As part of the revitalization of the Bidyah Fisher Port, our team led the design of new floating pontoons, finger pontoons, gangways, bankseat structures, and mooring systems — creating a safe, durable, and user-friendly marine facility for local fishermen and visiting vessels alike.

The design emphasized long-term stability, ease of maintenance, and adaptability to varying tidal conditions, while maintaining harmony with the natural coastal environment.
Supporting works included Metocean and hydrodynamic studies, wave transformation and sediment transport modelling, and detailed design for revetment and groyne structures, ensuring the port’s overall resilience and functionality.