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Container Terminal Master Plan<br />
Typical Cross-Section of Fully-Automated Operation - T<strong>and</strong>em<br />
Lift/Dual Trolley/Quay Cranes<br />
with Automated Shuttle Carriers<br />
Owner: Confidential<br />
Location<br />
Proposed Container<br />
Terminal, Middle East<br />
<strong>Moffatt</strong> & <strong>Nichol</strong> performed a series of planning <strong>and</strong> engineering studies <strong>and</strong> completed an updated Master Plan <strong>and</strong><br />
Basis of Design for development of a new container terminal as part of the multi-phased development of a new port<br />
facility that includes both onshore <strong>and</strong> offshore facilities. This master plan project was completed to serve both the<br />
owner’s <strong>and</strong> the tenant’s objective for the terminal. Operating modes from the original master plan were revised to address<br />
the owner’s objective of developing a state-of-the-art container terminal, initially operating as a semi-automated<br />
terminal but designed for future operation as a fully-automated.<br />
New Coal Port<br />
Owner: Confidential<br />
The objective of this preliminary study was to identify a suitable port site on Colombia’s Caribbean coast for exporting<br />
coal from the Cerrejon Sur mine area <strong>and</strong> present a concept for the marine facilities <strong>and</strong> the primary elements of<br />
the l<strong>and</strong>side stockyards <strong>and</strong> facilities. The client’s objective is to have coal moving through the new terminal before the<br />
end of 2011, when the first three Power Plants will come on line. <strong>Moffatt</strong> & <strong>Nichol</strong> evaluated the environmental <strong>and</strong><br />
permitting impacts <strong>and</strong> requirements to provide a preliminary budget for the investment required.<br />
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