Ashdod Port – Berth 21
Updated: Feb 19
Comprehensive Electrical and Communication Infrastructure at an International Standard
The construction of Berth 21 at Ashdod Port was a large-scale international mega-
project, demanding an exceptional level of execution, precision, and engineering
expertise. Our work was carried out under a main contractor in a highly complex,
secure, and operational port environment-requiring not only strict compliance with
specifications, but also the ability to deliver creative, real-time engineering solutions
on site.
The expertise brought to the project by Ami & Igal, particularly in value engineering
and uncompromising execution quality, led to an extraordinary outcome: client
specifications were updated and adapted to match our methods and
standards-clear, tangible proof of professionalism that set a new benchmark for
future works.
Scope of Work and Expertise
The project was executed as an integrated operation, combining civil, engineering,
and electrical disciplines:
Infrastructure Framework Construction
Development of an extensive underground electrical and communication
network, including trench excavation, bedding layers, asphalt milling, and
foundation preparation for lighting systems.
High-Mast Lighting Towers
Design and construction of dedicated lighting towers at heights of 35 and 45
meters, incorporating custom-designed electrical panels engineered in-house
to meet the unique operational demands of the port.
Final Works and Operational Readiness
Completion of asphalt paving, final markings, and traffic signage to ensure
safe, efficient, and uninterrupted operation of the berth.
The Result
A port facility built to global standards.
Through precise execution and proven expertise in managing high-risk, high-
complexity infrastructure projects, we contributed directly to Ashdod Port’s ability to
operate a new, advanced, and fully illuminated berth-ready to accommodate
mega-vessels and support the future of Israel’s maritime trade.
Drone photo of Ashdod Port, Dock 21, where electrical and infrastructure work was carried out. The installation of 45-meter-high lighting poles at the Ashdod Port, Pier 21, as part of electrical The installation of light poles using a crane at the Ashdod Port, Pier 21, by Ami & Igal Green crane helps bury electricity and communications cables in the ground at Pier 21, by Ami & Igal Employees of Ami & Igal install and connect an electrical panel at the port and wear safety vests Control pool for the installation of communications and electricity at the port of Ashdod, Dock 21 Drone photo of Ashdod Port, Dock 21, on the asphalt surface, yellow grid markings Remote drone photography of the Ashdod Port, Pier 21, on the asphalt surface, yellow line grid mark 12 lighting fixtures were installed on each lighting pole at height 21 in the Ashdod Port Dock. Laying electrical and communication infrastructure pipes in the ground, Ashdod Port Ami & Igal workers wearing orange glow vests preparing a concrete foundation for a lighting pole Ami & Igal workers wearing orange glow vests with "iron ties" and securing nets in place
