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A M E R I C A S E U R O P E A U S T R A L I A N E W Z E A L A N D A S I A M I D D L E E A S T

Published by Bellingham Marine

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BELLINGHAM MARINE

Design/Build marina builder and manufacturer of marina products for commercial and non-commercial applications.

Bellingham Marine is the world’s leading marina builder with offices and manufacturing plants around the world.

Company Background 2Services 8Products 10Awards 14

RESORT/HOTEL MARINAS

The Marina at Marina City Club 24Ko Olina Resort & Marina 26Bimini Bay Resort & Marina 28Marina CostaBaja 30Jumeirah Beach Hotel & Marina 32Bridge Pointe Hotel & Marina 34Kona Kai Marina 36Chub Cay Marina 38Yas Marina 40Portofino Hotel & Marina 42

URBAN MARINAS

The Harbor at Marina Bay 46Stockton Marina 48Dania Beach Municipal Marina 50Alamitos Bay Marina 52Shilshole Bay Marina 54Milltown Marina 56Marina YE 58Sun Harbor Marina 60Cabrillo Way Marina 62Pier 32 Marina 64Sacramento Marina 66

MEGAYACHT MARINAS

Yacht Club Costa Smeralda 70Marina di Loano 72Bahia Mar Yachting Center 74Albany Marina 76Wards Cove on Lake Union 78Rybovich 80Port Forum 82

YACHT CLUBS

Royal Melbourne Yacht Squadron 86Hamilton Harbor Yacht Club 88Capital Yacht Club 90Marina West 92Ocean Reef Club 94Marina at Keppel Bay 96Norfolk Yacht & Country Club 98

WAVE ATTENUATORS

Bay of Islands Marina 102Royal Sydney Yacht Squadron 104Barber Marina 106Charleston City Marina 108Elliott Bay Marina 110St. George Motor Boat Club 112St. Augustine Municipal Marina 114Royal Motor Yacht Club, Broken Bay 116Birkenhead Point Marina 118

COMMERCIAL TERMINALS

Flagship Cruises & Events, San Diego 122Glen Cove Ferry Terminal 124Stanley Bay Ferry Terminal 126Hornblower Cruises 128IF Frioul Express Ferry Terminal 130Transit System LNG Ferry Terminal 132

SPECIAL PROJECTS

31st Street Marina, Floating Pool 136Coeur d’Alene, Floating Green 137Port of Long Beach Pier D 138Pelton Round Butte Dam 139Crescent City Harbor 140St. Paul Small Boat Harbor 142

CONTACT US 144

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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COMPANY BACKGROUND

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Scope of ServicesBellingham Marine (BMI) is the world leader in the design, manufacture, and construction of marinas and related products and services. BMI has installed more than 1.9 million square meters (20 million square feet) of dock systems throughout the United States and the world, including many high profile, landmark projects located in city waterfront centers. Our products and services cover virtually every aspect of the marina industry, from our flagship line of floating moorage to our drystack storage systems.

Examples of work performed in the public and private sectors include marina design using site specific precision engineering, dock manufacturing, and construction. Bellingham Marine has also worked for the Navy and the Coast Guard manufacturing and installing floats and access docks for their vessels.

LocationsBellingham Marine’s scope of enterprise is global. North American operations and most international operations fall under the domain of Bellingham Marine Industries, Inc., with headquarters in Bellingham, Washington, USA. This group of companies consists of Bellingham Marine Industries, Inc. with offices and plants in Ferndale, Washington (Northwest Division) and Dixon, California (Southwest Division); Florida Floats, Inc. dba Bellingham Marine in Jacksonville, Florida (Southeast Division), Callahan, Florida (Drystack Division) and Wilmington, NC (Timber Division); Concrete Flotation Systems, Inc. dba Bellingham Marine in York, Pennsylvania (Northeast Division); and Marina Accessories, Inc., in Bellingham, Washington.

In addition to the company’s operations in the U.S., international operations include Bellingham Marine Australia, Pty. Ltd., Bellingham Marine SE Asia Sdn. Bhd. (BMSEA), Bellingham Marine New Zealand (BMNZ), Bellingham Marine Singapore (BMSNG), Bellingham Marine Panama S.A. (BMP), Bellingham Marine Costa Rica (BMCR), and Bellingham Marine Mexico SA DE CV (BMM).

BMA is headquartered in Brisbane, Australia, where its principal manufacturing facilities are located; additional sales and marketing offices for BMA are located in Melbourne and Sydney. BMA also manufactures power pedestals through its subsidiary, Marine Technologies Pty. Ltd., located in Nerang, on the Gold Coast (near Brisbane). Sales offices for BMSEA and BMSNG are headquartered in BMA’s Melbourne office with production set up in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

BMNZ’s sales office and production plant is located in Otahuhu, a suburb of Auckland. Operations and production facilities for BMCR and BMP are handled out of the company’s plant in Jacksonville, Florida and Operations and production for BMM are managed out of Bellingham Marine’s SW office in Dixon, CA.

Bellingham Marine is an association of companies

doing work in the marine industry – in the US and

abroad. With over 50 years experience building

and designing marinas, Bellingham Marine has the

resources to meet all your marina needs.

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Creation of Bellingham MarineBellingham Marine has a long history starting in the Northwest region of the United States. Located in the heart of Bellingham, Washington, the company’s origins date back to 1928 when it was incorporated under the name of Bellingham Builders Supply, Inc. In 1954, Gaasland Construction purchased Bellingham Builders Supply and a few years later, they obtained the manufacturing rights to the patented concrete Unifloat® product. Among the first Unifloat® projects, started in the 1950’s was the Port of Seattle’s Shilshole Marina. It gained immediate attention. This 1,500 slip double-berth marina became the standard by which marinas were measured and served its customers well right up until its replacement in 2005; at which time it was rebuilt by Bellingham Marine. The replacement of Shilshole was as much due to slip reconfiguration as wear and tear on the docks – in fact, many of the original docks were resold to other nearby marinas.

Increased demand in the 70’s led Bellingham Marine to establish a manufacturing facility in California in 1977. Establishment of facilities in California allowed for expanded sales and production for the entire west coast, from Alaska to Mexico.

In the early 1980’s, the company’s name was officially changed from Bellingham Builder’s Supply to Bellingham Marine Industries to reflect the company’s focus on Unifloat® production and marina construction. Eager to expand its US operations, in January 1985, Bellingham Marine acquired Florida Floats, Inc. of Jacksonville, Florida, which formerly operated as a licensee for the Unifloat® product in the Southeastern U.S.

Plant And Office Locations

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Global ExpansionOver the next ten years Bellingham Marine continued to grow and expand its operations. During this time BMI continued to broaden its scope of work venturing deeper into wave attenuators, freshwater systems, megayacht centers and dry storage facilities. It was during this period that BMI brought the world’s attention to its capabilities. During this time several high profile projects were designed and built – including the world’s only floating golf green in Coeur d’Alene Idaho; the Harbour Town Yacht Basin on Hilton Head Island, SC, Elliot Bay Marina in Seattle, WA, and the Americas Cup Basin in Auckland, New Zealand.

The 90’s marked a time of international expansion. In 1990, Nishida Tekko Corporation of Japan became a Bellingham Marine licensee serving customers in Japan. In 1996, the company bought back its license in Australia and in 1997 consolidated its position with the purchase of the assets of Pacific Marinas. A factory and a head office were established in Brisbane along with sales and project management offices in Sydney and Melbourne. Within two years, Bellingham Marine Australia had grown to be the dominant marina builder in Australia. In 1998, Bellingham Marine expanded its business to New Zealand through purchase of the marina construction assets of its former licensee, Fletcher Construction. A factory and a head office were established in Auckland and like their mates across the Tasman Sea, dominated New Zealand and Pacific Island markets.

In 1997, Bellingham Marine expanded its US operations. Concrete Floatation Systems, a Northeastern U.S.A. licensee was bought back; a fully staffed operating division and manufacturing facility was established in York, Pennsylvania. This new division completed Bellingham Marine’s plan to provide its extensive services along the entire eastern coast of the United States plus Mexico, Canada and the Caribbean.

Satisfied with its operations in the US, Australia, and New Zealand; Bellingham Marine entered the new millennium with its eyes set on further international expansion. In 2003, Bellingham Marine Europe was established and later that same year Bellingham Marine Southeast Asia. Both took on major projects within their first year. Bellingham Marine Europe won its first project at Port Forum in 2004 and Bellingham Marine Southeast Asia won its first in Penang, Malaysia.

In 2004, Septech Emirates, was established as a licensee and was granted the rights to produce Bellingham Marine’s products in the Middle East. Further expansion came in 2005 with the establishment of Bellingham Marine Mexico. In 2006, Bellingham Marine Spain was incorporated into the Bellingham Marine Group enabling the company to operate as a local contractor in Spain. Bellingham Marine Spain won its first major project in Valencia in 2006. In 2007, Bellingham Marine Singapore was established and the completion of its first project, Marina at Keppel Bay, followed shortly after.

In 2008, Bellingham Marine Costa Rica was established, joining the already existing Bellingham Marine Panama, to oversee projects in Central America. Early 2008, Bellingham Marine’s Central American operations won its first project in Quepos, Costa Rica. In 2009 and 2010 Bellingham continued to expand further into Asia setting up offices in China and Seoul, South Korea. Following on the heels of the company’s expansion into Korea, Bellingham Marine opened up an office and established a company in Xiamen, China in 2011. Also in 2011, the company purchased the assets of Marine Technology Management to increase its competitive edge in the timber float industry and established a division dedicated to the design and production of timber dock systems in Castle Hayne, North Carolina.

Marsden Cove, New Zealand

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International Partnerships In 2011 and into 2012, Bellingham began looking at the financial sustainability of a few of its international divisions. A strategic decision was made to enter into a business partnership with leading Korean marina builder, CKIPM Marine Group to serve the Korean Market. A similar partnership was established in Europe with C.M. Ferrer to serve the European markets.

In early 2014, Bellingham Marine partnered with a local Chinese company to form King Leader Bellingham Marine Engineering Service Company.

These strategic international moves have marked a new era in the company’s business plan and have allowed the company to offer its technological expertise and unrivaled experience to the Asian markets in a more effective manner.

Company DifferentiatorsBellingham Marine is a unique player in the marina industry. The company’s name is the most widely recognized name in marina construction and its employees are held in high regard worldwide for their level of expertise and commitment to excellence. Bellingham Marine has a very strong financial base, bonding capacity and a long history of success in the industry.

The company is vertically integrated offering services from site appraisals to pre-construction engineering to full turn-key services.

Worldwide manufacturing locations combined with mobile manufacturing capabilities allows the company to bring its full expertise to virtually any location in the world.

An unwavering commitment to research and development runs to the very core of the company’s philosophy in regard to product improvement and user experience.

Market tested, patented, marina products manufactured in ISO certified, quality controlled facilities and installed by skilled employees ensure that the value of every project is maximized. Bellingham Marine invests in its people and maintains policies that encourage continuing education, training, personal growth, and customer services.

Bellingham Marine offers the broadest spectrum of professionally trained marina experts and prides itself on its large network of relationships with the industry’s leading consultants and designers.

Commitment to SustainabilityBellingham Marine is committed to providing the highest quality innovative products, projects and services in the marketplace. This commitment includes providing environmentally friendly building products and services that minimize a marina’s environmental impact through efficient use of resources and green design practices. The company has been fortunate to partner with a number of marina owners to pioneer new technologies for the “green marina.”

Marinas that preserve the environment and save energy benefit our society, our earth and our industry. Bellingham Marine’s global goal is to:

Help our customers and industry coexist in an environmentally sensitive area; be proactive in the area of green design and construction; and offer owners and developers sustainable solutions for the development of marinas that are environmentally responsible and profitable

SERVICES

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Marina Design and EngineeringBellingham Marine is capable of providing full marina design services to assist developers and owners with the planning and engineering of their marina facility. This may include creating the layout for the marina, addressing environmental concerns or a complete development package to include land-side facilities such as restaurants and shops through affiliated consultants. With the cooperation of associated engineers, Bellingham Marine is also capable of providing the necessary design calculations, structural reviews and engineered drawings. Bellingham Marine uses reputable, qualified, experienced engineering firms who specialize in marine construction, who have a long professional relationship with Bellingham Marine and are dedicated to the constant development and improvement of Bellingham Marine’s products.

Dock Supply Bellingham Marine is a marina constructor as well as a manufacturer. As the world’s leading marina designer and builder, Bellingham produces, concrete floating systems; metal frame, truss systems; floating timber systems; and Unistack®, dry storage facilities.

With manufacturing plants strategically located across the globe BMI is uniquely positioned to meet your supply needs. We have six ISO certified plants and one PCI certified plant. Certifying more than a single plant reassures our customers that no matter where in the world their project is, the same quality and level of service will be delivered.

Construction ManagementIn addition to design and manufacturing services, Bellingham Marine often performs as a general contractor for marina installation projects. In conjunction with float manufacturing, Bellingham Marine has crews trained and experienced in site construction work and project management. Site work, such as pile driving, dredging, float placement, fire protection, potable water and electrical-mechanical utility installations, is performed under experienced supervision using only skilled crews and subcontractors.

Maintenance And RepairBellingham Marine has a wide geographical presence, which allows the company to continue a relationship with clients long after their marina is built. Bellingham Marine’s on-going services include annual maintenance work as well as comprehensive retrofitting and repair.

Bellingham’s range of services span from turn-key development and design to dock supply and construction management.

