Project Name: Bvlgari Marina
Tade: EPC
Client: Meraas Development
Consultant: Artelia Group
Status: Completed
Scope of Work:

Elmar Marine Engineering(Majestic Marine Engineering at the time) successfully delivered the engineering, procurement, fabrication, installation, testing, and commissioning of a 4,000 m² curved-shape marina designed to accommodate 56 berths.

The project included the complete delivery of floating pontoons, access gangways, berthing systems, anchoring arrangements, service pedestals, and all associated marina infrastructure. The curved marina layout required precise engineering, fabrication accuracy, and careful marine installation to ensure functionality, safety, and seamless integration with the waterfront development.

As part of the turnkey scope, EME also delivered the full marine MEP networks, including power distribution, water supply, firefighting systems, lighting, earthing, cable management, and utility connections.

The project reflects EME’s capability to deliver complex marina developments through an integrated approach covering design, procurement, fabrication, marine construction, quality control, testing, and final handover.

Project Name: Six Senses Resort KSA
Tade: EPC
Client: AMAALA
Consultant: -
Status: Completed
Scope of Work:

Elmar Marine Engineering delivered a comprehensive marine and waterfront construction scope, covering key structural, access, and recreational elements of the development.

The works included the construction and waterproofing of the Ocean Pool structure, ensuring durability, water retention, and long-term performance within a challenging coastal environment. The scope also included the construction and waterproofing of the Ocean Pool plant room, designed to support the operational requirements of the pool systems and associated services.

Elmar also carried out the installation of gangways, floating pontoons, and access ramps, providing safe and reliable connectivity between the shoreline and floating marine structures. These elements were executed with careful consideration to marine conditions, accessibility, stability, and user experience.

In addition, Elmar delivered raised boardwalk structures across both land and marine areas, including the full substructure works and decking installation. The boardwalks were constructed to provide durable pedestrian access while complementing the overall waterfront character of the project.

Project Name: Mamsha Al Mugheirah Boardwalk - UAE
Tade: EPC
Client: Modon
Consultant: Atkins
Status: Completed
Scope of Work:

Elmar Marine Engineering delivered the design, supply, and construction of a 1,500 linear meter boardwalk across the mangrove area in the Mirfa Region, providing safe and sustainable public access through a sensitive coastal environment.

The scope included the full development of the boardwalk system, covering engineering, material supply, substructure works, and decking installation. The works were carried out with careful consideration of the surrounding mangrove ecosystem, site accessibility, durability, and long-term performance in a marine environment.

Elmar also constructed a 30-meter-high viewing tower supported on concrete pile foundations, creating a landmark viewing point for visitors and enhancing the overall destination experience. The tower was designed and executed to provide structural stability, safety, and panoramic views of the surrounding coastal and mangrove landscape.

In addition, the project included the construction of dedicated viewing points with shade structures, offering comfortable resting and observation areas along the boardwalk route. The scope also covered lighting and wayfinding signage to improve visitor safety, accessibility, and navigation throughout the development.

Project Name: AMAALA Yacht Club Marina - KSA
Tade: EPC
Client: AMAALA
Consultant: -
Status: Completed
Scope of Work:

Elmar Marine Engineering delivered the design, supply, and installation of the floating marina system for AMAALA Yacht Club, developed to accommodate high-end yacht operations and provide a premium marine experience.

The scope included the provision of Mediterranean mooring arrangements for yachts ranging from 45 meters to 80 meters, with the marina infrastructure designed to support safe berthing, reliable mooring, and efficient vessel access within a luxury waterfront environment.

Elmar also delivered a floating slipway system, providing functional marine access for operational and maintenance requirements. The works were executed with careful consideration of vessel movement, marina layout, safety, and long-term durability in the marine environment.

The project further included ICT and MEP infrastructure to support marina operations, including essential service networks required for power, water, communications, and related utilities across the floating marina system.

In addition, Elmar Marine Engineering supplied the fuel system infrastructure designed to serve superyachts up to 100 meters, supporting the operational requirements of large vessels. The scope also covered the supply and installation of mooring bollards, quay wall furniture, and associated marina accessories, enhancing both the functionality and overall quality of the yacht club facilities.

Project Name: Construction of Breakwater and Relocation of Marina - UAE
Tade: EPC
Client: Confidential
Consultant: -
Status: Completed
Scope of Work:

Elmar Marine Engineering delivered a comprehensive marine infrastructure scope covering revetment protection, land reclamation, dredging, slipway construction, and quay wall works.

