Posted on March 13, 2024
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- Orion Group Holdings Reports First Quarter 2026 Results: Revenues up 15%
- Trump’s Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy Invests Nearly $800 Million into American Ports to Strengthen Supply Chains
- Michigan finalizes 10-year maritime strategy aimed at jobs and growth
- Reps Garamendi, Brownley, & Sens Schiff, Padilla Announce +$22M for Ports of Richmond and Hueneme Upgrades
- Concerns grow that John’s Pass dredging project by Bayside Dredging may fall short of long-term goals
- Maryland Secures $39.7 Million to Boost Baltimore Port’s Container Capacity and Jobs
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