
Other marine and port projects
CLIENT: Various Clients (Port and Maritime Organizations, Navy, and related maritime companies




This port, which is the second largest container port in the country, has a water distance of 45 kilometers to the Persian Gulf and currently has 9 active berths and 7 berths under reconstruction and has the capacity to accept ships with a draft of 6 meters. The capacity of Khorramshahr Port for unloading general goods is estimated to be between 4,000 and 6,000 tons per day.
Preparation of technical specifications and technical evaluation for the procurement of two diesel generators for Khorramshahr Port was carried out under the supervision of the General Administration of Ports and Maritime Affairs of Khorramshahr Port in 2007.
Purchase, transportation, installation, testing and commissioning of the access control system for Khorramshahr Port was carried out under the supervision of the General Administration of Ports and Maritime Affairs of Khorramshahr Port in 2004.
The first, second and third stages of design for the emergency power plant, dispatching system and central fire alarm system of Khorramshahr Port were completed in 2004 under the supervision of the General Port and Maritime Administration of Khorramshahr Port.
The study of executive plans for various Khorramshahr Port docks, site inspections of existing structural conditions and facilities, and preparation of strengthening plans were carried out for the General Port and Maritime Administration of Khorramshahr Port in 2003.
The first and second stages of studies and design for the construction of land and sea repair yards at Khorramshahr Port were carried out by the General Port and Maritime Administration of Khorramshahr Port in 2003.
The complete reconstruction and restoration of the buildings adjacent to the central building, including the repair shop, infirmary, supplies warehouse, services and pumping station located in the Khorramshahr Port area, was carried out under the responsibility of the General Port and Maritime Administration of Khorramshahr Port in 1993.
Supervision of the operation and maintenance of land and marine equipment of Khorramshahr Port under the responsibility of the General Port and Shipping Administration of Khuzestan Province began in 1992. Due to successful cooperation between ITCEN Company and the employer, this cooperation continued through contract extensions and overtime works until 2008.

CLIENT: Various Clients (Port and Maritime Organizations, Navy, and related maritime companies

CLIENT: Abadan Ports and Maritime Management Organization

CLIENT: Payaneh Ehdat Company