Ports Archives

New USACE initiative seeks to accelerate water, dredging and harbor projects

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers unveiled an initiative to shorten permitting timelines and refocus on core civil works projects.

UA-PTC will build a $20 million training center at the Port of Little Rock to expand technical education in Arkansas.

Michigan unveiled its first strategy, a multi-year plan to modernize ports, infrastructure and maritime industries.

Adam Rollins

Port Houston approved an agreement with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to launch a $20 million feasibility study for Project 12.

Miles Smith

New York State awarded $101 million to freight projects statewide, funding bridge repairs, yard upgrades and cleaner rail.

Adam Rollins

USDOT has shifted deepwater port licensing authority while seeking to streamline environmental reviews for port projects.

Alaska officials are replacing Cold Bay’s aging dock, a vital link for ferry service and supplies to local communities.

Adam Rollins

The port authority has released a record $45 billion capital plan that advances airport, transit, seaport and projects port wide.

Adam Rollins

The Port of Houston approved a $569 million capital plan focused on terminal expansion, dredging and infrastructure.

Port of Los Angeles issues an RFP for the Pier 500 project, a 10-year construction plan to expand capacity and boost port efficiency.