湛江北部湾遂溪避风港停工多年：仍未全面复工，施工单位回应

Project Overview - The Beibu Gulf Suixi Shelter Port construction project in Zhanjiang, Guangdong, was initiated in October 2015 and began construction in May 2017, with an original completion date set for the end of 2018 [1][3] - The project aims to enhance the functionality of the Lemin Fishing Port, addressing issues related to fishing vessel docking and sheltering [3] Current Status - The project has been stalled for several years due to incomplete marine approval procedures and ecological protection regulations [1][4] - As of June 2023, the construction is still on hold, with contractors expressing frustration over the inability to commence work on the outer channel [6][7] Financial Implications - Contractors have incurred significant financial losses during the project halt, with one contractor reporting annual costs of approximately 2 million yuan for crew wages and vessel maintenance [4] - The project has been identified as one of the top ten livelihood projects in Guangdong Province in 2016, highlighting its importance to local economic development [13] Regulatory Challenges - The construction has faced delays due to the need for safety assessments and approvals from the Zhanjiang Maritime Bureau, which have not yet been completed [8][11] - The Zhanjiang Maritime Bureau clarified that the project does not require certain approvals previously thought necessary, indicating potential miscommunication among stakeholders [10][12] Future Outlook - The project owner anticipates that the necessary construction plans will be submitted for approval by June 26, 2025, with an expected review period of 15 working days [9] - Despite the optimistic timeline, contractors remain uncertain about the actual commencement of work due to ongoing regulatory hurdles [8][11]