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Eastern Europe Confidential Client, Bulgaria. Evaluation of bulk terminal concession in Port of Bourgas. Seaport Consultants Canada introduced the client to a concession opportunity in the Port of Bourgas and conducted a preliminary financial evaluation of two concession options: a bulk terminal, and a mixed bulk and general cargo terminal. Seaport assembled data on the port and terminals, evaluated alternative concession structures for the concessions, estimated operating costs and developed a competitive tariff. The company then used this information to evaluate the financial feasibility of the concessions and performed sensitivity analyses for the selected option. Seaport subsequently developed the outline and content of a proposal to be presented to the Bulgarian authorities for the concession. PADECO Co., Ltd for Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC), Bulgaria. Port of Bourgas expansion project and port concessions. Seaport Consultants Canada provided port management expertise to assess the impact of a new bulk terminal on the future operations of the port. Seaport also evaluated options for the transfer of cargo handling activities from the Port of Bourgas Authority, a public corporation, to the private sector as operating concessions. Seaport’s work included:
ARCADIS Geraghty & Miller, Bulgaria. Macedonia rail corridor feasibility study. Seaport Consultants Inc. supervised a traffic forecast and performed a comprehensive financial feasibility assessment for a rail corridor linking the ports of Varna and Bourgas on the Black Sea with Bulgaria, Macedonia and Albania. |
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