PRODUCTS

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COVERED MOORAGE

Concrete Floating DocksBellingham offers two concrete floating dock systems - the Unifloat® system is a waler connected system and the Unibolt® a bolted system. Both systems have a number of advantages including: strength, ruggedness, durability, proven performance, stability, and corrosion resistance. The Unifloat® concrete dock system is composed of individual modules connected with a through-rod /waler system. The modular concept allows for virtually any size or configuration. The Unibolt® dock system is known for its strength. The Unibolt’s walkway connection system differs from other bolted systems in that the design eliminates any possibility of metal fatigue. This is accomplished through a patent pending three part design concept. Another differentiating feature of Bellingham Marine’s Unibolt system is the ability to change connection bolts without separating modules or removing walkway sections from their piles.

Timber FloatsBellingham’s timber float system is a mechanically laminated waler system that utilizes steel reinforced timber connections, designed to exceed strict loading requirements. Its core is a structurally engineered, compressed module that allows for easy shipping. The system’s structural timber truss frame is supported by flotation tubs and is typically finished with a timber deck; however, a range of other decking options are available.

Metal Frame Unideck®Bellingham Marine developed the Unideck® flotation system to meet the special needs of a growing recreational boating market in inland and well protected waters. Designed especially for lightweight applications, Unideck® features a metal truss frame (galvanized steel or aluminum) supported by flotation tubs.

Covered MoorageAll of Bellingham’s floating dock systems are available with a structurally designed roof system to protect boats and marina guests from the elements. These covered systems provide an open atmosphere under the roof while maintaining the structural strength for site-specific wind and snow loads, as engineered by Bellingham Marine. Bellingham Marine’s traditional covered moorage systems feature galvanized steel framework that supports the roofing structure; however, custom designs are also available. For example, the company designed a pile supported canvas roof system for a project in California.

Bellingham’s range of products represent the industry’s most advanced dock systems and dry storage facilities available in the market.

TIMBER FLOATS

UNIBOLT®

UNIFLOAT® CONCRETE FLOATING DOCKS

Fiddler’s Cove Marina, USA

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Unistack®Dry Storage SystemsBellingham Marine’s Unistack® system addresses the need for dry storage of smaller recreational boats on land. Through large warehouse-like structures, Unistack® provides a complete enclosure to protect boats from sun, rain and wind and allows year-round convenience in accessing the boats. Unistack® can store boats up to 40 feet (12.2 meters) in length and provides an efficient, secure, and cost effective way to manage small boat storage while enhancing customer service and satisfaction.

Unifloat®Wave AttenuatorsDesigned and built for many waterfront applications, Bellingham Marine’s floating wave attenuators utilize the Unifloat® system to help reduce wave heights in marina basins and harbors. Attenuators provide, in certain circumstances, a practical and cost-effective alternative to rubble-mound and other fixed style breakwaters. BMI’s site-specific engineering provides for the performance necessary for each particular project and location. BMI has designed and constructed more floating wave attenuators than any other company in the world.

Concrete Floating PlatformsBellingham Marine’s floating platforms are based on the pedigree of the successful Bellingham Unifloat® float modules and offer unrivaled quality, precision engineering, and stability.

Each Bellingham platform is one of a kind, designed and engineered specifically to the site and the client’s needs. Design options are endless. Size, shape, and application are calculated into the design criteria to create a customized, site-specific platform. Intended to add functionality to the site, there are a myriad of applications for floating platforms.

Residential Dock SystemsEvery residential system should be an original, as individual as you, capturing the essence of your waterfront and outdoor lifestyle combined with a small touch of luxury. Purpose built for private dwellings, Bellingham Marine’s residential systems are based on the pedigree of the successful Bellingham Unifloat®, Unideck® and Timber commercial docking systems and offer unrivaled quality, state of the art styling, and precision engineering.

All of Bellingham’s products are highly customized; there are no off the shelf products. Each is tailored to the site and its intended use.

FLOATING PLATFORMS

UNISTACK®

PUBLIC FLOATING WALKWAYS

AWARDS

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ENGINEERING & DESIGN AWARDS

2014 APWA Project of the YearTHE PORT OF LOS ANGELES

AWARDED BY

American Public Works Association (APWA), Southern California Chapter

The APWA’s annual public works awards seek to recognize deserving public agencies for outstanding public works projects.

The Port of Los Angeles received APWA’s 2014 Project of the Year award in the Recreation and Athletic Facilities category for improvements made to the LA waterfront and Downtown Harbor. The $32 million dollar project included the creation of a public plaza, pedestrian promenade, pier and floating docks.

Bellingham Marine designed and manufactured the floating docks for the project which feature an IPE hardwood deck and 30” freeboard and are provisioned with power, water and a fire protection system. The three docks ranging in length from 130’ to 190’ provide free public moorage for visitors on a short-term basis.

2013 Project Excellence Award (large project category)BELLINGHAM MARINE AND H+K ENGINEERING GROUP

AWARDED BY

COPRI (ASCE Coasts, Oceans, Ports, and Rivers Institute)

The Project Excellence Award, in the Large Project category, was awarded to Bellingham Marine in partnership with H+K Engineering Group, a leading dock engineering firm, for their work on Yacht Club Costa Smeralda (YCCS) Marina, Virgin Gorda in the British Virgin Islands.

The project consisted of building a world class superyacht facility on a small island in the British Virgin Islands. The island’s limited infrastructure and the region’s exposure to dynamic weather events created some unique challenges for the team.

The extreme nature of the Virgin Gorda site including water depths over 35 feet (9m) and extremely hard limestone combined with the loads placed on the docks by large vessels necessitated the development of a technically advanced floating dock system.

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2011 Project Excellence Award (large project category)BELLINGHAM MARINE AND REDPOINT STRUCTURES

AWARDED BY

COPRI (ASCE Coasts, Oceans, Ports, and Rivers Institute)

The COPRI (Coasts, Oceans, Ports & Rivers Institute) Project Excellence Award recognizes innovation in research methodologies and techniques that decrease environmental impact and demonstrate significant achievement through design, analytical and construction concepts.

COPRI, a division of ASCE, awarded Bellingham Marine and Redpoint Structures the Project Excellence Award for creating a marina that can withstand harsh environmental conditions with a long service life with limited maintenance - the project was St. Paul Small Boat Harbor, located in Alaska’s remote waters.

The design addressed the remote project site and removal of the floating dock system during winter months to mitigate the concerns of ice loading.

AWARDED BY

International Public Design Foundation (IPDF)

Marina at Keppel Bay is one of the world’s most highly recognized marina facilities. In addition to two awards from Asia Boat Awards, Keppel Bay was recognized for excellence in public design by the International Public Design Foundation (IPDF). The IPDF consists of 25 countries and 30 agencies.

Form, function and elegance form the basis of the design for Marina at Keppel Bay. Well laid-out, the Marina is fitted with the latest and innovative features such as an individual pontoon system and pump-out system, which are highly sought after by boaters. The marina offers 6,400 square meters of moorage with 168 dedicated slips for boats from 12 meters (39 feet) to 76 meters (250 feet) and side-tie areas for yachts up to 85 meters (280 feet).

2011 Grand Prix International Public Design AwardBELLINGHAM MARINE AND MARINA AT KEPPEL BAY

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AWARDED BY

Northwest Construction, published by McGraw-Hill Construction

The publication’s annual competition recognizes construction and design excellence in the northwest region that includes Washington, Oregon and Alaska.

Bellingham’s portion of the project involved designing, fabricating and assembling two platforms for the structure’s upper selective water withdrawal unit which housed a floating fish screen. The bottom platform built by Bellingham was comprised of 40 match cast floats and the top of 14 floats.

Best of 2010 Awards – Best in Engineering DesignCH2M HILL, BARNARD CONSTRUCTION, DIX AND BELLINGHAM MARINE

2010 PIANC Marina Excellence Design Jack Nichol AwardBELLINGHAM MARINE AND BAHIA MAR YACHTING CENTER

AWARDED BY

PIANC – The World Association for Waterborne Transport Infrastructure

The purpose of the Jack Nichol Award is to recognize excellence in the design of modern recreational boating facilities around the world.

The selection committee determined the Bahia Mar Yachting Center best represented the award’s evaluation criteria, which focuses on function, aesthetics, and environmental stewardship.

Beyond the technical design elements of the basic marina facility, the design for Bahia Mar includes a number of innovative features to address the unique needs imposed on the facility by the boat show.

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2008 WACA’s Excellence In Concrete Award (Technical Merit)BMI’S NW DIVISION IN PARTNERSHIP WITH FERNDALE READY MIX

AWARDED BY

Washington Aggregates Concrete Association (WACA)

WACA’s EIC awards recognize projects that reflect the unique advantages of ready mix concrete and the teams that build them.

Bellingham received the EIC technical merit award for its work on Salpare Bay Marina, a 193 slip luxury marina located on the Columbia River near Portland, Oregon.

Salpare Bay Marina features Bellingham Marine’s Unifloat® concrete floating docks finished with a stamped deck and variegated grey color.

AWARDED BY

Am. Public Works Association (APWA), San Diego & Imperial Counties Ch.

The APWA looks to recognize outstanding projects completed by public agencies and to also recognize those individuals that provide exceptional service in public works.

The City of San Diego received APWA’s 2009 Project of the Year Award for its lifeguard facility designed and built by Bellingham Marine’s SW division.

The new pier and docks at the San Diego Lifeguard Station replaced an old dilapidated pier and wooden dock system that were sinking and had been unusable for several years. The new docks provide slips for all of the lifeguard vessels, two City Fire Boats, and vessels of other law enforcement agencies.

2009 APWA Project of the YearBELLINGHAM MARINE’S SW DIVISION IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE CITY OF SAN DIEGO

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AWARDS FOR INNOVATION

AWARDED BY

Marina Industries Association (MIA)

In 2013, Bellingham Marine was recognized for the company’s innovative design and use of the telescoping piling. The award sponsored by the MIA recognizes the latest in cutting edge technology within the marina industry.

The unique pile features a two part design. The first part is an outer sleeve pile that is secured into the seabed to provide lateral stability. The second part is an inner piston pile that attaches to the dock below the walking surface to transfer wave and boat loads to the sleeve pile below.

2013 Best Marina Innovation By SupplierBELLINGHAM MARINE AUSTRALIA

INDIVIDUAL AWARDS

AWARDED BY

Marina Industries Association (MIA)

General Manager of Bellingham Marine’s operations in Australia and Asia, John Spragg, received top honor during the Marina Industry Association’s Marine 13 Conference, held in Sydney, Australia, April 28th – 29th. Spragg was recognized for his contributions to the Marina Industry.

2013 Outstanding Individual Contribution to the Marina IndustryJOHN SPRAGG, GENERAL MANAGER OF BELLINGHAM MARINE AUSTRALIA

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AWARDS FOR SAFETY

Recognition For Outstanding Safety PerformanceBELLINGHAM MARINE SW DIVISION

AWARDED BY

Department of the Navy

In 2011, Bellingham Marine was recognized by the Department of the Navy for the company’s outstanding safety performance during execution of a project for Fiddler’s Cove.

The award is a notable achievement and awarded only to those companies that have demonstrated a corporate proactive safety posture throughout the life of their contract.

2013 PCI Safety AwardBELLINGHAM MARINE NW DIVISION

AWARDED BY

Precast /Prestressed Concrete Institute

In 2013, Bellingham Marine’s NW Division was recognized by the PCI for it’s perfect safety record in Dart Incidence Rate, Total Case Incidence Rate and Lost Workdays Incidence Rate.

The award demonstrates Bellingham’s commitment to a safe work environment and professionalism.

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Soldiers Point MarinaPORT STEPHENS, AUSTRALIA

2012 Australian Marina of the Year(for small marinas; less then 140 berths)

2011 Australian Marina of the Year(for small marinas; less then 140 berths)

2007 Australian Marina of the Year(for small marinas; less then 140 berths)

Fenwicks MarinaBROOKLYN, AUSTRALIA

2012 Australian Highly Commended, Best Marina Boatyard

2009 Australian Marina of the Year(for small marinas; less then 140 berths)

Sunrise MarinaFORT LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA

2012 USA Marina of the Year(small category winner)

Sandringham Yacht ClubSANDRINGHAM, AUSTRALIA

2012 Australian Club Marina of the Year(also awarded: Highly Commended Marina)

Gold Coast City MarinaCOOMERA AUSTRALIA

2012 Australian Best Marina Boatyard

Royal Motor Yacht Club, Broken BayNEWPORT, AUSTRALIA

2011 Australian Club Marina of the Year

Royal Prince Alfred Yacht ClubNEWPORT, AUSTRALIA

2012 Australian Highly Commended Club Marina

Yas MarinaABU DHABI, UAE

2010 Best Arabian Marina of the Year

MARINA AWARDS

Marina At Keppel BaySINGAPORE

2012 International Marina of the Year

2010 Best Asian Marina of the Year

2008 Best New Asian Marina

Empire Marina, Bobbin HeadBROKEN BAY, AUSTRALIA

2011 Australian Marina of the Year(for large marinas; greater then 140 berths)

2009 Australian Marina of the Year(for large marinas; greater than 140 berths)

Dubai Marina Yacht ClubDUBAI, UAE

2009 Arabian Yacht Club of the Year

Edmonds MarinaWASHINGTON, USA

2006 USA Marina of the Year

Charleston City MarinaSOUTH CAROLINA, USA

2005 USA Marina of the Year

Ko Olina MarinaHONOLULU, HAWAII

2008 USA Marina of the Year

d’Albora Marinas Nelson BayPORT STEPHENS, AUSTRALIA

2005 Australian Marina of the Year

RESORT MARINAS

Balboa Bay Club, USA

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The Marina at The Marina City ClubMARINA DEL REY, CALIFORNIA, USA

Fronting the Ritz Carlton and Marina del Rey’s prestigious Marina City Club, The Marina at the Marina City Club is nestled among some of the area’s most esteemed properties. In 2013, the marina started the process of renovating its facility. The first phase of the renovation included the complete reconstruction of the marina’s dock system, shoreside railings, gates and gangways.

