North Butterworth Container Terminal
Malaysia (1992 - 1994)

Among the many civil projects pioneered by Gamuda in the early 1990s was the North Butterworth Container Terminal, which we built in separate packages involving the construction of the container wharf and approach bridge (Package 2), container years, buildings and utilities (Package 3).

The project, completed in 1994, effectively raised the productivity and robustness of the Penang Port, as a prime outlet for cargo distribution, trading, consolidation, storage and transhipment in the northern Peninsula.

Construction of Container Wharf and Approach Bridge (Package 2)

Client	Penang Port Commission, Malaysia
Scope of Works	Installation of 53,000m of 800 spun concrete marine pile Pre-stressed beams of 4.8m – 290 units Pre-stressed beams of 4.5m – 103 units Pre-stressed beams of 4.3m – 256 units Pre-stressed beams of 4.0m – 247 units Pre-stressed planks for 12,812m² Pre-stressed diaphragms of 8.39m – 180 units Grade 30 concrete for 25,650m³ 21.3m – 384 units

Construction of container yard, buildings and utilities (Package 3)

Client

Penang Port Commission, Malaysia

Scope of Works

Construction of all paved area: Container stacking area; Gantry crane tracks; Traffic are for container trailers
Construction of all building: Substation and pumphouse; Dangerous cargo house; Custom examination shed; Container freight station; Traffic Office
Construction of drainage & sewerage system provision of water and fire prevention electrical & telecommunication installations construction of access bridge of port entrance

North Butterworth Container Terminal Malaysia (1992 - 1994)

North Butterworth Container Terminal
Malaysia (1992 - 1994)