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Home›Dredging›VolkerFitzpatrick to Reclaim Land for Felixstowe Expansion
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September 15, 2017 · about 9 years ago

VolkerFitzpatrick to Reclaim Land for Felixstowe Expansion

Hutchison Ports has just announced that a contract will be awarded today for the latest phase of expansion at Port of Felixstowe. According to the announcement, VolkerFitzpatrick Limited will be appointed to undertake the design and construction of approximately 13 hectares of paved container yard d

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Hutchison Ports has just announced that a contract will be awarded today for the latest phase of expansion at Port of Felixstowe.

According to the announcement, VolkerFitzpatrick Limited will be appointed to undertake the design and construction of approximately 13 hectares of paved container yard directly behind Berth 9. The work will also include the reclamation of 3.2 hectares of seabed behind the existing finger pier.

Commenting on the latest development, Clemence Cheng, Executive Director, Hutchison Ports , said: “ Berths 8 and 9 were the first berths in the UK built to accommodate the latest class of ultra-large container vessels. The creation of additional container storage will allow us to optimize container handling operations between the berth and its supporting yard and further enhance the service we offer to our customers.”

Completion of the new container yard, which will comprise ten container blocks and allow 6-high stacking, is scheduled for early 2019. The yard will add 18,000 TEU of stacking capacity to the 130,000 TEU already available at the UK’s largest container port.

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