The Oregon International Port of Coos Bay has been awarded $204.8 million through the U.S. Department of Transportation’s CRISI grant program to advance rail infrastructure for the Pacific Coast Intermodal Port (PCIP). The funding covers final design and construction of Coos Bay Rail Line upgrades, including track, bridges, tunnels, sidings, and Centralized Traffic Control, to support double-stack container trains. Developed with NorthPoint Development, the terminal is planned for 1.2 million TEUs annually and is projected to support approximately 2,500 permanent jobs.
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Original article from Oregon International Port of Coos Bay | Written by Matt Friesen
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Port of Coos Bay Article: Port of Coos Bay Awarded $204 Million in Federal Funding to Advance Pacific Coast Intermodal Port
