National Company Maritime Ports Administration Constanța has budgeted EUR 15.43 million, excluding VAT, for updating the technical design and executing capital repair works on the southeastern breakwater and the adjacent platform in Tomis Port, as well as for site organization.
The contract has a total duration of 4 years, structured into 12 months for design and 36 months for the actual execution of the works, whose estimated value is EUR 15.25 million, excluding VAT. The opening of bids is scheduled for the first ten days of September. Tomis Port was built in 1958 in the former Dolphin Bay. Maritime Ports Administration Constanța is 80% owned by the Ministry of Transport and 20% by Fondul Proprietatea. In 2024, the company recorded a turnover of EUR 91.18 million and a net profit of EUR 48.75 million, up by 31%, while financial results for 2025 are not available.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the scope of the investment in Tomis Port?
The EUR 15.43 million project involves updating the technical design and executing capital repairs on the southeastern breakwater and adjacent platform, plus site organization.
What is the timeline for the repair works?
The contract spans 4 years in total, consisting of 12 months for design and 36 months for execution.
Who manages and owns Tomis Port’s port authority?
The port is managed by CN APM Constanța, which is owned 80% by the Romanian Ministry of Transport and 20% by Fondul Proprietatea.