Port
BECC is an Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) contractor offering all the functional requirements of a port development from site selection and master planning through to the design and construction of runways, wharves, jetties, coastal structures, and other terminal infrastructures.
Sea and Air Ports are the gateways to the global economy. They are first and foremost places of industry and logistics. The increased demand for goods and commodities from emerging economies expose more ports to the international trade market. Consequently, improvements and expansions to port infrastructure are required to meet short-and long-term import and export demands.
BECC is an Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) contractor offering all the functional requirements of a port development from site selection and master planning through to the design and construction of runways, wharves, Jetties, coastal structures, and other terminal infrastructures. Projects involving ports and marine infrastructure need specialized techniques, knowledge, and expertise, which BECC offers through collaborating with global leaders.
The foundation of BECC's partnership with port authorities is built on an understanding of their commercial requirements and our creative and economical project development solutions. Together with our partners, we provide marine terminals, backland facilities, multimodal transfer facilities, and cruise terminals with critical capabilities such as dredging, landfill, and waterfront projects. We engage with our clients to provide well-managed, high-quality professional services that fulfill their projects and budget limitation. Many clients upgrade existing terminals and use new cargo handling machinery and technologies to densify operations in order to improve container storage capacity. We consistently support this method by developing optimal storage layouts, choosing suitable equipment, and constructing long-lasting pavements, tracks, storage structures, and buildings to accommodate today's cargos, ship-to-shore cranes, and cargo-handling equipment.