The scope included the construction of approximately 1,500 linear meters of revetment works, designed to provide shoreline protection, control erosion, and enhance the long-term stability of the waterfront edge within a demanding marine environment.

Elmar also carried out land reclamation works covering approximately 20,000 m², supporting the development of new usable waterfront areas and preparing the site for subsequent marine and landside infrastructure.

The project further included dredging works of approximately 100,000 m³ up to a depth of -8 meters, enabling safe marine access, required navigation depths, and operational readiness for the waterfront facilities.

In addition, Elmar delivered the construction of a 50-meter-long slipway, providing practical vessel launching, retrieval, and marine operational access. The works were executed with careful consideration of slope, durability, load requirements, and marine usage.

The scope also covered the construction of 333 linear meters of quay wall, forming a robust berthing and waterfront structure. This included the installation of quay wall furniture and associated marine fittings to support safe berthing, mooring, and day-to-day waterfront operations.

Project Name: Construction of Heart shape Island in Sharjah
Tade: EPC
Client: Sharjah Municipality
Consultant: -
Status: Completed
Scope of Work:

Elmar Marine Engineering delivered a major marine construction scope involving rock foundation works, concrete block quay wall construction, precast concrete fabrication, and waterfront safety elements.

The scope included the placement of approximately 74,000 tons of rock for foundation preparation and filling works, forming a stable base for the marine structure and supporting the long-term performance of the waterfront development.

Elmar also constructed approximately 924 linear meters of concrete block quay wall, with a height of 5.3 meters from seabed to crest. The quay wall was built to provide a durable marine edge, support berthing requirements, and withstand the demanding conditions of the coastal environment.

The works further included the fabrication and installation of 2,463 precast concrete blocks, ranging from 7 tons to 26 tons each. A total of approximately 16,650 m³ of concrete was utilized, reflecting the scale and engineering complexity of the project.

In addition, Elmar delivered the fabrication and installation of 924 linear meters of curved hand railing, enhancing safety, accessibility, and the overall waterfront experience while complementing the geometry and character of the quay wall structure.

Project Name: Crown Prince Court VIP Chalets
Tade: EPC
Client: Confidential
Consultant: -
Status: Completed
Scope of Work:

Elmar Marine Engineering delivered a unique overwater hospitality and access structure within a sensitive mangrove environment, combining marine construction expertise with architectural functionality.

The scope included the design, supply, and construction of approximately 3,000 m² of fixed structures over water, forming the main elevated platform and access network for the development. These structures were executed with careful consideration of marine conditions, structural stability, long-term durability, and minimal impact on the surrounding environment.

Elmar also delivered 12 chalets located within the heart of the mangrove landscape, creating an exclusive waterfront experience while maintaining harmony with the natural setting. The works included the required marine substructure, access provisions, and coordination of the overwater construction elements.

In addition, the project featured a walkway with glass flooring, providing visitors with a distinctive experience and direct visual connection to the marine and mangrove environment below. The walkway was developed to enhance the architectural character of the project while ensuring safety, durability, and functionality in a coastal setting.

Project Name: Boardwalk With Thatched Roof
Tade: EPC
Client: Confidential – Various Locations
Consultant: -
Status: Completed
Scope of Work:

Elmar Marine Engineering delivered a landmark marine leisure structure extending approximately 100 meters into the sea, providing a unique waterfront access and destination experience in various locations in UAE.

The scope included the design, supply, and construction of a 70-100 meter long boardwalk deck on pile extending over the sea. The works were executed with careful consideration of structural stability, marine exposure, accessibility, durability, and the overall visitor experience.

Elmar also delivered a large 45mx45m thatched roof structure, rising approximately 12 meters high and weighing more than 60 tons. This major architectural feature was constructed as a prominent shaded destination point over the water, combining engineering precision with a resort style coastal character.

The structure was developed to withstand marine conditions while providing a durable, safe, and visually distinctive gathering space. The works required careful coordination between marine substructure, superstructure installation, roofing works, and finishing elements to achieve both functionality and architectural impact.

Project Name: Ghalillah Desalination Plant Water Intake Pipeline, RAK, UAE
Tade: EPC
Client: FEWA
Consultant: NA
Status: Completed
Scope of Work:

Elmar Marine Engineering delivered a specialized marine access and utility support structure extending approximately 100 meters into the sea, developed to support the installation of offshore pipelines for water desalination plant operations.

The scope included the design, supply, and construction of a 100-meter-long boardwalk extending over the marine environment. The boardwalk provided safe access over water and supported the required construction activities associated with the laying, alignment, and protection of desalination plant pipelines within the marine zone.

