View of the water: additional dolphins and jetty LP 63
View of the water: additional dolphins and jetty LP 63 © Sebastian Geldschläger / ZÜBLIN

Additional staves and ledger line on LP 63

Location: 
Rostock

Build time: 
Jan 2026 – Jun 2026

Client: 
Rostock Port Ltd

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Construction of additional mooring posts and a jetty at LP 63, Rostock Seaport

At Rostock’s international port, Ed. ZÜBLIN AG has completed the construction of new mooring posts with an access jetty at berth 63. The project expands the port’s mooring facilities and improves the operational efficiency of the port infrastructure.

On behalf of Rostock Port GmbH, Ed. ZÜBLIN AG constructed an additional mooring posts, including an access jetty, at berth 63 of Rostock’s overseas port. The project was successfully completed within a short construction period from January to June 2026.

The scope of work included the fabrication of a new mooring post with bollard and capstan, the construction of a steel access jetty, and extensive modifications to the existing port facilities. In addition, a water-side navigation mark was dismantled and alterations were carried out on an existing mooring post.

The technical services included anti-corrosion work, loosening drilling, diving operations and electrical installations. The work was carried out under challenging conditions within the port’s operations and required precise coordination between all trades.

The new mooring facility enhances the functionality of the berth and supports the safe handling of vessels. The project thus makes an important contribution to the operational efficiency of the Port of Rostock.

A letter of reference from Rostock Port GmbH confirms that the work was carried out in accordance with the contract and attests to the high level of performance demonstrated by Ed. ZÜBLIN AG, whilst expressly recommending further collaboration.

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