cargo (-14.5m depth) has now been transformed to accommodate EEE vessels (18,000 TEU, dead weight 200,000 tons) on its eastern part (-17.3m depth) while allowing larger cargo vessels at its western part (-16.0m depth).

Overall the project included:

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