Elmar also delivered a large 45 m x 45 m thatched roof structure, rising approximately 12 meters high and weighing more than 60 tons. This prominent overwater structure served as a key architectural and functional element, combining shaded access, marine utility coordination, and a distinctive coastal appearance.

The works were executed with careful consideration of marine exposure, pipeline routing requirements, structural stability, construction access, and long-term durability. The project required close coordination between marine substructure works, pipeline interface requirements, superstructure installation, roofing works, and finishing elements to ensure safe execution and reliable performance in a coastal environment.

Project Name: Ras Al khaimah fishing port
Tade: EPC
Client: RAK Municipality
Consultant: -
Status: Completed
Scope of Work:

Elmar Marine Engineering delivered a comprehensive marine infrastructure package covering shoreline protection, reclamation, dredging, slipway construction, and quay wall development.

The scope included the construction of approximately 1,700 linear meters of revetment works, designed to protect the shoreline, control erosion, and enhance the stability and durability of the waterfront edge within a marine environment.

Elmar also carried out land reclamation works covering approximately 50,000 m², creating new usable land area and supporting the development of future marine and landside facilities.

The project further included dredging works of approximately 150,000 m³ to achieve the required seabed levels, improve marine access, and support safe navigation and operational requirements.

In addition, Elmar delivered the construction of a 50-meter-long slipway, providing practical access for vessel launching, retrieval, and marine maintenance operations. The slipway was developed with consideration to load requirements, slope, durability, and safe operational use.

The scope also covered the construction of approximately 350 linear meters of quay wall, forming a robust berthing and waterfront structure. The quay wall works were executed to support marine operations, vessel access, and long-term performance in a demanding coastal environment.

Project Name: Al Aliah Marina Enhancements
Tade: EPC
Client: AD Ports
Consultant: MCa Associate
Status: Completed
Scope of Work:

Elmar Marine Engineering delivered the development and upgrade of a high-end marina facility, designed to accommodate 55 berths for vessels up to 40 meters LOA and enhance the overall waterfront experience.

The scope included the design, supply, and construction of marina infrastructure to support safe berthing, efficient vessel access, and premium marina operations. The berth arrangement was developed with consideration to vessel size, navigation requirements, mooring safety, utility access, and user convenience.

Elmar also carried out breakwater extension and rearrangement works to improve wave protection, marina basin conditions, and overall operational safety. These works were executed to enhance the stability and functionality of the marina while supporting long-term performance in the marine environment.

In addition, the project included the refurbishment of the existing marina to align with current international standards. This covered the upgrade of key marina elements, enhancement of marine infrastructure, and improvement of operational, safety, and user experience standards across the facility.

Project Name: Waldorf Astoria Maldives Ithaafushi
Tade: EPC
Client: Private
Consultant: -
Status: Completed
Scope of Work:

Elmar Marine Engineering delivered the design, supply, and installation of the floating marina system for Waldorf Astoria Maldives Ithaafushi, forming part of the resort’s welcoming pontoon and guest arrival experience.

The scope included the development of a premium floating pontoon system designed to support safe berthing, smooth guest transfer, and reliable marine access within the resort environment. The works were executed with careful consideration of Maldives’ marine conditions, vessel operations, durability, and long-term performance.

A key focus of the project was to ensure that the installed pontoons blended seamlessly with the architectural character and luxury standards of Waldorf Astoria Maldives Ithaafushi. The pontoon finishes, layout, and overall appearance were coordinated to complement the resort’s design language and enhance the first impression upon arrival.

The project required close coordination between marine engineering, fabrication, installation, and architectural finishing requirements to deliver a functional, elegant, and resort-compatible floating marina solution.

Tade: EPC

Client: Private

Consultant: -

Status: Completed

Scope of Work:

Elmar Marine Engineering delivered the construction of the Seychelles Special Marina, developed to support the berthing requirements of vessels up to 100 meters in length.

The scope included the construction of marina infrastructure designed to provide safe berthing, reliable mooring, and efficient vessel access for large yachts and marine users. The works were executed with careful consideration of vessel size, operational requirements, marine exposure, safety, durability, and long-term performance.

Elmar also delivered a floating fuel station equipped with embedded tanks for both diesel and petrol, providing a practical and efficient fueling solution within the marina. The floating fuel station was developed to support day-to-day marina operations while maintaining safe access and reliable serviceability for vessels.

The project required close coordination between marina construction, floating structure installation, fuel system integration, and operational interface requirements to deliver a safe, functional, and high-quality marine facility suitable for large vessel operations