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Ship From Port Of Baltimore Runs Aground Near Cape Charles

MD, United States

A 760-foot vehicle carrier ran aground early Tuesday morning near the Cape Charles Anchorage in the Chesapeake Bay, as the vessel headed south from Baltimore, destined for Savannah, Ga. U.S. Coast Guard Sector Virginia reports the vessel Tirranna ran aground around 3:30 a.m. Tuesday, but has since been refloated. A Coast Guard boat crew from… Read More

SpaceX in deal for facility in Port of Long Beach

CA, United States

LONG BEACH, Calif. (AP) — SpaceX is in a deal to use a marine terminal in the Port of Long Beach for West Coast rocket recovery operations. The Long Beach Board of Harbor Commissioners approved a new sublease agreement with Elon Musk’s space launch company on Monday. SpaceX will take over a wharf that was… Read More

Want Infrastructure? Build Shipyards

United States

By Jerry Hendrix, The Wall Street Journal April 22, 2021 A por­tion of Pres­i­dent Biden’s $2 tril­lion Amer­i­can Jobs Plan would fund roads, bridges and rail­ways, but one es­sen­tial piece of in­frastructure is over­looked en­tirely: the U.S. ship­build­ing base. For years there has been a bi­par­ti­san con­sen­sus that the U.S. Navy should grow to 355… Read More

GLDD Wins Mobile Harbor Deepening Contract

AL, United States

Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Co. LLC, Houston, Texas, was awarded a $53,910,509 firm-fixed-price contract to deepen and widen Mobile Harbor. Bids were solicited via the internet with five received. Work will be performed in Irvington, Alabama, with an estimated completion date of Oct. 18, 2022. Fiscal 2020 civil construction funds; and fiscal 2021 civil… Read More

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Canadian West Coast ports weathering pandemic challenges

Despite the unprecedented global challenges of COVID-19, the leading ports on Canada’s West Coast are still enjoying robust trade with Asia. Vancouver and Prince Rupert even broke cargo records in 2020, with container trends continuing to show strength in 2021. And the Port of Nanaimo, in partnership with DP World, is expanding a major regional,… Read More

Pacific, Atlantic Coast Ports Set TEU Records in March

United States

On both coasts, the nation’s ports continued their record pace for container volumes in March as goods keep coming into the U.S., nearly 14 months into the COVID-19 pandemic, creating warehouse space shortages and kinks in the supply chain. Port of Los Angeles, the nation’s busiest, moved 957,599 20-foot-equivalent units in March, a 113% increase… Read More

Port of Houston hosts Virtual Event to Discuss Future of Port

TX, United States

We invite you to join us for a Special Event! Port Houston’s partners play key roles in our success and on Thursday, April 29 we will be Navigating the Future giving you insights on where we are and where we are going. This is a one-time, free virtual event that you will not want to… Read More

Canadian West Coast ports weathering pandemic challenges

Canada

Despite the unprecedented global challenges of COVID-19, the leading ports on Canada’s West Coast are still enjoying robust trade with Asia. Vancouver and Prince Rupert even broke cargo records in 2020, with container trends continuing to show strength in 2021. And the Port of Nanaimo, in partnership with DP World, is expanding a major regional,… Read More

Oakland Tops L.A. Area as Ships Inundate World’s Ports

CA, United States

Los Angeles port officials see progress in reducing their bottleneck of cargo ships. Sail north to Oakland, though, and the line is even longer and there’s talk of the congestion lasting through the summer. As of Friday, 25 container carriers were waiting to enter the Port of Oakland at anchor in San Francisco Bay and… Read More

Georgia Ports Authority container traffic increases 48% in March

GA, United States

The Port of Savannah handled an all-time record of nearly 500,000 twenty-foot equivalent container units in March, an increase of more than 48%, or 162,275 TEUs, compared to the same month in 2020. “Every new container that moves through the Port of Savannah means new jobs for Georgia,” said Gov. Brian Kemp. “The port and… Read More

Dredging, Other Projects Fall Into Place For Port

LA, United States

After a few years of battling sticky mud, high water, hurricanes and sandy shoals, smooth sailing appears to be ahead for the Morgan City Harbor & Terminal District Commission.On Monday, the commission took a step toward buying the land needed to more than double the river frontage of its dock if a state grant comes… Read More

Pilot LNG Moving Forward with Texas LNG Bunkering Port

TX, United States

Plans to build the first liquefied natural gas (LNG) bunkering port on the Gulf Coast are inching forward by awarding a front-end engineering and design (FEED) contract fo Developer Pilot LNG LLC said last week it had chosen partner Wison Offshore & Marine to carry out the FEED work. Wison also is taking a minority… Read More

Lawmakers push Biden for federal money to help Virginia avoid delays as it digs deeper shipping channels

VA, United States

Talks about the Port of Virginia deepening and widening its shipping channels to make room for larger cargo vessels have spanned several years. It was welcome news, then, when dredges hit the Chesapeake Bay in December 2019 to start digging, the first step in a project that aims to make Hampton Roads’ port the deepest… Read More

Vicksburg port options: Move to new site or expand in place

MS, United States

VICKSBURG, Miss. (AP) — Engineers in Mississippi are evaluating a potential new site for the Port of Vicksburg, a few miles south of the current location. Elected officials from Vicksburg and Warren County met Wednesday to discuss whether to expand near the current port or build a new one, the Vicksburg Post reported. They said… Read More

Port of Oakland imports up 45 percent in March 2021

CA, United States

The Port of Oakland reported all-time high container volume for import and export cargo in the month of March. It said there’s no sign of the global surge in business activity abating any time soon, according to the company’s release. The Port said Oakland received the equivalent of 97,538 20-foot import containers in March. It… Read More

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