Every coastal infrastructure solution starts with understanding the marine environment. Agilitus offers expertise in the characterisation of marine site conditions, supporting optimal design and cost-effective decision-making.
We provide coastal and marine engineering services, offering site investigations, climate risk advisory, and design studies. We deliver resilient, cost-effective solutions for coastal infrastructure, including ports, jetties, breakwaters, and protection strategies, with a focus on sustainability and environmental safeguarding.
“Port resilience is crucial to the continuity of business, as well as to the communities and sectors that ports connect. In today’s environment there is no magic formula to make ports more resilient overnight. Many efforts to strengthen port resilience focus solely on aging physical infrastructure, rather than planning for long-term port resilience.”
Key Capabilities
- Planning
- Stakeholder engagement
- Site identification and selection
- Master planning
- Climate risk and resilience advisory
- Marine site investigations
- Specifications and interpretations
- Hydrographic surveys
- Geotechnical geophysical investigations
- Metocean investigations
- Design criteria determination
- Design studies
- Numerical modelling – winds, waves, circulation and sediment
- Physical modelling
- Coastal impact assessments, hazard definition studies and hazard assessment strategies
- Coastal processes
- Wind, wave and water level
- Cyclone and storm surge
- Harbour wave penetration and tranquillity studies
- Wave overtopping assessments
- Wave forces on caissons and piled structures
- Current induced scour assessments
- Maritime & coastal engineering
- Navigation channels, dredging and reclamation
- Marine structures including jetties, bridges, wharves, ro-ro, barge ramps and other boating facilities
- Coastal protection including breakwaters, revetments, causeways, seawalls, geotextile sand containers and temporary protection
- Cartography and drafting
- Marine cartography, digitising and mapping
- Interpretation and analysis of hydrographic and topographic surveys
- 3D terrain modelling and volume calculations
- Civil drafting for maritime works
- Tender drawings and cartographic presentations
- Project management
- Tender preparation and contractor selection
- Construction methodology
- Site supervision
- Programming and planning
Parker Point Stockyard Sustaining – Marine Offloading Facility (MOF)
Agilitus, in conjunction with Bechtel, has completed detailed design for the MOF on the Parker Point service wharf causeway.