Bellingham Marine was hired as the design-build, general contractor to oversee the renovation. The company’s scope of work included permitting support; dock system design, manufacture and installation including new concrete piling, design and installation of the utility and fire system; and installation of railings, gates and gangways.

“Bellingham Marine was an invaluable member of the team,” said Alicia Kunz, Marina Manager. “Having built a number of projects in the area, Bellingham Marine was confident in navigating the permitting process and was able to provide us with the best possible value for our dock system.”

“We took a streamlined, phased approach to the reconstruction of the marina’s docks. This approach allowed boaters to remain in the marina throughout the reconstruction process and helped our crews move quickly through the rebuild,” said Mark Secrest, Project Manager for Bellingham Marine.

The existing docks were removed one row at a time and Unifloat, concrete floating docks were installed in their place. The new docks include upgraded utilities and amenities. A new public pump out was installed at the end of E-2800 dock.

CLIENT/OPERATOR

Essex

TIMELINE

2014

PROJECT DELIVERY

Design/Build

PROJECT TYPE

Rebuild

The marina’s concrete floating docks feature rounded finger ends with slips configured in single berths.

The renovation included new aluminum guard rails with a custom wave pattern along the bottom, glass security gates and a covered gangway.

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Ko olina Resort and MarinaHONOLULU, HAWAII, USA

The 405-hectares (1,000 acre) property, featuring a floating dock marina designed and manufactured by Bellingham Marine, is the brain-child of co-developers Kevin Showe and Jeff Stone. Ko Olina is a picturesque tropical paradise with 3.2 kilometers (2 miles) of pristine shoreline offering everything you need to experience Resort living at its finest including a Championship Golf course, a 5-Star JW Marriott Ihilani Resort & Spa, a world class marina and six residential communities.

The marina’s unique concrete floating pontoons were installed and outfitted to provide all the amenities of home, thus giving visitors the impression that they never left land.

The construction of Ko Olina Marina was done in two phases. Phase one was completed early 2000 and provided 266 berths accommodating yachts up to 46 meters (150 feet). By late summer 2006, the second phase was completed, which included the addition of 63 new full service berths accommodating vessels 17 meters (55 feet) and up.

Today, the boat docking facilities consist of 329 berths, ranging in size from 9 meters (30 feet) to 18 meters (60 feet) in width, with side-ties up to 61 meters (200 feet). The marina also boasts a 46 meter (150 feet) fuel dock with one of Hawaii’s few holding tank pump-out stations.

Ko Olina is also the only marina on the island capable of accommodating craft of 24 meters (80 feet) or more. Each of the slips includes electric, water, cable TV and telephone services.

CLIENT/OPERATOR

Private

TIMELINE

2000, 2006

PROJECT DELIVERY

Design/Build

PROJECT TYPE

New Construction

Ko Olina’s security gates mimic the resort’s upland features creating a seamless transition from landside to waterside.

In 2006, phase II of the marina was completed adding 63 berths to the existing marina.

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Bimini Bay Resort and MarinaNORTH BIMINI, BAHAMAS

The original marina was built in two phases. Bellingham Marine began work on the first phase in 2000, and by the completion of the second phase, the marina had capacity for 136 boats 12 meters (40 feet) to 39 meters (128 feet) LOA. In 2007, Bimini Bay Resort and Marina hired Bellingham Marine to begin construction on a megayacht marina. The expansion project added 96 megayacht berths to the marina allowing the marina to accommodate vessels up to 62 meters (203 feet) LOA.

The marinas at Bimini Bay Resort were designed and built to minimize impact on the surrounding environment. “Bellingham’s Unifloat® pontoon system was selected for the dock system’s ability to provide increased habitat for marine life and to promote improved water quality,” said Rafael Reyes, President of Bimini Bay Resort and Marina.

Bimini Bay Resort and Marina offers world-class accommodations to yachtsmen and fishermen alike. Surrounding the marina are beach condominiums and villas, swimming pools, tennis courts, shopping and fine dining. Future expansion plans for the marinas include the addition of a fuel dock and on-site repair facilities.

CLIENT/OPERATOR

Private

TIMELINE

2007

PROJECT DELIVERY

Design/Build

PROJECT TYPE

New Construction

In 2007, Bimini added 96 megayacht berths to their existing marina.

Bimini’s megayacht slips accommodate boats up to 62 meters (203 feet) in length.

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Marina CostaBajaLA PAZ, MEXICO

This Bellingham Marine marina project in La Paz, Mexico is the center piece of a magnificent waterfront development project. Idyllically situated on 222.5 hectares (550 acres) of coastal land just north of La Paz, CostaBaja is a masterfully planned community offering a luxury resort lifestyle.

The resort features 1.6 kilometers (1 mile) of beach front, a world class marina, a nautical club, hotel, spa and commercial as well as residential suites.

This marina project consisted of constructing a new harbor by local contractors, which is rare by today’s standards. Once the basin was completed, BMI acted as the prime contractor providing full service design, construction and fabrication services from the top of each gangway throughout the marina facility.

BMI recommended the use of steel pile to assist driving in rocky conditions as well as saving devastating transportation costs. Innovative single piece fingers were also utilized and each new slip was provided with a full set of utilities for today’s boating needs, including sewage pump-out hydrants, cable television, telephone lines and power outlets.

CLIENT/OPERATOR

Private

TIMELINE

2004

PROJECT DELIVERY

Design/Build

PROJECT TYPE

New Construction

The upland resort at CostaBaja sits in the middle of the marina’s two basins.

The vibrant colors that surround the marina reflect on the water creating a truly beautiful place.

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Jumeirah Beach Hotel and MarinaDUBAI, UAE

Build your marina in front of a world-famous landmark, and your worldwide recognition will soar. But, combine a state-of-the-art marina boasting an exclusive list of amenities, alongside a world-famous landmark, and your esteem will not only grow, but the locale will be a destination famously sought after – by yacht owners and world travelers alike.

The Pavilion Marina operated by Jumeirah Beach Hotel, located in the UAE, is one of the most prestigious properties in Dubai’s impressive portfolio of upscale marinas. The marina sits adjacent to Dubai’s world-renowned, seven-star signature hotel the Burj Al Arab.

The Pavilion Marina, built by Septech Emirates, features Bellingham Marine’s Unifloat pontoon system, and offers a wide range of exclusive services. Amenities include butler service, cuisine and beverages on board, housekeeping, flower arrangements, and boat cleaning. Wi-Fi is also available at all slips.

The luxury marina facility, featuring a unique curved pontoon design, offers 52 slips annually leased for vessels ranging from 18 meters (60 feet) to 61 meters (200 feet) in length. The dock boxes, cleats, and bollards are all customized with the marina’s logo. Complimentary grey and black water pump-out service is installed, and the marina asserts that only biodegradable cleaning products are utilized.

CLIENT/OPERATOR

Private

TIMELINE

2008

PROJECT DELIVERY

Design/Build

PROJECT TYPE

Rebuild

A side-tie dock at the entrance to the breakwater added additional revenue opportunities that were not possible with the facility’s original slip layout.

Unique curves in the dock layout allowed the slip mix in the basin to be maximized.

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Bridge Pointe Hotel and MarinaNEW BERN, NORTH CAROLINA, USA

A complete overhaul to the Bridge Pointe Marina in New Bern, North Carolina gave the failing marina a new lease on life. The renovation included new docks, upgraded utilities and amenities, and an improved overall layout.

The marina’s new docks reflect the latest in timber dock technology. The docks were designed and manufactured by world renowned marina builder Bellingham Marine. An IPE hardwood deck framed by southern yellow pine walers highlights the attention to detail that was placed on the new facility.

“A marina’s docks play a big part of a boater’s overall impression of a facility,” said marina manager, Jesse Schmucker. “We wanted the docks at Bridge Pointe marina to echo our commitment to quality and to provide our boaters with a first class experience.”

The marina has capacity for 125 vessels with access to cable television, free wireless internet, metered power, and fresh water. Finger piers range from 10 meters (33 feet) to 21 meters (70 feet) in length with side-tie moorage available for boats up to 46 meters (150 feet) in length. The marina’s deep water basin and location at the confluence of the Trent and Neuse Rivers make it a great location for local and visiting boaters.

Aside from the waterside improvements, the marina also redesigned and renovated their boater’s lounge area.

CLIENT/OPERATOR

Private

TIMELINE

2014

PROJECT DELIVERY

Design/Supply

PROJECT TYPE

Rebuild

An IPE, hardwood, deck on the docks reflects the marina’s commitment to providing its boaters with a quality experience.

A sitting area on the pier leading out to docks provides the perfect place for people to sit and enjoy the surrounding view.

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Kona Kai MarinaSAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA, USA

Beautifully located at the very tip of Shelter Island, CA and offering access to the beach, 4.5 hectares (11 acres) of lush tropical gardens and a marina, Kona Kai Resort and Spa is a year round waterfront resort in San Diego, California, designed with a tropical island ambiance.

Bellingham Marine was hired for the renovation of the resort’s marina based on their reputation in the industry and ability to meet the needs of a complex project. The renovation at Kona Kai entailed a complete overhaul of the marina. Detailed planning and coordination were an absolute requirement. The goal was to remove the existing marina, which was in disrepair and absolutely full of boats, while causing as little disruption to the tenants and day to day operations as possible.

Bellingham Marine performed as a design/build contractor and provided assistance in the permit process. Work included demolition and disposal of the existing system; design, manufacture, and installation of the new concrete floating dock system; design and installation of utility systems; pile driving; and design and installation of ADA accessible gangways. Where possible the existing marina components, such as power pedestals, piling and pile caps, were salvaged and reused.

The renovated marina has approximately 10,684 square meters (115,000 sq. feet) of Unifloat® docks, with 518 berths ranging in length from 9 meters (30 feet) to 61 meters (200 feet). The new megayacht dock services yachts from 43 meters (141 feet) to 61 meters (200 feet) and can accommodate vessels up to 76 meters (250 feet) on the side-tie.

CLIENT/OPERATOR

Noble House

TIMELINE

2004 - 2006

PROJECT DELIVERY

Design/Build

PROJECT TYPE

Rebuild

The gate at Kona Kai was custom designed to add an element of public art to the marina’s entrance.

Kona Kai provides a mix of double berth and single berth slips.

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Chub Cay MarinaBERRY ISLANDS, BAHAMAS

Located in the Berry Islands of the Bahamas, the marina at Chub Cay is a premier destination for international luxury yachts. The existing marina was closed for about a year in order to undertake major renovations. The fixed pier system was demolished and the entire site prepared for redevelopment. The master plan included renovation of the marina as well as construction of a new club house and 57 Bahamian style villas.

Phase one of marina construction included dredging of the entire marina basin and access channel and installation of a Unifloat® pontoon system. Upon completion, the marina will be expanded from the original 96 berths to 200 and will provide world class amenities accommodating yachts up to 61 meters (200 feet) in length.

Approximately 100 berths were added in the first phase adding more than 5,110 square meters (55,004 sq. feet) of docks with an additional 4,459 square meters (48,000 sq. feet) planned for following phases.

The Berry Islands lie just to the northeast of Andros, on the northeastern edge of the Great Bahama Bank. Appealing to sports fishermen and avid divers alike, Chub Cay has long been prized for its unique location.

CLIENT/OPERATOR

Private

TIMELINE

2006PROJECT DELIVERY

Design/Build

PROJECT TYPE

Rebuild

The megayacht dock provides side-tie moorage on either side to accommodate the industry’s largest boats.

Slip side amenities include power, water, sewer pump-out and a dry fire suppression system.

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Yas MarinaABU DHABI, UAE

YAS Marina is redefining entertainment and leisure. The marina basin, which was built inside the Formula One race track in Abu Dhabi, gives yacht owners prime viewing of the Grand Prix race track. At the YAS Marina Circuit, held October 30th – November 1st 2009, yacht owners were able to view the race from the aft of their boats, sitting just meters away from the track.

This project was built by Septech, Bellingham Marine’s licensee, and features the Unifloat® dock system. The marina has a standard capacity of 143 berths ranging in length from 15 meters (50 feet) to 66 meters (216 feet), with room to meet additional capacity needs during special events. Each berth offers power and water, and there is provisions for pump out access for all vessels in this state-of-the-art-facility.

The marina also features an innovative lighting system that complements the marina with the hotel and other landside structures. Future plans for the island project include a Warner Bros theme park as well as the world’s first Ferrari theme park.

Located in the middle of this prime venue, YAS marina provides boaters with an experience found nowhere else in the world.

CLIENT/OPERATOR

Private

TIMELINE

2009

PROJECT DELIVERY

Design/Build

PROJECT TYPE

New Construction

Specially designed lighting runs along the length of each finger pier in the marina creating a spectacular sight at night.

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Portofino Hotel and MarinaREDONDO BEACH, CALIFORNIA, USA

Bellingham Marine was hired as the design-build contractor for the waterside portion of the Portofino rebuild project. Bellingham assisted in obtaining local conceptual approvals, as well as approvals from regulatory agencies such as the California Coastal Commission. After the permits were received, Bellingham demolished the existing marina and designed, manufactured, and constructed the new marina – including docks, gangways, security gates, piles, utilities and dock accessories such as dinghy racks and in-slip signage. A new fire suppression system, fresh water hose bibs, upgraded power, cable TV and telephone hookups were installed at each berth. The completed Portofino Yacht Club has 183 berths ranging from 7.6 meters (25 feet) to 30 meters (98 feet).

