Final design of the new pier and maritime climate studies of Puerto Bilwi, Nicaragua

1.058 m

puente de acceso

15.000 TDW

muelle atraque a dos caras

The project for the new pier, located in the North Atlantic Autonomous Region (RAAN), consisted of the detailed development of a 1,058-meter-long access bridge supported by metal piles with spans of 17,5 meters in length; a general cargo pier with two-sided docking for ships of up to 15.000 DWT, measuring 212 meters in length and 30 meters in width; and a hydrocarbons pier for ships of up to 5,000 DWT.

It is a multipurpose terminal that allows the handling of breakbulk, containerized, liquid, and bulk cargoes, and whose traffic will increase depending on the level of the port's involvement in Nicaragua's trade.

Localización: puerto Cabezas, Bilwi, Nicaragua

Date: 2011

Scope of the project: Execution of Detailed Engineering. Maritime Climate Study, Completion of Wave and Current Actions, and Persistence Studies.

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