$50M deal moves Coos Bay container terminal closer to reality

$50M deal moves Coos Bay container terminal closer to reality

The Oregon International Port of Coos Bay signed a $25 million federal grant agreement to move forward with building the Pacific Coast Intermodal Port.

Port of Coos Bay executes INFRA grant for Pacific Coast intermodal port

The Oregon International Port of Coos Bay has formally executed its US$ 25 million Infrastructure for Rebuilding America grant agreement with the US Department of Transportation, following approval by the Port’s Commission at a special June meeting. The agreement represents a significant milestone in advancing the Pacific Coast Intermodal Port project, designed to create the first fully ship-to-rail container gateway on the West Coast. NorthPoin…

Oregon port OKs federal rail grant agreement for multimodal project

The Oregon International Port of Coos Bay secured a $25 million federal grant to advance planning for the West Coast's first fully ship-to-rail intermodal terminal.

Port of Coos Bay Advances PCIP Project

The Oregon International Port of Coos Bay on June 22 reported that it will move forward with environmental review, permitting, and preliminary engineering activities for its Pacific Coast Intermodal Port […] The post Port of Coos Bay Advances PCIP Project appeared first on Railway Age.