The Marine Traffic Control Tower Project was developed to provide the essential infrastructure required for the management, monitoring, and safe control of maritime traffic in the strategic waters north of Qeshm Island and the Strait of Hormuz. In addition to the control tower, the project included the construction of an office building and associated landscaping works, supporting improved port operations, enhanced service quality, and increased operational efficiency.

The project features a 63.20 m-high composite concrete–steel control tower designed to meet the operational requirements of modern maritime traffic management. The structural system combines reinforced concrete and structural steel, while the tower was constructed using both modular and sliding formwork systems to achieve high construction quality, structural precision, and efficient execution of the vertical elements.

Construction activities included 627 tons of reinforcement, 5,727 m² of modular formwork, 2,889 m² of sliding formwork, and 134 tons of heavy structural steel works, providing the structural framework for the marine traffic control facilities. Executed by Omran Maroon Engineers Co. as the Contractor, the project was carried out in accordance with engineering standards, technical specifications, and contractual requirements throughout the 24-month contract period, delivering a modern maritime traffic control facility for one of Iran’s most strategic port regions.