Everything was well planned from the beginning. Marina tenants were notified 4 to 5 months in advance about the upcoming renovation. Open communication with tenants was made the number one priority. New homes were found for displaced boats before construction was started. The rebuild was phased to ensure as little disruption as possible to the tenants. Bellingham Marine developed a phasing schedule that enabled all boats to remain in the marina during the rebuild and required a single boat to move no more than twice over the course of the project.

The Portofino Hotel & Marina is one of the few oceanfront hotels in the Los Angeles area that combines the service offering of a premier hotel with the offerings of a private marina.

CLIENT/OPERATOR

Nobel House

TIMELINE

2006-2007

PROJECT DELIVERY

Design/Build

PROJECT TYPE

Rebuild

The reconstruction of Portofino utilized a phased plan, which minimized disruptions and allowed all boats to remain in the marina during the rebuild.

All berths at Portofino are single slip, offering the ultimate in user convenience.

Dubai Marina Yacht Club, UAE

URBAN MARINAS

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The Harbor at Marina BayMARINA DEL REY, CALIFORNIA, USA

The Harbor at Marina Bay serves as the focal point of the property’s high-end upland apartments.

Bellingham Marine provided a complete turn-key package for the renovation of this facility including removal of the existing 30 year old dock system and construction of the new marina. Bellingham also provided permitting support and performed the design and manufacture of the dock system.

Marina Bay’s new floating docks feature a colored concrete finish with an ashlar’s stamped pattern. Other upgrades include contemporary designed gangways with accent lighting, in-slip sewer pump outs and rounded finger ends. The Harbor at Marina Bay also offers a newly installed paver promenade, boater restrooms with showers, very convenient boater parking and wireless internet.

“When the owners of Marina Bay approached us about this project, they were looking for the latest in floating dock technology; they wanted a dock system that was low-maintenance and a marina that was set apart from others in the Harbor in style and function,” said Eric Noegel, Manager of Project Development for Bellingham Marine’s SW division.

CLIENT/OPERATOR

Avalon

TIMELINE

2013

PROJECT DELIVERY

Design/Build

PROJECT TYPE

Rebuild

Rounded finger ends and single slip berths communicate the marina’s focus on user experience.

A custom “tipped rail” aluminum gangway adds to the architectural elegance of this high end property.

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Stockton MarinaSTOCKTON, CALIFORNIA, USA

The state-of-the-art marina located along the Stockton Channel features a unique design, yacht moorage and space for permanent as well as visiting boaters. Six main piers – three side-tie docks and 3 main arms accommodating boats from 15 meters (50 feet) to 24 meters (80 feet) – replace the city’s original marina, which was dilapidated and in needed of an overhaul. Bellingham Marine supplied the docks from their plant in Dixon, California.

A new promenade provides a natural link between the marina and nearby public destinations including a new sports arena and ballpark. Two, side-tie docks on the north side of the basin, provide 268 meters (880 feet) of moorage for transient boats and offer easy access for individuals wishing to travel to local sporting events by water. A third transient dock, measuring 158 meters (520 feet) in length and located on the south side of the basin, provides direct access to shopping, local parks, and numerous other attractions including an outdoor amphitheater.

The marina features forty-eight 15 meter (50 foot) slips, twelve 18 meter (60 foot) slips, and six 24 meter (80 foot) slips. Provisions for utilities including potable water, power, cable, and phone service are available at each slip. Potable water and power is available along the side-tie docks. Restroom and shower facilities are provided on the south side of the basin.

In addition to modern concrete docks and numerous amenities, a unique fabric roof system installed over the marina’s 18 meter (80 foot) slips adds architectural style.

CLIENT/OPERATOR

City of Stockton

TIMELINE

2009

PROJECT DELIVERY

Design/Supply

PROJECT TYPE

Rebuild

Stockton’s canvas covers and custom pilings give the marina a unique look that sets it apart from others.

The marina includes a side-tie area for transient boaters with direct access to Stockton’s stadium and downtown area.

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Dania Beach Municipal MarinaDANIA BEACH, FLORIDA, USA

In 2014 Dania Beach Marina celebrated the completion of a major renovation project. The project included rebuilding the City owned marina and supporting upland structures.

The new marina features a state-of-the-art dock system, from world renowned marina builder, Bellingham Marine, with capacity for 120 boats up to 15 meters (50 feet) in length. Other improvements include a new pumpout facility, fish cleaning stations, repairs to the seawall, new shoreside buildings and gazebos with views of the waterfront.

The new docks at Dania Beach are engineered to last for 50+ years. The concrete floating docks feature a chemical free, composite waler system. Tiles with the marina’s logo were set into the concrete floats and placed on the main walkways of each pier.

Bellingham Marine’s scope of work included the design, manufacture, delivery and supervised installation of the Unifloat, concrete floating dock system and gangways. Ten gangways and three ramp landing platforms with handrails were also included in the project.

CLIENT/OPERATOR

City of Dania Beach

TIMELINE

2014

PROJECT DELIVERY

Design/Build

PROJECT TYPE

Rebuild

Ceramic tiles featuring the name of the marina and dock were cast into each of the marginal walkways.

The docks utilize a composite waler system in lieu of the more traditional wood waler option.

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Alamitos Bay MarinaLONG BEACH, CALIFORNIA, USA

Reconstruction of Alamitos Bay Marina in Long Beach, California, started in the fall of 2011 and is taking place in a series of phases as funding is secured.

The project called for the complete replacement of the existing 1,967 slip marina over a period of five years. In addition to the docks and other marina structures, the marina’s parking lots, restrooms, gangways, seawall and utilities will also be rebuilt. Bellingham Marine is overseeing the entire project as the design/build general contractor.

Phase one, two, three and four have been completed. These phases included the reconstruction of basin four, paving of parking lots and construction of restroom facilities, reconstruction of basin one and most recently the reconstruction of basin 5.

Bellingham’s most recent work at the site included a contract to perform upland utility work. The next phase of work is expected to be awarded sometime during the first quarter of 2015.

Once complete, the new facility will boast the industry’s best in floating dock technology and the latest in green design. The dock system and marina layout selected for the harbor affords the most flexibility to meet the city’s needs now as well as in the future.

CLIENT/OPERATOR

City of Long Beach

TIMELINE

Under Construction

PROJECT DELIVERY

Design/Build

PROJECT TYPE

Rebuild

Several davit cranes are installed along the shoreline to aid in launching and retrieving small craft.

The docks at Alamitos feature hardwood trim and rounded finger ends.

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Shilshole Bay MarinaSEATTLE, WASHINGTON, USA

Phased over a three year period the entire Shilshole Marina and related shoreside facilities were completely renovated. The original marina was built in 1958 and featured Bellingham Marine’s Unifloat® dock system. At nearly 50 years of age, the marina had exceeded its design life but was still serving its owner well.

In 2005, work began to renovate the docks, utilities, buildings, pavement and other infrastructure. In 2008, the waterside portion of the project was completed marking the beginning of another 50 year cycle for the marina.

Phased construction allowed the marina to remain in operation throughout construction without disruption to services. As construction efforts moved through the marina, vessels were moved to temporary locations and moved into their new berths at the end of each phase.

Originally configured with 1,500 berths, the renovation project included replacement of 22 docks and piers with 1,411 berths sized for modern vessels, and an additional 1,219 linear meters (4,000 linear feet) of moorage. In total, Bellingham provided over 26,477 square meters (285,000 sq. feet) of docks for the Shilshole project.

CLIENT/OPERATOR

Port of Seattle

TIMELINE

2005-2008

PROJECT DELIVERY

Design/Supply

PROJECT TYPE

Rebuild

At the bottom of the gangway is a large match cast platform with a low freeboard to accommodate the launching of sailing dinghies and human powered craft.

A wide floating fuel dock provides easy access to fuel and other provisions.

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Milltown MarinaVANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA

Canada’s newest marina, Milltown Marina, sits on the outskirts of downtown Vancouver, B.C. in a well-protected basin on the North Arm of the Frasier River on Richmond Island. Following, almost four years of permitting hurdles and a year of construction, Milltown opened its doors in October 2013.

The marina’s wet slips cater to vessels 9 meters (30 feet) to 24 meters (80 feet) in length with a capacity for 220 vessels. The marina also features a side tie area that can accommodate vessels up to 37 meters (120 feet). The floating concrete docks are terracotta colored with rounded finger ends. The inspiration for the dock’s color was taken from a high-end megayacht marina in the British Virgin Islands that was also built by Bellingham Marine. Full utilities are provided at all slips.

In January 2013, Bellingham Marine was awarded a design/build contract for the construction of the marina. Bellingham’s scope of work included dock and electrical design, dock installation and supply of electrical equipment.

Developers of the marina and upland property hope that the new facility will help provide some relief from chronic moorage shortages for Metro Vancouver boat owners as well as provide new public access to Richmond Island for residents seeking recreational activities and a chance to reconnect with the riverfront. Currently, waiting lists for moorage in Vancouver can stretch up to eight years.

CLIENT/OPERATOR

Private

TIMELINE

2013

PROJECT DELIVERY

Design/Build

PROJECT TYPE

New Construction

Extra wide walkways were incorporated to accommodate golf cart traffic on the docks.

Rounded finger ends and steel pile finished with an HDPE sleeve and black pile cap demonstrate the developer’s attention to detail.

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Marina YESOUTH MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA

Two of Australia’s leading companies teamed up to deliver this integrated mixed-use development that combines residential, commercial, retail and leisure activities. Mirvac’s high-end development at Yarra’s Edge, located in the heart of Melbourne’s Docklands, includes five high-rise waterfront towers and a stunning new 168 berth marina designed and built by Bellingham Marine.

Located on the Yarra River between Crown Casino and the Bolte Bridge, Marina YE is one of the latest additions to the Yarra’s Edge development. Designed for long term mooring of large luxury yachts and motor cruisers, the marina features Bellingham Marine’s Unifloat® system and is equipped with up to 22 meter (72 foot) fully serviced slips. Slip sizes at Marina YE range from 10 meters (33 feet) to 22 meters (72 feet). The marina also offers transient moorage for boaters visiting the area.

Marina amenities include fully serviced slips with communication provisions and individually metered power and water outlets. Wireless internet access is available on the docks and 24 hour security helps protect vessels moored in the marina. Dinning, shopping, and showering facilities are also available on site.

Many of Yarra’s Edge apartment owners have already taken advantage of the opportunity to moor their boats at Marina YE – directly outside their doorstep. Additional berthing for water taxis and ferries has also been installed strengthening the area’s public transportation system.

CLIENT/OPERATOR

MIRVAC

TIMELINE

2005-2006

PROJECT DELIVERY

Design/Build

PROJECT TYPE

New Construction

The walkways at Marina YE are extra wide to provide greater user comfort.

Ideally located in Melbourne’s central business district, Marina YE provides moorage for residents living in the towers overlooking the marina.

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Sun Harbor MarinaSAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA, USA

One of San Diego’s original pleasure craft marinas, Sun Harbor Marina is located in America’s Cup Harbor. The marina underwent a major renovation with completely new slips, restaurant, shopping areas and office spaces. All renovations were constructed using the latest innovations in green building technologies and was the world’s first marina to receive a LEED certification from the U.S. Green Build Council.

This project involved the rehabilitation of approximately 100 berths at Sun Harbor Marina. The new marina has a pump-out hydrant at each slip as well as a public pump-out facility, of which BMI was able to obtain a grant to construct.

The concrete Unifloat® pontoons have a special aggregate finish, which is highlighted by a unique coloring and a stamped wave pattern. This ADA compliant project includes full turn-key services by Bellingham Marine including permits, complete design, and construction services.

A phasing plan utilized Bellingham’s extensive experience in refurbishment projects and kept lost income to a minimum during construction.

CLIENT/OPERATOR

Private

TIMELINE

2005

PROJECT DELIVERY

Design/Build

PROJECT TYPE

Rebuild

Each slip has access to a pump-out hydrant allowing boaters to easily empty their sewer tanks while in their slip.

The custom gates are Sun Harbor are just another example of the level of detail incorporated into the design of the facility.

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Cabrillo Way MarinaSAN PEDRO, CALIFORNIA, USA

Cabrillo Way Marina, located in the hub of LA’s waterfront community was in the planning stages for many years before finally moving forward with construction. In 2009, General Contractor, Dutra, awarded Bellingham Marine a contract to rebuild the marina.

The new marina features a 15.8 hectares (39 acre) deep water basin with 16.6 hectares (41 acres) of planned landside amenities. Extensive excavation and dredge work allowed engineers to more than double the size of the original basin and greatly expand the marina’s number of berths from 520 to 700.

“The team’s ability to think outside the box and approach the rebuild from a unique angle, afforded the Port of LA the ability to increase its number of berths,” said Jill Shimamoto, Project Construction Manager for the Port.

The existing marina at the site was long past its useful life and was becoming a safety hazard. Exposed electrical wiring, overhead utility lines and rotting timbers were some of most obvious concerns. Outdated slip sizes, constructed for narrow beam boats had also left a number of the marina’s berths vacant.

Today, Cabrillo Way offers a much different picture. The old wooden docks have been replaced with beautiful concrete floating docks complete with the latest amenities and accessories. One of the innovative features of the new marina is the placement of sewer pump-out hydrants below the deck of the pontoon. The hydrants are accessed by a hatch in the deck. This design avoids having any equipment protrude above the walkway.

