Harbour construction works

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Port of Cromarty Firth, Phase 4 Development at Invergordon Service Base. This notice is being issued by the Port of Cromarty Firth (PoCF). Following completion of the design packages the PoCF is looking to appoint a Contractor to undertake the construction works at Invergordon which are required to expand the ports capability and facility as a multi-user port. The works will expand the Phase 3 project area and will include capital dredging, and associated disposal and re-use/import of materials as part of the land reclamation to create an additional 11 acres of land which has both rock revetments, and appropriate concrete and stone surfacing. The new quay wall construction using piling and anchoring techniques is 215 m long and will have associated corrosion protection, bollards, aids for navigation, lighting, water and electricity supply. It is an expectation of this contract that the successful bidder will engage fully with local supply chain. Prior Information Notice (PIN) for. Port of Cromarty Firth, Phase 4 Development at the Invergordon Service Base. This notice is being issued by the Port of Cromarty Firth (PoCF). Construction works are proposed at Invergordon Service Base to expand the project areas with an additional 11 acres of land, and associated rock revetment, and 215m of piling quay wall. The proposed works will include the following elements: — Capital dredging and disposal, — Land reclamation, — Quay wall construction, — Rock revetment construction, — Fender installation, — Corrosion protection, — Concrete slab, — Bollard foundations and installation, — Stone surfacing, — Services upgrades for electricity, lighting, drainage, and water, — Security fencing. It is anticipated that construction procurement will commence in May 2018. A local supplier information event is planned on 17.4.2018, venue to be confirmed. To book places at the event please email cfpa@cfpa.co.uk The event will start with a presentation from the Contracting Authority on the scope of the proposed works and there will be an opportunity for prospective suppliers to ask questions in relation to the procurement processes both during the presentation and afterwards in direct discussion with representatives from the Contracting Authority. Further information on the timetable and format of the event will be provided directly to those suppliers registering interest through PCS and those registering through cfpa@cfpa.co.uk