Maritime Infrastructure Pacific and its predecessor maritime businesses draw upon a history of maritime projects and operations across Fiji, Malaysia and the wider Asia-Pacific region.
The experience encompasses marine infrastructure, international and coastal shipping, ship repair facilities, bulk-port development and specialised infrastructure serving large ocean-going vessels.
Selected Historical Projects
- Floating Drydock — Suva, Fiji | 2006 | 3,500 MT
- International Container Liner Operations — North China–Oceania | 2011
- Coastal Shipping — Papua New Guinea | 2012
- Bauxite Port — Tok Bali, Malaysia | 2014
- SBM — Sungai Udang, Malaysia | 2015 | Tankers up to 400,000 DWT
- Marine Engineering Workshop — Suva, Fiji | 2017
- Floating Drydock — Lautoka, Fiji | 2019 | 6,000 MT
Floating Drydock – Suva, Fiji
2006 | 3,500 MT Lifting Capacity
Development of floating drydock capability in Suva to support vessel repair and maintenance requirements. With specific focus for the Tuna Purse Seiner and Longliner fleets operating in the Pacific.
Floating Drydock – Lautoka, Fiji
2019 | 6,000 MT Lifting Capacity
Development of floating drydock capability in Lautoka, increasing capacity for the repair and maintenance of larger vessels operating within Fiji and the wider Pacific.
International Container Liner Operations – North China to Oceania
2011 | International Liner Shipping
Development and operation of international container liner activities connecting North China with the Oceania region. Coordinating with container terminals in 15 Oceania ports and managing transhipment operations Singapore and Tanjung Pelepas with the top 10 global shipping lines.
Coastal Shipping – Papua New Guinea
2012 | Domestic & Regional Maritime Operations
Development and operation of coastal shipping activities supporting cargo movement and maritime connectivity within Papua New Guinea.
Bauxite Port – Tok Bali, Malaysia
2014 | Dry-Bulk Port Infrastructure
Involvement in the development of port infrastructure at Tok Bali, Malaysia, supporting the handling and export of bauxite and associated dry-bulk operations for vessels up to Capesize bulk carriers.
Single Buoy Mooring – Sungai Udang, Malaysia
2015 | Tankers up to 400,000 DWT
Participated in the installation of Single Buoy Mooring (SBM) infrastructure at Sungai Udang to support crude-oil tanker operations, with capacity to accommodate vessels of up to 400,000 DWT calling at the PETRONAS oil refinery for discharge.
The project represents experience with specialised offshore marine infrastructure designed for very large crude carriers.
Marine Engineering Workshop – Suva, Fiji
2017 | Marine Engineering & Ship Repair
Development of a marine engineering workshop supporting vessel maintenance, repair and specialised marine engineering activities in Fiji.
Experience Across the Maritime Industry
These projects demonstrate experience across a broad spectrum of the maritime sector — from international container and coastal shipping to ship repair, dry-bulk ports and specialised infrastructure serving some of the world’s largest ocean-going vessels.
This combination of shipping, operational, engineering and infrastructure experience provides the practical maritime foundation upon which Maritime Infrastructure Pacific operates today.