Ports
Commercial ports considering ballast reception, contingency treatment or environmental infrastructure.
Ports & Shore
Ballast water as port infrastructure.
Centralised or shore-based treatment is a different engineering problem from a shipboard skid. It is also a different commercial proposition.
PACT has published shore-based and port reception treatment applications. No particular shore-based product, capacity or approval is offered on this website until current specifications and approvals have been verified for the project.
Terminals
Bulk and container terminals where vessel turnaround and biosecurity intersect.
Shipyards
Yards that need to handle ballast during repair, conversion or lay-up.
Marine Precincts
Clustered marine industry sites with shared waterfront infrastructure.
Defence
Defence facilities with vessel support and biosecurity obligations. Engagement is project-specific.
Offshore Logistics
Bases supporting offshore vessels with irregular ballast cycles.
Applications
Ballast water reception
Receiving ballast from vessels that cannot treat on board to the required standard in the circumstances.
Centralised treatment
Shore-based treatment serving multiple vessels or berths from a shared plant.
Contingency treatment
A fallback when an installed BWMS is unavailable, in bypass, or outside its design limits.
Temporary treatment
Mobile or time-bounded plant for a construction, conversion or peak-season requirement.
Vessel support
Alongside treatment support coordinated with the vessel’s ballast operations.
Port environmental infrastructure
Treatment as part of a broader waterfront utilities and biosecurity system.
Discuss a Port Project
Facility, location, vessel types, volumes, peak flow and project stage. Incomplete information is still a start.
Start with the vessel.
Tell us what you operate, what is installed and what needs to change.