Maritime Constructions Pty Ltd in Port Adelaide, South Australia | Construction company

Maritime Constructions Pty Ltd

Locality: Port Adelaide, South Australia

Phone: +61 8 8248 8700

Address: 110 Lipson Street 5015 Port Adelaide, SA, Australia

Website: http://www.maritimeconstructions.com.au

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24.01.2022 SA’s own Cosi, showcasing a private preview of the new Whyalla Jetty...

23.01.2022 98 hammered ! Proud to have reached this milestone - last pile, pile no. 98, of the new Esperance Jetty driven yesterday https://us13.campaign-archive.com/

22.01.2022 Maritime Constructions is pleased to announce the signing of a Deed of Standing Offer with the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT), an arrangement that will aid MC to work collaboratively with DFAT as they deliver projects in the Pacific under the Australian Infrastructure Financing Facility for the Pacific (AIFFP). The AIFFP was announced by Prime Minister Morrison in November 2018 and became operational on 1 July 2019. DFAT is partnering with Pacific governments ...and Timor-Leste to provide grant and loan financing to design high impact, safeguarded projects under the AIFFP in the energy, water, transport, telecommunications sectors, through A$1.5B in financing and A$0.5B in grants. The deed that Maritime Constructions has signed will be for the provision of Head Contractor Services, specifically for the construction of marine infrastructure in the transport sector. Maritime Constructions is looking forward to working with DFAT as they build on Australia’s legacy as an enduring infrastructure development partner in the Pacific. #AustraliandepartmentofForeignAffairsandTrade #aiffp

19.01.2022 How to show off an exceptional Jetty

18.01.2022 Recent update from the Shire of Esperance relating to our work on the Esperance jetty

17.01.2022 Maritime Constructions was pleased to host the Governor of Western Australia, the Honourable Kim Beazley AC, and the President of the Shire of Esperance, Ian Mickel, at our Esperance Jetty Project this morning, as the governor walked the entire length of the jetty to view the dive platform at the end

17.01.2022 After Bent 12 was successfully installed, the crane commenced tracking back to land (as seen in picture) for modifications in preparation for the installation... of the next 320 metres of concrete decked jetty. Concrete panels continue to arrive in Esperance and once the crane is back in position over the water, panel deliveries to the jetty can commence. The construction sequence moving forward will be pile driving, headstock installation and then placement of the three concrete deck panels that span the distance between the bents. This sequence will be repeated for the next 250 metres before some slight adjustments are needed when the construction crew reach the much wider jetty head. Image: Maritime Constructions Pty Ltd https://www.esperance.wa.gov.au/new-esperance-jetty

16.01.2022 Jetty Update - Recent weather conditions have been challenging on site, or at least over the water, in the last week. Maritime Constructions Pty Ltd crew have b...een busy with the installation and completion of Pile Bent 5 and the tracks extended from Bent 4 to Bent 5 to allow the crane to travel forward and prepare for installing the piling frame for the piles at Bent 6. A tool trolley, that follows behind the crane as the build moves forward, has been installed. The tool trolley will support the equipment, including the pile hammer, when not in use as work advances further from land. This is designed to reduce the need for the crane to travel backwards and make sure all equipment is within reach all vital in an efficient jetty build-out. Prior to the installation of the piles for Bent 6, the crane was used with a craw attachment to move some debris that was directly over where the pile needed to be. The removed debris was relocated immediately next to the area where piling occurred. Piling for Bent 6 was undertaken on Wednesday and preparations are underway to have the headstock welded into place. Once this is completed the pile frame will be lifted off to allow the crane to move forward and prepare for pile Bent 7. You can view the detailed design plans here http://ow.ly/WQ3l50AoA8f

13.01.2022 The Department for Environment and Water (South Australia) awarded the Loxton River Vessel Waste Station project to Maritime Constructions and works are expected to be completed by 9 November. The offshore infrastructure works include demolition of existing fender system/piles, river bed dredging and the installation of a new House Boat Vessel Mooring structure. The photo shows our versatile construction and piling barge Tim Tam hard at work on the River Murray delivering the latest facilities for the benefit of recreational and commercial river users.

13.01.2022 Another SA project Maritime is proud to be part of

12.01.2022 Another job update for our works from the Shire of Esperance

09.01.2022 Enjoyed hosting every one of those excursions . Thank you to the students and staff of Esperance Senior High School for visiting our site.

07.01.2022 Esperance update from the Shire - it’s getting longer

05.01.2022 Another exciting project was completed last week in Renmark SA. Maritime Constructions designed and constructed a brand new cantilevered viewing platform over the River Murray, complimenting a newly landscaped picturesque river front precinct. Works were completed for LCS Landscapes who were contracted by Renmark Paringa Council.

03.01.2022 What would we do without drones . Another super photo posted by the Shire of Esperance as the jetty gets closer to the end.

03.01.2022 But why did the original Tanker Jetty have a curve in it?

02.01.2022 Update from the Shire of Esperance on our project that is looking better and better with each passing day

02.01.2022 Have you noticed this barge off the coast of Glenelg? It’ll be floating around for the next three days as work begins on the construction of an artificial shell...fish reef, about one kilometre offshore. Large limestone boulders will be placed on the seabed and in coming weeks, divers will populate the reef with baby oysters.

01.01.2022 New location started by the Esperance Shire; let’s check in at Jetty Esperance