Project Objectives: Marine Transportation of 08 RTG Cranes from Oita Port (Japan) to Dinh Vu Port (Hai Phong) and Tien Sa Port (Da Nang)
Safely transport 08 RTG gantry cranes from Japan to Vietnam, handing them over to Dinh Vu Port and Tien Sa Port safely, on schedule, in strict compliance with engineering specifications, leaving an exceptional professional impression with Japanese partners and technical specialists on their home soil. Successfully position RTG cranes into designated container yard operational lanes without disrupting ongoing port cargo handling. Complete final on-site erection, commissioning, and statutory load testing according to technical documentation under the supervision of Japanese OEM experts.
Project Owner: Saigon Newport Corporation (SNP)
Project Locations: Oita Port (Japan), Dinh Vu Port (Hai Phong), Tien Sa Port (Da Nang, Vietnam)
Execution Timeline: Q4/2017
Scope of Work: Formulate comprehensive engineering methods for receiving and sea-fastening/lashing 08 RTG cranes onto ocean transport pontoons; design safe trans-oceanic marine transportation schemes from Japan to Vietnam; execute Ro-Ro discharge and commissioning of 06 RTGs at Dinh Vu Port and 02 RTGs at Tien Sa Port seamlessly without impacting active port container handling.
Client Feedback: Modern heavy equipment, highly qualified marine engineers and technicians who ensured flawless, completely safe heavy-lift stevedoring and ocean transport operations.
Feedback from Japanese Partners: The project team demonstrated outstanding technical dedication, proactive collaboration, and seamless coordination with Japanese engineering specialists despite language differences—an exemplary performance compared to other international contractors they had previously partnered with.
