New Floating Fuel Dock at Pier Sixty-Six, Fort Lauderdale

Pier Sixty-Six in Fort Lauderdale has expanded and enhanced its fueling infrastructure with a new floating concrete fuel dock from SF Marinas. Comprising three SF Marina Type 1540 single-cast units for a total span of 230 feet, the dock measures 13 feet wide with a 28-inch freeboard. The docks include heavy-duty 5-ton cleats and stainless-steel 10-ton bollards, with steel piles with HDPE sleeves anchoring the system. The system is designed to handle the marina’s growing demand, accommodating smaller vessels as well as large modern yachts.

“At Pier Sixty-Six Marina, we require docks with no maintenance that can support all sizes of vessels. Docks that feel and look sturdy enough for large vessels up to 400 feet in length and at the same time are accommodating and approachable for smaller vessels, which not every dock can accomplish. These docks do just that,” said Megan Lagasse, marina director at Pier Sixty-Six.

The new fuel dock includes a full utilities package, including fueling capabilities, an on-site pumpout station, water service, fire safety systems and integrated LED dock lighting for safety and functionality.

The 164-slip marina continues to host the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show and is the proud home of the Superyacht Village.