The project is forecast to transform the terminal into one of the largest dedicated offshore wind ports in the US. Credit: bellergy via Pixabay.

Skanska has secured the final award from SBMT Asset for the upgrade of the South Brooklyn Marine Terminal in New York, US.  

The $612m contract will be included in the company’s US order bookings for the second quarter (Q2) of this year.  

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This project is expected to transform the terminal into one of the largest dedicated offshore wind ports in the country and support the Empire Wind project being developed by Equinor off the coast of New York. 

The upgrade encompasses the demolition of existing structures, dredging of berths, enhancements to the bulkhead, and the installation of new wharf and dock facilities.  

It also includes infrastructure improvements, the construction of heavy lift crane pads, an offshore wind staging area, and a new operations and maintenance building.  

Prior commitments and long lead items for this project have already amounted to $249m.  

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Preconstruction activities commenced in January 2023, with the construction phase under this award expected to continue until 2026.  

In addition, Skanska has entered a contract with Central Group for the construction of a residential complex in Prague, Czech Republic.  

The contract, valued at Kč 1.3bn ($0.055m), will be recorded in Skanska’s European order bookings for Q2 2024.  

The Residence Park Quarter project includes seven multistorey buildings with a total of 373 apartments, a three-storey underground parking garage, and several commercial units. 

Skanska plans to use concrete with a high percentage of recycled aggregate for certain parts of the construction process, demonstrating a commitment to sustainable building practices.  

Earlier this month, Skanska signed an agreement with Region Skåne for the construction of a new care building and a service building at a hospital in Hässleholm, Sweden.