Project Management | Marine Infrastructure | Live Operational Environment

Suspended Quay Repair Works

Clinton Lloyd Consultancy (CLC) was appointed to provide Project Management services for the ongoing repair and refurbishment of a suspended quay structure within a live, operational port environment.

The project involves essential structural repairs to the existing quay, requiring careful planning and coordination to ensure works can be undertaken safely while minimising disruption to ongoing port operations.

Acting as NEC Project Manager, CLC is responsible for overseeing the delivery of the works, managing contractual obligations, coordinating the project team and maintaining effective communication between the client, Principal Contractor, structural engineers and key operational stakeholders.

A significant part of our role involves stakeholder management and logistical planning, working closely with the Dock Master and port operations teams to coordinate contractor access, working areas and construction activities around the day-to-day requirements of the port.

With multiple parties involved and works taking place within a busy marine environment, proactive planning, clear communication and effective programme management are essential to balancing the needs of the construction project with those of the operational facility.

The project remains ongoing, with CLC continuing to manage the works through construction, providing the client with hands-on project management and oversight throughout delivery.

Key Project Highlights

  • NEC Project Management and contract administration.
  • Management and coordination of structural quay repair works.
  • Stakeholder engagement with the client, Dock Master, port operations teams, designers and Principal Contractor.
  • Logistical planning and coordination within a live operational port.
  • Programme management, risk management and monitoring of project progress.
  • Oversight of construction activities, ensuring effective communication and coordination between all parties.
  • Supporting the continued operation of the port throughout the repair programme.