Aberdeen Harbour Board

The expansion of Aberdeen Harbour, the largest marine infrastructure project in the UK, is to receive £30 million of funding from the Scottish National Investment Bank (SNIB).

An investigation has been launched after a worker was injured on the expansion of Aberdeen Harbour.

A key part of Aberdeen’s £350 million harbour development is in the balance due to a shortfall in financing, according to reports.

A Scottish Government reporter has approved Aberdeen Harbour Board’s plans for more than 250 homes on the banks of the River Dee in Torry after an appeal was lodged into the local authority's decision to reject the application.

Aberdeen Harbour Board has awarded two new contracts for the construction of the South Breakwater and Crown Wall, with a total value of £60 million.

North east firm Nicol of Skene has been appointed as principal contractor by Doig & Smith on behalf of Aberdeen Harbour Board to carry out the installation of approximately 3km of new water mains, including all associated civils works as part of the ongoing Aberdeen Harbour Expansion P

The £350 million Aberdeen Harbour Expansion Project (AHEP) is on track for a phased opening in 2021, despite the withdrawal of the original main contractor earlier this year.

Plans to deliver 258 homes on the banks of the River Dee in Torry looked set to be approved by the Scottish Government despite the application being unanimously rejected by councillors.

Aberdeen Harbour Board has awarded two new contracts for rock removal and revetment work at the South Harbour expansion site, with a total value of £20 million.

Shetland and Aberdeen-based marine engineering, fabrication and diving specialist Ocean Kinetics has been selected by Aberdeen Harbour Board to deliver a key element for its £350 million south harbour expansion scheme (AHEP).

A number of companies have been awarded contracts to the value of approximately £4.3 million as Aberdeen Harbour Board continues its South Harbour construction project.

The completion of the £350 million expansion project at Aberdeen Harbour has been delayed until 2022 due to the impact of coronavirus.

A new contractor has been appointed to complete part of the £350 million Aberdeen harbour expansion project.

The principal contractor behind the £350 million Aberdeen harbour expansion has withdrawn from the project, citing the coronavirus crisis as well as "other factors” for the decision.

A new contractor is being sought to complete work at Aberdeen's £350 million harbour expansion amid speculation about the continued involvement of lead contractor Dragados UK.