Another notable feature of the marina is the use of single slip berths and dedicated power pedestals. This means each boat has a finger pier on either side as well as its own power center.

The docks at the new marina were designed for the ultimate in user convenience and comfort. “We selected the Unifloat® concrete floating dock system for its solid feel and proven performance,” remarked Chris Grossi, Design Project Manager for the Port of LA. “We wanted a dock system that would last a long time and provide our tenants with the best experience.”

CLIENT/OPERATOR

Port of Los Angeles

TIMELINE

2011

PROJECT DELIVERY

Design/Build

PROJECT TYPE

Rebuild

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Pier 32 MarinaNATIONAL CITY, CALIFORNIA, USA

An area that was once a vacant lot in National City was transformed into the home of a successful marina property, Pier 32 Marina. The basin, which was carved out and filled with water, was completed in December 2005.

Bellingham Marine was awarded the design/build contract for National City’s new 250-slip marina. As the design/build contractor, BMI completed all necessary design work and supported the owner through the necessary permitting processes. Approximately 7,432 square meters (80,000 sq. feet) of docks were manufactured in BMI’s Southwest Division. The project included the complete design, manufacturing, and construction of the marina, including the installation of pre-stressed concrete pilings, the addition of standard access and barrier-free access gangways, and installation of all dock utilities, including fire, freshwater, electrical, cable, and telephone. The marina also offers a public sewer pump-out station, which was installed by Bellingham Marine.

Some of the unique features of this marina include a high profile fendering along the berthing areas of the dock system, Southern Yellow Pine walers with finished edges, corrosion-inhibiting caps for hardware protection, and stylish, modern aluminum gangways.

CLIENT/OPERATOR

Pier 32 Marina, LLC

TIMELINE

2006 - 2007

QUALITY CONTROL

ISO 9001

PROJECT DELIVERY

Design/Build

PROJECT TYPE

New Construction

A unique bike rack was installed on the docks along the main walkway.

The focus at Pier 32 is on the user’s experience. A beach inspired seating area and a putting green are just two of the property’s upland features

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Sacramento MarinaSACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA, USA

The Sacramento Marina South Basin project consisted of demolition of the existing 240 berths and replacement with 191 covered berths with a Unifloat® system. Work also included adding covers to two existing docks in the North basin (which BMI build in the 80’s and 90’s), construction of a new floating fuel dock and marina store, and installation of ADA compliant access points.

The new covered moorage attaches the posts with two-point connections along the side of the fingers. This new design is referred to as a ‘moment connection,’ as opposed to a ‘pin-foot’ connection on the top of the dock, which attaches the post to the dock but provides no support against wind loads. The moment connection is at two-points against the sides of the finger, and it’s very strong. When all the upright posts work together, they provide the strength needed to withstand wind loads without the traditional cross braces. This single design change saved enormous amounts of steel.

Because the changes in the height of the river can reach extremes, three separate gangways were needed to provide ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) access. One is used at low water levels, another at mid levels, and a third for high water. This scheme offers access points within ADA maximum angles at all water heights.

CLIENT/OPERATOR

City of Sacramento

TIMELINE

2008

PROJECT DELIVERY

Design/Build

PROJECT TYPE

Rebuild

The dock’s unique roof structure provides shelter from the elements.

The marina includes a floating fuel dock and convenience store.

Rybovich, USA

MEGAYACHT MARINAS

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Yacht Club Costa Smeralda (YCCS)VIRGIN GORDA, BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS

This upscale yacht facility caters to the biggest and most luxurious vessels cruising the Caribbean. Located in the beautiful, pristine waters of the Caribbean, in a natural deep water basin, Yacht Club Costa Smeralda provides an alternative to open-water mooring for large vessels requiring deep water. The facility also features the latest in dock technology and the best of amenities.

Roman clay colored concrete floats, designed and manufactured by Bellingham Marine, are the cornerstone of this high end facility. LED lights cast into the float decks, underwater lighting, stainless steel bollards, dual functioning service outlets offering up to 600amp service for yachts and 30 amp service for support vessels, 6 meter (20 foot) wide walkways for vehicle access, and 900 mm (36 inch) freeboard to accommodate easy vessel access are just a few of the many features that set YCCS apart from others.

The massive floats at Yacht Club Costa Smeralda feature 178 mm by 483 mm (7 inch by 19 inch) glu-lam beam structural walers and 508 mm(20 inch) diameter steel pile – all designed to handle the extreme loads placed on the system by the large vessels and wave action in the sound from hurricanes and other weather events. Pilings are fitted with HDPE sleeves to eliminate maintenance.

Under normal operations YCCS accommodates 12 – 20 vessels with an LOA of 30 – 100 meters (98 – 328 feet). However, designed with a flexible mooring configuration for special events, YCCS’s 762 linear meters (2,500 linear feet) of dockage has the capacity to handle up to 50 yachts.

Nothing was overlooked in the design for YCCS including the environment. The developer wrote an environmental policy plan that guided the project since its inception. Everything from the materials the marina was constructed of to the positioning of the docks was done with the intent of minimizing the impact of the facility on the surrounding environment.

CLIENT/OPERATOR

Victor International

TIMELINE

2010-2011

PROJECT DELIVERY

Design/Build

PROJECT TYPE

New Construction

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Marina di LoanoLOANO, ITALY

Marino di Loano wanted to open their facility up to super-yachts, so they reconfigured their marina, moving a portion of their transient slips to the other side of the basin, to make room for seven new slips, which would be able to accommodate vessels up to 77 meters (252 feet).

After spending time at YCCS marina in Virgin Gorda, they chose Bellingham Marine’s licensee in Europe, C.M. Ferrer, because they knew that with Bellingham’s backing the company would be able to manage the challenges inherent in a super-yacht project.

Loano’s mega yacht docks have more load-carrying capacity and a higher freeboard better suited to the hulls of super yachts than any other marina in the region. Additionally, they feature a curved walkway in a true arc.

In conjunction with Bellingham’s engineers ADAC Structures every pontoon and fixture was custom designed and built specifically for the conditions and operational specification in the Loano Port. The docks are accented by a bespoke gangway and are dotted with bespoke, polished-steel service pedestals. Ample super-yacht power is provided in the new section along with a full menu of amenities, including a dedicated Wi-Fi system for the marina. The pile-cap lighting is solar powered.

Marina di Loano offers an experience to appeal to people from all countries, not just Italians. The marina has been developed to attract people who love the sea and enjoy sports. In keeping with the “destination within a destination” theme, a spacious beach is part of the marina. The complex has a five-star boutique hotel, restaurants, an upscale sailing club, tennis courts and a golf course ten minutes away.

CLIENT/OPERATOR

Unipol Group

TIMELINE

2014

PROJECT DELIVERY

Design/Build

PROJECT TYPE

Expansion

The main walkway leading out to the marina’s super yacht slips features a true arc, which was important criteria in the selection of the dock system.

The docks are design to handle large crowds and light equipment traffic to aid in the provisioning of the large yachts.

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Bahia Mar Yachting CenterFORT LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA, USA

In 2003, Bellingham Marine was awarded the turn-key contract to replace the existing 360 fixed, concrete and wood berths with 235 Unifloat® concrete floating berths. The company provided both the standard 457mm (18 inch) freeboard Unifloat® and 762mm (30 inch) high-freeboard megayacht Unifloat® systems to better accommodate larger boats. The berths range in size from 14 meters (46 feet) to 37 meters (120 feet). Side-tie slips handle superyachts over 61 meters (200 feet).

Bellingham’s contract included the manufacture and installation of the float system, furnishing and driving piling, and supplying utilities, including electrical, plumbing, marina sanitation and fire suppression systems, telephone and fiber-optic computer wiring. The utility system provides additional power and water for the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show, as well as the day-to-day operation of the marina. Larger berths offer a choice between single- and three-phase electrical services. Electrical usage is read remotely by the marina staff to facilitate arrivals and departures of the guests.

All berths provide three telephone lines and a fiber optic, high-speed digital line for computer equipment, sewage pump-out, and a fire protection system.

Bahia Mar is a relaxed beachside resort that offers an array of leisure pursuits, including a premier yachting center, a charter fishing fleet, and championship golf at Grande Oaks Golf Club.

CLIENT/OPERATOR

Luxury Resorts & Hotels

TIMELINE

2003

PROJECT DELIVERY

Design/Build

PROJECT TYPE

Rebuild

Every October, Bahia Mar hosts one of the industry’s largest international boat shows - The Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show.

One of the U.S.’s original megayacht marinas, Bahia Mar’s marina was designed to meet the unique needs of the world’s largest boats.

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Albany MarinaPROVIDENCE POINT, BAHAMAS

Albany Marina, located at Providence Point in the Bahamas, was constructed over a series of three phases. The first phase of construction included the dredging of a mile-long, 46 meter (150 foot) wide channel, the creation of a 6 hectares (15 acre) deepwater basin with a controlling depth of 5 meters (16 feet) MSL and construction of 25 of the marina’s largest finger piers, ranging from 15 meters (50 feet) to 73 meters (240 feet) in length. In the two phases that followed fifteen additional slips were added to the basin.

A unique feature of Albany Marina is the six activities platforms located in the southwest and north sections of the marina. These large decks provide over water space for slip owners to use for everything from staging areas for provisioning their vessels to spaces for hosting friendly gatherings.

The look and feel of Albany Marina is nothing short of spectacular, featuring all the latest in amenities and dock design. Everything at Albany Marina has been supersized to cater to mega- and superyachts. Main walks measure 3.6 meters (12 feet) wide and fingers range from 2.5 meters (8 feet) to 3 meters (10 feet). Docks feature freeboards of 762mm (30 inch), and gangways are rated for use by golf carts and other service vehicles. A single 3.6 meter (12 feet) wide gangway, rated for use by larger vehicles, has also been installed to access the central fuel dock and dock master’s office. Concierge services, crew facilities and access for provisioning and special fueling also distinguish Albany Marina.

CLIENT/OPERATOR

Private

TIMELINE

2010, 2013, 2014

PROJECT DELIVERY

Design/Build

PROJECT TYPE

New Construction

The docks at Albany feature a composite finish trim. Located within the basin, the marina’s office is situated on a man-made island.

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Wards Cove on Lake UnionSEATTLE, WASHINGTON, USA

This marina is located in the heart of downtown Seattle, Washington and is part of the new Wards Cove on Lake Union waterfront development. The freshwater marina features Bellingham Marine’s Unifloat® system designed to cater to megayachts. The marina has eleven slips 29 meters (95 feet) to 30 meters (100 feet) in length with spectacular views of Downtown Seattle. Each slip is equipped with 200 amps of dedicated power, telephone, internet and TV services, sewage pump-outs, freshwater systems, and wash-water treatment posts with a phosphate cartridge and sediment filter to prevent spotting.

“Finding moorage for yachts over 23 meters (75 feet) within Seattle’s city limits is extremely challenging,” said Bill Weisfield, CEO of Wards Cove Packing Company. The new marina gives megayacht owners in the Pacific Northwest the option to moor at a world class facility in Downtown Seattle. Nine of the eleven berths were leased within the first month of the megayacht marina opening.

Wards Cove on Lake Union is a new waterfront community comprised of twelve floating home sites, a megayacht marina, and 1,347 square meters (15,000 sq. feet) of office space. Floating home sites feature extra wide Unifloat® docks and full utilities including power, sewer, water and gas. Upland construction is expected to begin in the spring of 2009.

CLIENT/OPERATOR

Private

TIMELINE

2008

PROJECT DELIVERY

Design/Build

PROJECT TYPE

New Construction

Wards Cove includes a mix of megayacht berths and floating home sites.

Wards Cove offers full finger berths for yachts up to 30 meters (100 feet) in length.

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RybovichWEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDA, USA

This was a multi-phased project. The last phase of the project commenced in 2009. Phase I consisted of seven service berths that accommodate vessels up to 84 meters (275 feet). These berths are equipped with Unifloat® pontoons and feature high speed fueling capabilities. In addition, the new berths offer 480V, 240V and 208V electrical service to meet a range of power supply needs. Phase I was completed January 2008

Phase II included 1,584 linear meters (25,000 linear feet) of new floating and fixed pontoons and featured the same high speed fueling capabilities and electrical service offered in the service slips completed in the first phase. Phase II was completed in 2009.

In 2010, the last phase of construction was completed and included everything to make Rybovich a destination in itself. In addition to the total 3,236 linear meters (10,600 linear feet) of pontoons installed in phase III, the facility features all the amenities expected of a yacht centered resort including crew facilities.

CLIENT/OPERATOR

Private

TIMELINE

2008, 2009, 2010

PROJECT DELIVERY

Design/Build

PROJECT TYPE

Rebuild

Everything at Rybovich is scaled to cater to the large boats it services. From the shipyard’s power service and amenities to the sheer size of the docks lining its basin everything is supersized.

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Port ForumBARCELONA, SPAIN

Bellingham Marine Europe completed construction on this high profile Mediterranean marina at the conclusion of the Forum Barcelona 2004, a space where the citizens of the world gathered to engage in dialogue, and debate the most urgent issues of the 21st century.

Port Forum’s specially constructed harbor features the world’s largest solar panel and many other unique and environmentally friendly attractions.

This turnkey marina project includes 190 condominium berths in two basins ranging in size from 10 meters (33 feet) to 80 meters (262 feet).

The marina provides all the necessary amenities including electrical and fire utilities, potable water, aluminum gangways and lighting. The construction process provided berths in a phased handover manner allowing berth sales to be completed as work progressed.

