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Fleet during war: USPA ordered another boat as part of the modernization program
The Sea Ports Authority of Ukraine has expanded its pilotage service with another contract for the construction of a boat.
The USPA branch ordered a pilot boat for over UAH 130 million
The Delta-Pilot branch of the Sea Ports Administration of Ukraine has ordered a boat from a manufacturer from Mykolaiv for UAH 132 million. This is reported by “Nashi Groshi” with reference to Prozorro. On May 1, the Delta-Pilot branch of the State Enterprise “USPA” ordered a boat for UAH 132 million based on the results…
Nibulon has approached the World Bank Group regarding a tender for a tugboat
Nibulon stated that for the money offered by the competitor, it can build almost two tugboats.
The court returned the plots of land on the territory of the Adzhalitsky lyman in the Odesa region to the USPA
The Supreme Court has ruled to return land plots on the territory of the Adzhaliysky lyman in the Odessa region to the USPA.
Odesa Port joined DocPort: test launch has started
The implementation of the DocPort cargo traffic management module has started in the port of Odesa.
USPA announces tender for repair of pier in Odesa damaged by Russian shelling
The Odesa branch of the State Enterprise “Ukrainian Sea Ports Authority” announced a tender for the repair of the berth of the Odesa sea port, which was damaged during the missile attack by the Russian Federation on March 11, 2025.
A meeting of the USPA with a delegation of the European Parliament took place in Odesa
Odesa was visited by a delegation of the European Parliament’s Subcommittee on Security and Defense (SEDE).
USPA will purchase a front-end loader within the framework of the RELINC project
The Ukrainian Sea Ports Authority has announced a tender for the supply of a front-end loader within the framework of the international RELINC project.
USPA plans to renovate “Tsukrovyi” Pier for UAH 6 million
The Odesa branch of the Ukrainian Sea Ports Authority is looking for a contractor for the ongoing repair of the “Tsukrovyi” Pier.
Ports of Great Odesa have processed over 20 million tons of cargo since the beginning of the year
Despite shelling and threats from the Russian army, Ukrainian ports continue to operate stably.
