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For more than 30 years, FCC Construcción
has been at the forefront of development
in this sector, implementing innovative so-
lutions on technically complex maritime
works. It uses its own equipment and an
experienced workforce to deliver each pro-
ject whilst guaranteeing the highest stan-
dards of quality, safety and adherence to
deadlines. With an extensive portfolio of
works, FCC Construcción has secured its
position as one of the leading international
companies in the sector. This collection of
projects includes the construction and mo-
dernisation of breakwaters, quays and jet-
ties, commercial, military and fishing ports,
marinas and other infrastructure such as
navigation locks, natural gas storage tanks
or gas pipelines.
One project that is particularly noteworthy
is the floating breakwater of Monaco, the
largest of its type worldwide. This fantastic
piece of engineering is in fact a double-hull
reinforced concrete ship 352 metres long
with a displacement of 165,000 tons. The
floating breakwater has enabled the princi-
pality to improve the sheltering of the Port
of La Condamine and significantly boost its
capacity.
The world’s most prominent ports
Many of the most important maritime works
that have been built recently around the
world bear the FCC Construcción seal.
The new Port of Açu in Brazil, which is the