Japdeva has released bidding rules for $812 million port concession

While many ports are experimenting with a range of designs for their docking assist tugs, three ports on Korea’s rugged west coast have chosen to stay with a well-proven design.

The port authority of Japdeva has released bidding rules for its US$812 million port concession. Over 42 companies from countries such as Brazil, Colombia, France and the US, have expressed interest in bidding for the port, located in Costa Rica’s Limon province.

Turkey’s privatisation administration, OIB, has announced that it will be selling the rights to expand and run central Istanbul’s cruise ship port, Galataport.

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