CLIENT/OPERATOR

Private

TIMELINE

2008

PROJECT DELIVERY

Design/Build

PROJECT TYPE

New Construction

Bellingham’s Unifloat® dock system is known for its high live load capacity.

Port Forum’s megayacht basin features full length finger piers, which is a unique offering among Europe’s marinas.

Cruising Yacht Club of Australia, Australia

YACHT CLUBS

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Royal Melbourne Yacht SquadronST KILDA, VICTORIA, AUSTRALIA

Bellingham Marine was contracted by the club in February 2013 to build a new state of the art 250-berth floating marina facility to replace the club’s existing dilapidated timber marina, which will subsequently be removed by RMYS. Concurrently, the club engaged Fitzgerald Constructions to extend the northern groin and southern rock breakwater.

The club’s new facilities, located at St. Kilda Harbour, includes 250-berths connected by over 1km of floating walkways all protected by an upgraded breakwater and new 140 meter (460 feet) long floating wave attenuator. Also installed by Bellingham Marine, as part of a separate contract, was a 30 meter (98 feet) gangway and a dedicated landing pontoon for shared public access.

The marina is accessed via one of nine security controlled access gates and gangways and has capacity for boats from 10 meters (33 feet) to 23 meters (76 feet) in length. All berths are fitted with their own power and water supply via Marine Technologies’ Sterling and Platinum model pedestals. A full marine sanitation and pumpout system manufactured by Keco and supplied by Marine Technologies was also installed.

Situated at the center of the St. Kilda’s foreshore precinct, the St. Kilda pier, kiosk pavilion and rock breakwater have been an iconic destination for Melburnians since the 1950’s when the harbour was first formed as the headquarters for the sailing events during the Melbourne 1956 Olympic Games.

CLIENT/OPERATOR

Royal Melbourne Yacht Squadron

TIMELINE

2014

PROJECT DELIVERY

Design/Build

PROJECT TYPE

Expansion

The harbor’s wave protection was improved by extensive improvements to the breakwater and the addition of a new wave attenuator.

Convenient to the city’s CBD, RMYS was the venue for the 1956 Olympic sailing competition.

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Hamilton Harbor Yacht ClubNAPLES, FLORIDA, USA

Hamilton Harbor Yacht Club in Naples, Florida is located on the edge of a 44,515 hectares (110,000 acre) mangrove reserve, known as Rookery Reserve. The Yacht Club features a club house and restaurant with sweeping views of the marina and nearby mangroves, modern concrete floating pontoons and a state-of-the-art dry storage facility.

Bellingham Marine and GCM Contracting Solutions were hired as the design/build contractors to manage construction of the Club’s marina, dry storage building and club house facilities. “All components were designed and built to minimize environmental impact and to preserve the natural ecology of the site,” remarked Christian Spilker, a representative from Collier Enterprises, developers of Hamilton Harbor.

35 wet slips accommodate boats up to 18 meters (60 feet) in length with full utility services including electrical power, water and cable. Dry storage racks accommodate boats up to 15 meters (50 feet) in length 6 meters (20 feet) in height and 4.5 meters (15 feet) in width in a one-of-a-kind concrete “boathouse” utilizing tilt-wall construction. The Club’s unique dry storage building provides the highest rated hurricane protection in SW Florida with the ability to withstand winds up to 241 kilometers per hour.

Unifloat® docks with IPE wood coverboards add an element of beauty to the marina.

CLIENT/OPERATOR

Collier Enterprises

TIMELINE

2008

PROJECT DELIVERY

Design/Build

PROJECT TYPE

New Construction

IPE wood was used to trim all tri-frames, pile guides and walers. The use of hardwood accents on the docks ties into architectural features utilized on the upland buildings.

Piles at Hamilton Harbor Yacht Club were finished with a hardwood cap to match the trim on the docks.

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Capital Yacht ClubWASHINGTON D.C., USA

Bellingham was hired as the design/build general contractor to rebuild Washington, DC’s Capital Yacht Club at the Wharf. The Ground Breaking Ceremony was held on March 19th 2014.

Bellingham’s scope of work included the design, manufacture, and installation of the floating dock system and all related infrastructure from the gangway down.

CYC’s pre-existing marina included approximately 80 slips with a mix of fixed and floating docks with double and single berth slips. The new marina includes 100 slips for boats from 12 meters (40 feet) to 21 meters (70 feet) in length with three t-heads for boats up to 46 meters (150 feet).

The new docks are concrete floating docks with single berth slips with rounded finger ends. The single berths provide a dedicated finger pier for each vessels. This design and configuration is common in the southwest region of the U.S. but is one of the first marina’s on the east coast of the United States to feature this modern, user centered design.

CLIENT/OPERATOR

Capital Yacht Club

TIMELINE

2014

PROJECT DELIVERY

Design/Build

PROJECT TYPE

Rebuild

Wide walkways, single berth slips, and rounded finger ends are just a few of the characteristics that set CYC apart from other east coast marinas.

The renovation of CYC includes a completely new marina as well as all new upland buildings.

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Marina West, CYCSANORTH HAVEN, SOUTH AUSTRALIA, AUSTRALIA

Marina West, developed and operated by the Cruising Yacht Club of South Australia (CYCSA), is an extension of the Club’s existing complex on the coast at North Haven in Port Adelaide. Marina West added 73 slips to the region and offers the state’s biggest berths.

The Club hired Bellingham Marine to oversee the design and construction of the new marina. The completed marina boasts world class accommodations, and positions Adelaide as a distinct player in the international boating arena. Berths range in length from 11 meters (36 feet) to 35 meters (115 feet). The marina features Bellingham’s Unifloat dock system with high freeboard and extra wide walkways.

“We worked hard to ensure every aspect of the marina was completed to the highest standard,” remarked Craig Evans Club General Manager. “And the larger slips will help satisfy the growing number of people considering larger craft; initially a lot of interest for the larger berths came from existing club members.”

The marina offers the latest in amenities and security. All slips are single berth with provisions for utilities, including metered power and metered potable water. The larger slips also feature reticulated sewer pumpouts.

Members can lease or sell their berths, as CYCSA owns not only the freehold of the land, but also that of the water. This ability offers boat owners much more flexibility and freedom, and makes Marina West unique among other marinas.

CLIENT/OPERATOR

CYCSA

TIMELINE

2009

PROJECT DELIVERY

Design/Build

PROJECT TYPE

Expansion

Owners of berths at Marina West are members of the Cruising Yacht Club of SA, recognized as one of the finest boating clubs in Australia

CYCSA’s expansion added 73 slips to the club’s facilities and the ability to accommodate boats up to 35 meters.

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Ocean Reef ClubKEY LARGO, FLORIDA, USA

Hurricanes, Florida heat waves and thunderstorms were just a few obstacles faced by Bellingham Marine’s crews during the removal and installation of two new piers at the Ocean Reef Club Marina in Key Largo, FL.

Construction permits were issued for the job on July 20, 2011, all work was completed November 2nd, and the first boat moved into its slip on November 3rd. An outstanding job completed in a little over 90 days.

The two new docks replaced 56 fixed concrete berths with new 30” freeboard Unifloat® docks. The Ocean Reef docks feature a telescoping pile system for 80’ finger piers - a first for marinas in the southeast region of the United States. In addition, all the docks were trimmed with AZEK® decking on top of the walers and all frames.

Another interesting aspect of the job was the ownership of the slips. Each slip at Ocean Reef is privately owned. One of the many challenges faced was placement of fender piling in between the finger piers. Although the fender pile is typically included in a double loaded berth to act as a “fender” in case of a wayward captain, in the case of Ocean Reef it was most importantly placed as the property line boundary for the slip. Measurements to the ½” were required for placement of these piling.

CLIENT/OPERATOR

Ocean Reef Club

TIMELINE

2011

PROJECT DELIVERY

Design/Build

PROJECT TYPE

Rebuild

The Club’s 80’ finger piers feature telescoping pile. These piles offer all the benefits of a pile anchored dock system without the visual obstruction.

Sewage pumpout hydrants are located below the deck in the triangle frame. This keeps them out of sight yet conveniently located for easy in-slip access.

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Marina at Keppel BaySINGAPORE

Marina at Keppel Bay was built over a series of three phases - in its final configuration the marina can accommodate 168 yachts, including superyachts of up to 85 meters (280 feet).

Fitted with the most advanced concrete floating pontoon system, Marina at Keppel Bay features Singapore’s first and only individual pontoon berthing system for superyachts. Some other quality features include: the largest berths to be fitted with 400 Amp of power; a reticulated vacuum sewer pump-out system, potable water, wireless internet access, and pedestals; individual advanced metering system to monitor power and water usage; and extra wide gangways and pontoons, on-pontoon customs office, as well as direct fuel access via a dedicated fuel dock.

Marina at Keppel Bay is the first marina in Asia to be awarded the 5 Gold Anchors rating from the Marina Industries Association of Australia for excellence in facilities and services. Similar to the five-star rating system for hotels, the Gold Anchors rating serves as a reference system to help boaters and marina users determine which marinas best fit their requirements and needs.

Marina at Keppel Bay complements the premier waterfront lifestyle offered at Keppel Bay. Owners of Keppel Bay’s luxurious homes, including the FIABCI award-winning Caribbean at Keppel Bay and iconic Reflections at Keppel Bay designed by master architect, Daniel Libeskind, enjoy true waterfront living with a private marina and a host of other waterfront amenities and facilities right in their ‘backyard’.

CLIENT/OPERATOR

Keppel Land

TIMELINE

2007 - 2010

PROJECT DELIVERY

Design/Build

PROJECT TYPE

New Construction

Marina at Keppel Bay is the first marina in Asia to be awarded the 5-Gold Anchors rating from the MIAA.

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Norfolk Yacht and Country ClubNORFOLK, VIRGINIA, USA

Situated on the Lafayette River in Norfolk, Virginia, the Norfolk Yacht and Country Club offers 112 berths with full electrical and mechanical services. In addition, the marina features a 6 meter (20 foot) by 61 meter (200 foot) dock designed to accommodate the club’s junior sailing program. The junior sailing dock was designed with a slope to a low freeboard on the leading edge to facilitate easy launch and recovery of the boats.

The true strength of Norfolk’s newly renovated marina was tested in the wake of Hurricane Isabel. General Manager, James Grady, was pleased the marina had chosen Bellingham Marine to replace its fixed wood docks earlier that year. “Bellingham did an excellent job,” said Grady. “The boats were shielded from the heavy wave action caused by the hurricane” and the docks themselves sustained no damage.

As a yachting club for power and sailing yacht owners, the marina hosts a number of races, cruises and onshore parties. The exclusive club offers full service dining with a panoramic view of the water, year-round entertainment for adults and children, a state-of-the-art family fitness center, an array of racquet sports and outdoor pools.

CLIENT/OPERATOR

Private

TIMELINE

2003

PROJECT DELIVERY

Design/Build

PROJECT TYPE

Rebuild

Norfolk Yacht Club offers several berths with boat lifts.

Tested before completion, the attenuator at Norfolk Yacht Club helps keep the waters inside the marina calm.

St. George Motor Boat Club, Australia

WAVE ATTENUATORS

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Bay of Islands Marina, Port OpuaBAY OF ISLANDS, NEW ZEALAND

Opua Marina, recently renamed Bay of Islands Marina was design and built in 2000 by Bellingham Marine. Fifteen years later, the marina has become an iconic symbol in the marina industry for floating breakwater design and curved pontoon construction.

Designed to meet certain environmental requirements, the plan for Bay of Islands Marina necessitated the building of a curved floating breakwater using “skirted” Unifloat pontoons. The mid and northern sections of the floating breakwater feature a “yoke” pile system. The breakwater was designed to reduce a 900 mm (3 foot) wave attack to 300 mm (1 foot) inside the marina.

Situated on the mouth of an estuary, it was important that the design and construction of the marina reflect an environmentally sensitive approach. It was important that seabeds were not disturbed and that the basin have good tidal flush. Use of a concrete floating dock system helped to meet the environmental requirements of the project.

Bay of Islands Marina includes 240 berths 11 meters (36 feet) to 27 meters (89 feet) and 30 swing moorings.

CLIENT/OPERATOR

Private

TIMELINE

2000

PROJECT DELIVERY

Design/Build

PROJECT TYPE

New Construction

The marina’s facilities include power and water at the slips, sewage pumpout and waste oil disposal, fuel, and laundry and shower facilities

Completely separated and gated, Quarantine Dock (or Q-dock) provides a place for individuals to moor while waiting to clear customs..

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Royal Sydney Yacht SquadronKIRRIBILLI, AUSTRALIA

Bellingham Marine completed the construction of a 150 meter (492 foot) long floating wave attenuator and inner marina for the Royal Sydney Yacht Squadron at Kirribilli. This superb location gives immediate access to Sydney’s world renowned Harbour but provides a challenging wave climate for boat berthing.

For many years the Club had been well served by a 90 meter (295 foot) long floating “breakwall” comprising of two independent sections, secured to the seafloor by an anchoring system. When it became clear that maintenance costs against replacement cost should be considered, the Club sought an alternative mooring system that would satisfy Development Approval conditions to build a low profile structure in this highly sensitive harbour location. The Club also wanted to expand the Pond Area directly in front of the main building for berthing of vessels. This was to be achieved by adding 60 meters (197 feet) to the original length of the floating “breakwall”. Within the Pond Area, a new 60 meter (197 foot) by 3 meter (10 foot) arm was introduced adjacent to the Squadron’s hardstand area to effectively double the available berthing space.

The Council agreed to the replacement and extension of the “breakwall” but required that no piles be seen above the floating surface. As the Club did not want to use an anchoring system with the new project, contractors were sought with the expertise to design and install a suitable piling system that would comply with this constraint.

