SF / OPERATIONS

Operations & Strategic Waterfront Bases

Three waterfront bases, one mobilisation window

Surge Forte dredging fleet at a waterfront operating base

Marine engineering schedules are won or lost at mobilisation. Equipment that must be trucked across Lagos, launched from a borrowed jetty and assembled on arrival loses days before the first cubic metre moves. Surge Forte operates from three dedicated waterfront bases, positioned across the Lagos lagoon system and the eastern corridor, each with direct water access for dredgers, barges and support craft.

Lagos Lagoon SystemAtlantic / Coastal Corridor
Corporate OfficeLekki Phase I
AwoyayaEastern Corridor
LagasaIbeju-Lekki
OretaIkorodu
01

Lagasa Base
Primary Stockpiling & Loading

Surge Forte's principal stockpiling and loading site, supplying projects across Ibeju-Lekki and environs and serving the company's network of independent suppliers and distributors.

02

Awoyaya Base
Lekki-Epe Corridor · Loading & Fabrication

Loading operations and equipment fabrication serving the eastern development corridor, including the refinery district, the Lekki–Epe Expressway and coastal road works.

03

Oreta Base
Ikorodu · Stockpiling, Loading & Fabrication

Stockpiling, loading and equipment fabrication supporting the northern lagoon and Ikorodu corridor, and sand supply into the Lagos mainland development belt.

04

Corporate Office
Lekki Phase I

Drive 3, Tunde Joda, Ikate, Elegushi, Lekki Phase 1, Lagos. Corporate administration, commercial management, contract administration and client liaison.

01

Rapid Mobilisation

Equipment on the water, not awaiting transport.

02

Route Redundancy

Three launch points; no single choke-point.

03

Continuous Operations

On-site maintenance, fuelling and crew rotation.

04

Material Staging

Stockpile and dispatch for scheduled delivery.

05

Proximity to Corridors

Each base within its programme's radius.