PORTS

Ports provide a critical gateway for international waterborne trade.  Making ports and their inland distribution systems more capable can contribute immensely to country’s economic success and prosperity. Well-maintained, modernized, and efficient Port infrastructure and operations can result in increased trading activity that can greatly benefit emerging economies.

CPCS has helped ports around the world to move towards more efficient market-driven systems.  We combine port operations, technical and organizational expertise, with an understanding of the context of port reform and the role of the private sector in port development and operation.

Two key components of CPCS’s Port Practice are as follows.
 
Port Planning and Management

• Master Plans
• Capacity, operations and/or strategic reviews
• Feasibility analyses

Port Reform

• Port reform strategy
• Private Sector Participation (PSP)
• Transaction Advisory Services
• Implementation support

For more information about CPCS’s Ports Practice, contact:

Patrick Morin – Practice Leader, Ports
Email: pmorin@cpcstrans.com

Related projects

> CANADA – Advisory Services for Establishment of a Canadian PPP Office

> SIERRA LEONE – Commercialization of Port and Logistics Facilities

> CAMEROON – Consulting Services for the Concessioning of the Douala Container Terminal

> GHANA – Development of PPP Resource Centre

> INDIA – Enhanced Private Sector Participation in Infrastructure Development at State-Level

> REGIONAL – Feasibility Study and Prospectus Preparation for ECOMARINE

> INDIA – Feasibility Study for Dry Port in Rajasthan

> CANADA – Feasibility Study for the Corner Brook Port Basin Project

> CANADA – Halifax-Memphis Rail Study

> CANADA – Hub and Spoke Short Sea Shipping in Eastern Canada

> CANADA – International Ferry Service Feasibility and Impact Study

> CANADA – Investigation of Inbound and Outbound Movement of Goods and the Integration of Marine Shipping

> KENYA – Kenya Port Authority Private Sector Participation Strategy

> KENYA – Northern Corridor Transport Cost Study

> PAPUA NEW GUINEA – PNG Strategic Plan for Ports System Reform

> LIBERIA – Port Management Sector Reform Project

> MALDIVES – Private Sector Participation Study for the Maldives Port Authority

> TANZANIA – Privatisation of Dar es Salaam Container Terminal

> NIGERIA – Privatisation of the Operations of Nigerian Ports Authority

> BENIN – Privatisation of the Port of Cotonou

> CANADA – Review of the Human Resources Situation in the Canadian Marine Sector

> REGIONAL – Revision of the AU/NEPAD African Action Plan

> SAUDI ARABIA – Saudi Rail Landbridge Project

> CANADA – Strategic Review of Intermodal Warehousing Facility at Port of Sept-Iles

> KENYA – Transaction Advisory Services for Kenya Ports Authority Commercialization Projects