Bellingham Marine was selected for its innovative solution to provide a ‘telescopic’ piling system and for its track record with innovative design, for delivering economic and quality floating systems and experience with “wave attenuation” at challenging sites. The piling system involved two parts, one secured into the seabed to provide lateral stability and the second attached to the pontoon below the walking surface to transfer wave and boat loads to the support pile. The two components overlapped to accommodate tide and wave fluctuation. A feature of the final design of the attenuator was the introduction of a 100 meter (328 foot) radius curve to contain the attenuator pontoon within lease boundaries.

The attenuator section incorporated a central trench over its full length. This trench provided drainage for overtopping wave conditions and facilities for services including fire fighting, power and water reticulation. This trench was covered using an open mesh fiberglass material.

CLIENT/OPERATOR

Royal Sydney Yacht Squadron

TIMELINE

2006

PROJECT DELIVERY

Design/Build

PROJECT TYPE

Rebuild

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Barber MarinaELBERTA, ALABAMA, USA

Located on the Intracoastal Waterway, just north of Orange Beach, Alabama, Barber Marina is the newest marina in the area. The marina has both wet slip and dry storage accommodations.

In 2012, Bellingham Marine was hired to design and supply two floating wave attenuators for Barber Marina. The East attenuator measures 3 meters x 213 meters (11 feet x 700 feet) and the West attenuator 3 meters x 170 meters (11 feet x 560 feet).

The two attenuators were added to provide additional protection to the marina, which was design and built by Bellingham Marine in 2008.

Barber Marina boasts 145 state-of-the-art concrete floating dock slips ranging in length from 15 meters (50 feet) to 30 meters (100 feet), accommodating vessels up to 38 meters (125 feet).

Bellingham’s scope of work included installation of the dock system and all infrastructure on the docks including pumpout equipment power pedestals with receptacles offing up to 100 amps, and fish-cleaning stations

Other Marina amenities include a ship store, gasoline and high-speed diesel pumps, restrooms, showers, laundry facilities, Wi-Fi internet service, pump-out facilities, 24-hour security, 24-hour video surveillance and a full-service boat yard.

CLIENT/OPERATOR

Private

TIMELINE

2008, 2012

PROJECT DELIVERY

Design/Build

PROJECT TYPE

New Construction

In 2012, a floating wave attenuator was added to the marina to provide additional protection for the marina’s slips.

The docks at Barber Marina are Bellingham’s Unifloat concrete dock system.

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Charleston City MarinaCHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA, USA

In the heart of historic Charleston, South Carolina, City Marina has a wave attenuator, which serves as a fuel and transient dock.

Designed by Bellingham Marine, the Unifloat® wave attenuator system, called The Mega Dock by the owner, is the premier dock in town. After removing the existing steel frame wood decked dock system, Bellingham Marine installed a 6 meter (19 foot) by 457 meter (1,500 foot) combination Unifloat® high freeboard megayacht and wave attenuator float system.

The Mega Dock allows flexibility for the number and size of side-tie slips. It also protects the marina’s conventional slips from wind-driven waves and boat wake at the marina’s convenient Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway location.

City Marina’s attenuator system is composed of individual concrete float modules interconnected with a through-rod and waler system. Bellingham’s wave attenuators are individually designed to site specific conditions relative to wind, wave, wake and transmitted wave criteria. “We looked at a variety of different systems and found that Bellingham offered the best solution,” said Robbie Freeman, owner of City Marina.

The marina offers full facilities, including showers, laundry and cable TV. Filled with the aroma of coffee and cappuccino, City Marina’s Ships’ Store is stocked with everything needed to fill the galley. A shuttle takes visitors to the city to explore the history and charm of Charleston.

CLIENT/OPERATOR

Private

TIMELINE

2003

PROJECT DELIVERY

Design/Build

PROJECT TYPE

New Construction

Charleston’s attenuator is 6 meters (19 feet) wide by 457 meters (1,500 feet) long.

The attenuator also serves as a megayacht dock with side-tie moorage for boats up to 100 meters (328 feet).

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Elliott Bay MarinaSEATTLE, WASHINGTON, USA

Elliott Bay marina was the largest single phase marina ever built in the United States. 1,200 Unifloat® berths, built in a single phase, have become the standard by which northwest marinas are measured. With all the necessary state of the art amenities this project became a successful business well ahead of the owner’s projections.

A unique feature of this marina is its protection system from wave action. Three different methodologies were used for the succinctly different design waves encountered at the site.

A rubble mound breakwater protects the main exposure, a wave wall acts as protection from the secondary exposure and a 244 meter (800 foot) Unifloat® wave attenuator protects the facility from the third direction. This site specific solution insured proper protection to the slips and at the same time maximized the economic value to the owner.

CLIENT/OPERATOR

Private

TIMELINE

1992

PROJECT DELIVERY

Design/Build

PROJECT TYPE

New Construction

The modern floating wave attenuator at Elliott Bay features a wave fence mounted to the outer side of the dock.

The slips range in size from 32 to 63 feet. The boat types are evenly split between sailboats and powerboats, which reflects the great sailing conditions on Puget Sound.

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St. George Motor Boat ClubSYDNEY, NEW SOUTH WALES, AUSTRALIA

In late October, St. George Motor Boat Club, which is located in the southern metropolitan region of Sydney, completed an expansion to their existing marina. 78 berths for vessels 8m to 18m in length were added to the facility bringing the marina’s total capacity up to 228 and making the club marina one of the largest marinas in Australia’s NSW.

Bellingham Marine was hired as the design/build contractor for the job to provide a turn-key solution including piling, pontoons, and utility services.

In addition to the new berths, the marina added a second floating wave attenuator. The new 4m wide curved attenuator provides the marina’s interior slips with additional protection from prevailing Southerly winds. The marina’s existing “E” arm attenuator was also extended as part of the expansion project.

“The club is proud to have partnered with Bellingham marine in providing a state of the art facility for its 20,000 strong membership base,” said Club President David Blyth. “The system has already had its first test with the club experiencing 50 knot southerly winds on October 29, 2013. The attenuator performed as it was designed to; even under these extreme conditions with waves over 1 meter in Kogarah Bay the marina was like a mill pond.”

CLIENT/OPERATOR

Private

TIMELINE

2003, 2013

PROJECT DELIVERY

Design/Build

PROJECT TYPE

Rebuild

The marina’s curved attenuator provides wave protection as well as additional temporary moorage for visiting boats.

A floating fuel dock at the north end of the marina provides boaters with easy access to diesel and premium unleaded fuel.

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St. Augustine Municipal MarinaST AUGUSTINE, FLORIDA, USA

The 305 meter (1,000 foot) long, L-shaped floating wave attenuator was installed at St. Augustine’s Municipal Marina by Bellingham Marine in 2013, to help protect the marina from storms and storm surge.

According to Carter & Sloope, the Georgia-based engineering firm who worked on the project alongside Bellingham Marine, the breakwater will be able to reduce a 900 mm (three foot) wave to 150 mm (six inches) providing protection for the main docks as well as the vessels in the marina.

“We’re excited about the added protection the breakwater will provide for the marina,” said Sam Adukiewicz, the marina’s Harbormaster. “Almost every year, the marina receives a good amount of storm damage; the attenuator should help put an end to that.”

The attenuator will also provide dockage for nine perpendicular boat slips along the east-west portion for smaller power boats plus three mega yacht slips on the outer dock for vessels up to 61 meters (200 feet) in length.

Bellingham Marine was hired as the design/build, general contractor. The company performed the design, manufacture and installation of the new breakwater including all electrical and plumbing work.

CLIENT/OPERATOR

City of St. Augustine

TIMELINE

2013

PROJECT DELIVERY

Design/Build

PROJECT TYPE

New Construction

The attenuator at St. Augustine provides protection as well as additional moorage for boats up to 60 meters.

St. Augustine’s attenuator provides moorage for El Galleon, a unique 170 foot replica of a 16th Century Spanish sailing ship.

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Royal Motor Yacht Club – Broken BayNEWPORT, NEW SOUTH WALES, AUSTRALIA

The Royal Motor Yacht Club Broken Bay, with its beautiful setting on Sydney’s magnificent Pittwater is widely recognized as one of Australia’s premier yacht clubs. The club welcomes sail and motor boat owners and non-boaters for membership. Restaurants, bars, laundry facilities, restrooms /showers and a heated pool are complemented by an international class marina facility catering to all sizes of watercraft with marine trades services on-site.

The renovated marina has 148 berths, featuring Bellingham Marine’s Unifloat® with ultra-stable walkways and berthing fingers. This system handles craft up to 24 meters (80 feet), and provides side-ties for vessels up to 30 meters (98 feet).

Thanks to the 308 meter (1,011 foot) long wave attenuator, which incorporates extra-deep draft floats to support a new “fast-flow” fuel facility boaters can access their craft through all tidal ranges and weather conditions. The marina also offers swing moorings for 50 vessels.

CLIENT/OPERATOR

Private

TIMELINE

2003-2004

PROJECT DELIVERY

Design/Build

PROJECT TYPE

Rebuild

The facility includes 220 permanent berths, 49 swing moorings and a 300 meter floating breakwall.

Access to fuel and short-term, transient moorage is available on the outside wall of the attenuator.

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Birkenhead Point MarinaDRUMMOYNE, AUSTRALIA

Birkenhead Point Marina is the largest privately owned floating marina on Sydney Harbour comprised of 187 berths each with their own power and water, located at the entrance to Iron Cove Bay and adjacent to the Parramatta River.

The marina was rebuilt in 2004 by Bellingham Marine. The interior docks are protected by a Unifloat® floating wave attenuator. A phasing plan utilized Bellingham’s extensive experience in refurbishment projects and kept lost income to a minimum during construction.

The marina provides the ultimate in mixed use living. Condominiums and apartments on shore can include boat slips or slips can be rented by non-residents. In many onshore buildings lower floor areas are maximized by retail space and the entire complex surrounds a shopping area featuring unique shops with a farmers market type atmosphere.

CLIENT/OPERATOR

Private

TIMELINE

2004

PROJECT DELIVERY

Design/Build

PROJECT TYPE

Rebuild

Finger piers on the inside of the floating attenuator at Birkenhead Point Marina provide additional moorage.

Berths sizes are 8, 10, 12 and 15 meters in length with moorage for larger boats on the end-ties.

Transit System LNG Ferry Terminal, Australia

COMMERCIAL TERMINALS

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Flagship Cruises & Events, San DiegoSAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA, USA

The new Flagship terminal is a clear example of the level of customization that can go into a project. There were a number of factors that drove the design and execution of the Flagship facility including the site’s exposure to waves, the Port of San Diego’s NEVP redevelopment plans adjacent to the site, the needs of the large vessels docking at the terminal, and the heavy foot traffic on the docks.

The floating terminal, shaped in a U, features oversized concrete docks with steel wide flange beam walers specially designed for a 3 foot wave environment, heavy duty ocean guard fenders to protect the boats from direct contact with the steel walers, a floating building constructed on the docks used for storage, extra-wide clear walkways to accommodate large crowds and covered gangways with LED rope lighting for user comfort.

All power, water and pumpout connection points on the docks are concealed below the surface of the deck to keep walkways and provisioning areas free and clear of obstacles and equipment.

Brad Engel, Vice President for Flagship Cruises, said “We appreciated the knowledge and expertise Bellingham Marine brought to the project. We had a number of custom elements designed into the dock system and they were integrated perfectly. As issues arose we were able to work through them quickly and efficiently and the end result is a first class facility on San Diego bay.”

CLIENT/OPERATOR

Flagship Cruises

TIMELINE

2012

PROJECT DELIVERY

Design/Build

PROJECT TYPE

Rebuild

The gangways at the Flagship terminal include LED rope lighting, covered walkways and a rail down the middle to aid in the flow of pedestrian traffic.

The Flagship terminal is located next to Broadway Pier; the docks are laid out in a double L configuration.

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Glen Cove Ferry TerminalGLEN COVE, NEW YORK, USA

Designed to accommodate multiple ferries up to 30 meters (100 feet) in length and passenger loading and off-loading, the terminal at Glen Cove offers a relatively unique design solution in ferry terminal construction. The terminal features a 4.5 meter (15 foot) wide by 115 meter (375 foot) long floating concrete dock that sits 1,524 mm (five feet) above the water and a 9.5 meter (31 foot) by 9 meter (30 foot) match-cast floating loading platform. The massive concrete floats used for the project measure over 2.7 meters (9 feet) tall and are anchored by 500 mm (20 inch) steel pile recessed into the concrete platform.

An elaborate ramp and railing system as well as custom fender system, which allows the boats to pull in bow first, were also integrated into the floating structure. The fender system is composed of multiple 300 mm (12 inch) rubber fenders mounted to galvanized steel brackets attached to the side of the concrete floats. The specially designed system provides a well-protected landing for the ferries and accommodates easy loading and off-loading.

Chesterfield Associates from West Hampton Beach, NY was hired as the General Contractor. Bellingham Marine was responsible for the design and construction of the floating terminal.

CLIENT/OPERATOR

City of Glen Cove

TIMELINE

2011-2012

PROJECT DELIVERY

Design/Build

PROJECT TYPE

New Construction

The terminal at Glen Cove can accommodate the loading and unloading of two ferries simultaneously.

One of the more unique aspects of this terminal is the custom fendering system that allows ferries to pull in bow first and off load passengers directly from the front of the boat.

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Stanley Bay Ferry TerminalAUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND

Situated in the heart of Auckland, is the Stanley Bay ferry terminal built for Auckland Transport. The terminal services ferries between downtown Auckland and the North Shore.

