Awarded contract

Port Ellen Terminal Development

Details

Value
£87,663,825.42
Topic
Construction work
Published
26 May 2026

Tender description

Construction contract for the upgrade of Port Ellen (Islay) – Works include - Construction of new pier, commercial quay and fishing quay, extension of marshalling area via land reclamation, new terminal building and linkspan. Lot 1: SCAPE Scotland Utilities framework call-off

Timeline

  1. Completed: Award date20 March 2026
  2. Completed: Award published26 May 2026
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About the buyer

Caledonian Maritime Assets Ltd (CMAL) is a publicly owned Scottish company with Scottish Ministers as its sole shareholder. CMAL owns the ferries, ports and harbours that serve the west coast of Scotland and the Clyde. CMAL has leased its ferries to CalMac Ferries Ltd for services on the Clyde and Hebrides. Shipyards complete the Single Procurement Document Scotland as the first stage of a vessel tender.

Successful yards are then invited to tender for the contract.

Over the past 5 years, most of Caledonian Maritime Assets Ltd's contract awards have been in construction work, architectural and engineering services and construction materials.

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