
Manson Engineering Completes Matiu Somes Wharf Upgrade
We’re pleased to share the completion of our latest project at Matiu Somes Wharf in Wellington Harbour, carried out for Brian Perry Civil. This project focused on structural enhancements to ensure the wharf remains functional and durable for years to come. The official reopening will be on 22nd November 2024 and we are excited to see it back in use!
As specialists in marine gangway solutions, Manson Engineering was the clear choice to provide the necessary upgrades. Our team designed and delivered a custom gangway and platform solution that met the client’s requirements for durability, ease of installation, and long-term performance. With extensive experience in waterfront projects, we’re well-versed in using the materials and designs best suited to this type of environment, ensuring a high-quality, reliable result.
Project Highlights:
- 12m x 1.3m Custom Aluminium Gangway with rubber decking
- 1.75m x 1.3m Aluminium Platform with balustrade
- Purpose-built for easy installation and future maintenance
This project underscores Manson Engineering’s reputation for delivering robust, tailored solutions for marine environments. Our long-standing expertise in creating gangways and platforms ensures we can consistently meet the unique demands of waterfront infrastructure projects.
Related Posts
May 22, 2025
Project Shipment Update: Panepane Wharf – Tauranga
Manson Engineering supplies Jetty Walkways and a Platform for the Panepane Wharf upgrade on Matakana Island with HEB Construction.
December 6, 2024
Manson Engineering Goes the Distance for Napier Project
We’ve successfully delivered another milestone project! At 100 Wellesley Road, Napier, Manson Engineering worked closely with the SOHO group to deliver custom balustrades and screens that exceeded…
November 1, 2018
Major upgrade for Devonport – bound Ferry Terminal
When viewed literally, a gangway is a link between shore and the sea – so we’ve tried to take that idea and let it influence the new renovation we’re doing to the downtown ferry terminal. The old…


