A non-profit public institution responsible for the management, construction and use of the Port of Split — a port of special international economic interest to the Republic of Croatia.
The Port of Split Authority was established by decision of the Government of the Republic of Croatia to manage, build and use the Port of Split.
The Port Authority is a non-profit legal entity whose establishment, organisation and activities are governed by the Zakon o pomorskom dobru i morskim lukama (Maritime Domain and Seaports Act). It was founded in 1997 and manages a port area comprising six basins in Split, the Bay of Kaštela and the island of Vis.
By purpose, the Port of Split is open to international public traffic, and by size and significance it is a port of special (international) economic interest to the Republic of Croatia.
Governing Council, Director and internal organisation of the Port of Split Authority.
Open 02Open tenders, procurement plan and register of concluded contracts.
Open 03Award, conditions and supervision of concessions in the port area.
Open 04Development and infrastructure projects modernising the port.
Open 05Projects co-financed by the European Union.
Open 06Decisions, reports, regulations and forms of the Port Authority.
OpenGat sv. Duje 1, 21000 Split · for enquiries about the Authority, concessions and procurement.