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Long-Awaited Portal Bridge Project Moves Closer to Federal Funding

NJ, United States

SOMERVILLE, NJ – The Department of Transportation on Friday announced that the Portal North Bridge replacement—a key component of the broader Gateway Project that includes building a new trans-Hudson rail tunnel—has officially moved forward into the engineering phase of the program. The existing Portal North Bridge is 110 years old, badly in need of repair,… Read More

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America’s Central Port says how it will invest $1.26 million Marine Highway grant

IL, United States

America’s Central Port, located on the Mississippi River, just south of St. Louis at Granite City, Ill., has released some details on how it will invest the $1.26 million awarded it for container-on-barge (COB) operations in the latest round of MARAD Marine Highway grants. The port is an intermodal hub whose river operations are managed… Read More

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Port of Los Angeles Claims World Record of Single-Stop Cargo Move

CA, United States

The Port of Los Angeles announced Friday that its partner shipping companies and local union members moved 18,465 containers during a single stop, setting a world record. Port officials said the MSC Mediterranean Shipping Co., APM Terminals Los Angeles and International Longshore and Warehouse Union Locals 13, 63 and 94 successfully moved the containers from… Read More

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Port of L.A. approves budget for Westrec Marina Management

CA, United States

Proposed revenues for Fiscal Year 2021 is slightly up, while total expenses are down. LOS ANGELES—The Port of Los Angeles Board of Harbor Commissioners approved the annual budget for the operation of Cabrillo Way Marina by Westrec Marina Management, May 21. Westrec proposed a revenue of $6,527,055 for Fiscal Year 2021, a 0.5 percent increase… Read More

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Nation’s Ports Post Drop in May Cargo

United States

Container volumes in May were down at most of the nation’s major seaports as the facilities struggled with the deepening U.S. recession and the slowdown of Asian and European economies at the start of the coronavirus outbreak earlier this year. Port of Los Angeles, the nation’s busiest, reported a 29.8% year-over-year decline in twenty-foot-equivalent (TEU)… Read More

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Port of Corpus Christi Channel Deepening Activity

Galveston , TX, United States

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Houston Ship Channel expansion reaches major milestone

TX, United States

The Galveston District of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) recently received a signed Chief of Engineers Report for the proposed Houston Ship Channel Expansion Project. The report culminates a four-year, $10 million study conducted by USACE in partnership with Port Houston to identify needed channel improvements, determine economic value to the nation and… Read More

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FEMA awards $2 million to repair Port Lavaca pier

TX, United States

The Federal Emergency Management Agency obligated an estimated $2 million to repair the Lighthouse Beach Fishing Pier in Port Lavaca. The pier was destroyed in 2017 by Hurricane Harvey. The Texas Department of Emergency Management will reimburse the city for 90% of project costs as long as the city adheres to FEMA guidelines. Jody Weaver,… Read More

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Good news, bad news on area dredging; Baker Hughes leaving port

LA, United States

The Port of Morgan City board continues to take the good with the bad as it tries to keep commercially important waterways open. At a meeting by teleconference Wednesday, delayed for two days by Tropical Storm Cristobal, the board also heard about a couple of departures. Cmdr. Heather Mattern, who commands the Coast Guard’s Marine… Read More

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Cristobal closes Port of New Orleans terminals

LA, United States

Operations at ports from Maine to Texas will cease for one hour Tuesday as ILA and USMX show respect for George Floyd Port of New Orleans terminals were closed Monday after Tropical Storm Cristobal made landfall near Grand Isle, Louisiana, on Sunday evening. Although the storm had been downgraded to a tropical depression and moved… Read More

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SpaceX drops plans for Port of Los Angeles facility again

CA, United States

WASHINGTON — For the second time in less than 18 months, SpaceX has abandoned plans to build a manufacturing facility at the Port of Los Angeles for its next-generation Starship launch vehicle. In a March 27 letter obtained by SpaceNews, SpaceX notified the Port of Los Angeles that it was terminating a lease approved just… Read More

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Port of Albany expansion clears a regulatory hurdle in Bethlehem

NY, United States

Officials envision offshore wind industry tenants shipping to Long Island BETHLEHEM — Plans to expand the Port of Albany by 80 acres to the south into the town of Bethlehem received a boost last week when the town planning board agreed to accept the State Environmental Quality Review or SEQR survey for the project. Now… Read More

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Port of Los Angeles Adopts $1.5 Billion Fiscal Year 2020/21 Budget

CA, United States

The Los Angeles Board of Harbor Commissioners has approved a $1.5 billion budget for Fiscal Year (FY) 2020/21. The budget is based on expectations of slower cargo volumes in the near term and a continued slowdown in the worldwide economy, due to market uncertainties related to the COVID-19 pandemic and the lingering impacts from the… Read More

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Port of Corpus Christi Receives Grant for Joe Fulton Corridor, Rincon Industrial Complex Improvements

TX, United States

Corpus Christi, TX, USA –The Port of Corpus Christi was awarded a grant by the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) under the 2019-2020 Port Access Program for safety improvements to the Joe Fulton International Trade Corridor and Rincon Road leading to the Rincon Industrial Complex. The Port Access Program is funded by the Texas Mobility… Read More

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Georgia Ports Authority accelerates dredging project

GA, United States

Work will deepen harbor without disrupting ship traffic, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers says. The Georgia Ports Authority (GPA) is taking advantage of slow container traffic incurred by coronavirus business shutdowns to catch up on infrastructure improvements, announcing Sunday that it has set a new precedent by using four dredges simultaneously on its Savannah harbor… Read More

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