Crews will finish the Columbia River dock this winter, keeping Vancouver’s public market on track for 2028.
Port of Vancouver Article: Terminal 1 Public Market Progress on Track
Maritime Executive Article: New Container Terminal for Wilmington Moves Forward Despite Challenges
A $669 million public-private terminal north of Wilmington aims to more than double the port’s capacity by 2029.
WorkBoat Article: USDOT Awards $136.8 Million to 12 Port Projects
The Port of Bellingham secures $23.5 million in federal BUILD funds to rebuild and modernize its North Pier shipping terminal.
Container News Article: Port of Coos Bay Executes INFRA Grant for Pacific Coast Intermodal Port
The Port of Coos Bay has executed a US$25 million federal INFRA grant, matched by NorthPoint Development, to advance the Pacific Coast Intermodal Port. The combined US$50 million will fund permitting and engineering for the West Coast’s first ship-to-rail container gateway.
TradeWinds Article: Whiskey, a Movie, Phone Calls Home and a Birthday Party… How a Shipping Disaster Unfolded
A long-awaited report into the Wakashio disaster off Mauritius exposes a series of human errors, navigation failures, and crew distractions—including alcohol use and attempts to access mobile networks—that led to one of the country’s worst marine pollution crises.
gCaptain Article: Port of Los Angeles Unveils Plan for First New Container Terminal in a Generation
The Port of Los Angeles has issued an RFP for the pre-development of Pier 500—a new, next-generation marine container terminal and the port’s first major expansion in over 20 years.