The terminal’s post-tensioned floating concrete platform, which is used for loading and unloading passengers, measures 4.8 meters (16 feet) wide by 15 meters (49 feet) long. The platform is comprised of five concrete modules – the largest of which is 3.05 meters (10 feet) tall by 4.8 meters (15.7 feet) wide by 3 meters (9.8 feet) long and weighs over 22,000 kg (48,502 lbs). It features a split level deck that steps down from 1.5 meters (5 feet) to 1 meter (3.3 feet). The dual level freeboard allows the floating terminal to accommodate both larger and smaller ferries.

The design of the Stanley Bay Terminal showcases some of the most extreme technologies, engineering and design options available in the world of floating platforms and dock systems. The sites is more exposed than your typical marina and the loads placed on the docks from heavy foot traffic, a complex gangway and railing systems and not to mention the large vessels are much greater than in your typical small boat harbor. Thus, the docks are beefy - built extra tough, and are designed to handle extreme conditions.

CLIENT/OPERATOR

Auckland Transport

TIMELINE

2013

PROJECT DELIVERY

Design/Build

PROJECT TYPE

New Construction

The largest modules are 10 feet tall (3.05 meters).The platform’s dual freeboard allows both large and small ferries to unload passengers easily.

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Hornblower CruisesSAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA, USA

Bellingham was hired by Hornblower Cruises to replace several of its existing docks in San Diego – the first is at Grape Street Pier and the second at Navy Pier.

Both project sites utilized Bellingham’s heavy duty Unifloat dock system. Bellingham’s scope of work at the two sites included everything from the top of the gangway down including dock installation, pile-driving, utilities and landside work to bring the utilities to the docks.

The Grape Street project included two new docks and access gangways located on either side of the Grape Street Pier. The docks measure approximately 6 meters by 29 meters (22 feet x 96 feet) each.

The new docks at Navy Pier are approximately 4.8 meters by 113 meters (16 feet x 370 feet) and run parallel to the existing pier.

Hornblower Cruises San Diego is a premier cruise and event company with an impressive fleet of vessels from the Inspiration Hornblower with a capacity for up to 1,000 guests to the Newport Hornblower with capacity for 150 guests.

CLIENT/OPERATOR

Hornblower

TIMELINE

2012

PROJECT DELIVERY

Design/Build

PROJECT TYPE

Rebuild

The docks are lightly post-tensioned to form a rigid platform.

Hornblower’s Grape Street location provides moorage for up to four of it’s vessels.

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IF Frioul Express Ferry TerminalMARSEILLE, FRANCE

Located in France’s largest commercial port Marseille, the ferry terminal for Veolia’s IF FRIOUL EXPRESS (IFE) is nothing short of impressive. Designed and built to provide the best in modern security, the new ferry docks afford protected moorage and easy access for passengers.

The goal of the IF FRIOUL EXPRESS replacement project was to provide ferry passengers with a safe, stable and durable floating platform from which to purchase tickets, wait for incoming ferries and board and depart vessels. Special attention was paid during the design process to ensure the docks promoted universal access. 890 mm (35 inch) freeboard, 4 meter (13 foot) wide walkways, handrails, single and double flow gangways, and quality lighting were incorporated into the design to allow passengers to move along the docks and onto the ferries with ease. Close attention was also paid to ensure the new docks were able to resist winds up to 182 km /h and were able to sustain heavy commercial use.

Sewage pumps for dark water as well as electrical and water pedestals were included to provide ferry operators with amenities needed to perform daily maintenance and to keep the ferries in working order. The new docks accommodate up to four 200-passenger ferry boats – each 25 meter (82 feet) long.

The IF FRIOUL EXPRESS provides year round service between IF, Frioul and Marseille Old Port for tourist and local residence.

CLIENT/OPERATOR

Port of Marseille

TIMELINE

2007

PROJECT DELIVERY

Design/Build

PROJECT TYPE

New Construction

A floating platform supports the ticket office and passenger waiting area.

A 35 inch (890 mm) freeboard allows passengers to load and unload the ferries with ease.

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Transit System LNG Ferry TerminalGLADSTONE, QUEENSLAND, AUSTRALIA

Purpose built for Gladstone’s new Enviro Ferries, the berthing facility for LNG reflects the city’s as well as the company’s passion for preserving the environment.

The project included 10,301 sq. feet of floating walkways. The long main walk measures 164 meters (538 feet) long with 40 meter (128 foot) long fingers. All walkways are 3 meters (10 feet) wide and are anchored by steel pile sleeved in HDPE.

The facility has capacity of seven ferries – four 35 meter (115 foot) boats and three 24 meter (78 foot) boats. Services on the docks include power, water, a sewage pumpout, and a fire system.

Bellingham Marine’s scope of work included the design, manufacture and installation of the pontoons, piling, gangway and mechanical systems.

CLIENT/OPERATOR

LNG

TIMELINE

2013

PROJECT DELIVERY

Design/Build

PROJECT TYPE

New Construction

Added fendering along the main walk provides added protection for vessels utilizing the terminal’s side-tie moorage space.

The terminal’s configuration includes two full finger double berths with ample side-tie space for other vessels.

Coeur d’Alene Resort Golf Course - Floating Green

SPECIAL PROJECTS

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31st Street Marina, Floating PoolCHICAGO, ILLINOIS, USA

Westrec Marinas, which manages 31st Street Marina on behalf of the City, hired Bellingham Marine to design and supply a concrete floating platform to support its new floating pool.

The unique concrete platform measures 26 meters (85 feet) by 12 meters (40 feet). It’s basically a picture frame type configuration with a 2.7 meter (9 foot) wide deck that surrounds the pool. All utilities are routed internally to provide a clean deck and all treated lumber is concealed with a polymer cover.

The pool, itself, is an aluminum structure that sits snug within the platform’s hole and is designed to float independently. Surrounding the concrete platform is a floating sundeck and restroom facility. The pool is chlorinated, filtered and heated, just like an in-ground pool.

The floating platform was engineered with the buoyance of the pool in mind. When filled, the pool sits flush with the deck of the platform. However, in the winter, when the water is drained from the pool, the insert is free float at its natural level in the water beneath it. This was a critical element in the design. With the two structures designed to float independently, the Harbor is able to fill and drain the pool without affecting the surrounding structures.

CLIENT/OPERATOR

Westrec Marinas

TIMELINE

2014

PROJECT DELIVERY

Design/Supply

PROJECT TYPE

New Construction

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Coeur d’Alene, Floating GreenCOEUR D’ALENE, IDAHO, USA

Bellingham Marine was contracted in 1990 to design and fabricated a 1,393 square meter (15,000 square feet) floating platform for Duane Hagadone. The platform would serve as the 14th hole at Coeur d’Alene’s famous resort and golf course.

The floating platform was designed to carry an additional irrigation system, contour foam, soil and landscaping. It was developed to compensate for the weight of saturated turf and vegetation growth over time. Two 4,542 liter (1,200 gallon) tanks were built into the top layer of the concrete float to provide drainage and a water collection system, so water could be pumped directly to the shore pipeline.

The unique floating platform forms an elliptical shape measuring 34 meters (110 feet) by 46 meters (150 feet) with 109 interlocking concrete flotation modules stacked two high to form a finished height of 2 meters (6 feet 10 inches).

Bellingham Marine worked with golf course architect, Scott Miller and general contractor Dix Corporation on the project.

CLIENT/OPERATOR

Hagadone Corp.

TIMELINE

1990

PROJECT DELIVERY

Design/Supply

PROJECT TYPE

New Construction

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Port of Long Beach, Pier D44LONG BEACH, CALIFORNIA, USA

Eagle Rock Aggregates hired Bellingham Marine to design and build a post tensioned, match-cast floating platform engineered to withstand and absorb enormous impacts from their mooring cargo vessels.

The unique floating platform includes stiff arms with attached fenders to stop the cumulative momentum of up to 35 vessels bringing in 2.75 million tons of aggregate annually, the equivalent of 770 truckloads.

Utilizing a post tensioned, match-cast system the completed platforms measure approximately 18 meters (60 feet) in length and weigh over 83,461 kg (184,000 lbs). Individual modules feature 127 mm (5 inch) thick walls and heavy reinforcing.

CLIENT/OPERATOR

Eagle Rock Aggregates/Seabulk

TIMELINE

2014

PROJECT DELIVERY

Design/Build

PROJECT TYPE

New Construction

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Pelton Round Butte DamMADRAS, OREGON, USA

Bellingham Marine’s role in the Pelton Round Butte Selective Water Withdrawal Project was to develop a buildable float design to support the structure’s floating platform submerged 6 meters (20 feet) below the surface and measuring 27 meters (90 feet) by 46 meters (150 feet). The design also called for a series of floats which were placed on the top section of the structure.

Bellingham’s portion of the project involved designing, fabricating and assembling two platforms for the structure’s upper selective water withdrawal unit which housed a floating fish screen. The bottom platform built by Bellingham was comprised of 40 match cast floats and the top of 14 floats.

Given the nature of the design, the project had strict specifications; an error tolerance of only +0, -9.5 mm (+0, -3/8”) was allowed. The individual float modules required a complex series of mesh, special spiral rebar and steel bearing plates for DYWIDAG reinforcement. Over 30,844 kg (68,000 pounds) of rebar were used in production of the floats for the project.

CLIENT/OPERATOR

Private

TIMELINE

2009

PROJECT DELIVERY

Design/Supply

PROJECT TYPE

New Construction

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Crescent City Harbor MarinaCRESCENT CITY, CALIFORNIA, USA

Late 2012, Bellingham Marine was hired to manufacture the docks and construct the new marina at Crescent City Harbor. According to claims by designing engineers, Crescent City Marina is the country’s only “tsunami-resistant” marina. The marina has approximately 230 slips plus side-tie space and caters primarily to fishing boats from 9 meter (30 feet) to 21 meter (70 feet) in length.

The 122 meter (400 foot) long H-dock, which sits closest to the entrance, features 11.8 meter by 4.8 meter (39 foot x 16 foot) modules with a 300 mm (1 foot) gap between modules. Each module is approximately 2 meters (7 feet) tall and weighs 72,575 kg (160,000 pounds). A steel transition plate bridges the gap between modules and allows for the independent movement of each module. These docks are some of the largest and strongest in the world for this type of application. Because of their size, Bellingham Marine had to cast them on-site on a synchro lift platform.

The interior docks are also built extra strong and feature Bellingham’s Unibolt concrete dock system. The system’s strength is attributed to the massive concrete modules, which make up the dock system and from the stout pile design.

Large 762 mm (30 inch) piles supported by 272 kg (600 pound) pile guides are strategically placed through the marina. The pilings are the last line of defense – as such they were designed with a 25% reserve. In an extreme event, the marina may lose some of the docks but the piling should survive.

CLIENT/OPERATOR

City of Crescent City

TIMELINE

2014

PROJECT DELIVERY

Design/Supply

PROJECT TYPE

Rebuild

H-dock forms a wall at the entrance to the basin and is designed to withstand a 12 foot wall of water; the dock is the marina’s first line of defense against a tsunami.

The design utilized in the dock system at Crescent City is the first of it’s kind.

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St. Paul Small Boat HarborST. PAUL, ALASKA, USA

This turn-key, design/build project included final design specifications, fabrication and installation of a prestressed/precast concrete boat launch ramp, launch float, precast abutments, gangways, anchor systems and marina floats.

The remote location and harsh environment made for a number of unique challenges. All materials had to be pre-fabricated, sized and sent by barge to the site since there were no local sources for materials. In addition, the entire system, including piling, had to be designed to allow for easy removal. Each winter the marina will be disassembled and stored upland.

This is truly a unique project with a number of components designed specifically for the site at St. Paul. The floats and prestressed concrete elements are stout and built to withstand heavy commercial use and harsh environmental conditions.

The float system features heavy duty float modules fabricated from galvanized I-beams and tube steel truss frames with massive glu-lam walers supported by polyethylene encased tubs designed for this specific application. A 203 mm (8 inch) diameter steel bull rail was added for boats to tie off to and steel grating was utilized for the deck to provide a non slick surface. Additional design components include 760 mm (30 inch) freeboard, so the only components of the float system actually in the water are the tubs; wide stable walkways to accommodate motorized gator carts and a gravity anchor system, which provides the flexibility needed to remove the floats each winter.

CLIENT/OPERATOR

Central Bering Sea Fishermen’s Assoc.

TIMELINE

2010

PROJECT DELIVERY

Design/Supply

PROJECT TYPE

New Construction

A specially-designed hinging system connects the individual float modules together, transfers loads, and facilitates installation and removal of the docks.

The docks at St. Paul are held in place with a gravity anchor system. The anchor system consists of a series of anchor planks embedded two feet below the harbor floor.

CONTACT US

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INTERNATIONAL PARTNERS

Thank you to the many wonderful marinas we’ve had the opportunity to partner with over the years for sharing their beautiful photos with us for use in this book. It’s an honor to be able to highlight their project.

We’d also like to thank the many professional photographers who have helped to capture the beauty of our work.

Brad Taylor: pg. 48, 49

Forest Johnson: pg. 39, 68, 69, 80

Neil Rabinowitz: pg. 11, 140, 141

Nyght Falcon: pg. 28, 29

Mark Dong: pg. 52, 62

Max Feingold: pg. 111

Ryan Pennell: pg. 14, 15, 24, 25, 42, 46, 47, 61, 122, 123, 128, 129

Carlo Borlenghi: pg. 84, 85

THANK YOU

Fort Lauderdale Shipyard Fuel Dock, USA

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