Project Grant 693JF72344022
- This federal Project Grant award of $5,835,370.00 from the U.S. Department of Transportation's Maritime Administration's Port Infrastructure Development Program (CFDA 20.823) will fund the purchase and installation of an electric dock crane at the recipient's terminal in Vancouver, WA, and the acquisition of a low-emissions mobile crawler crane at their terminal in Boardman, OR. The key deliverables of this grant include: 1) Engineering and permitting for the dock crane installation in...
- The Department of Transportation Maritime Administration awarded a $10.7 million Project Grant under the Port Infrastructure Development Program (CFDA 20.823) to the Northwest Seaport Alliance to support the final phase of modernizing and rehabilitating Terminal 5 at the Port of Seattle. The grant funds two key infrastructure improvement projects at the terminal to enhance container handling operations and increase refrigerated container capacity. Specifically, SSA Terminals (Seattle Terminals),...
- The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) awarded the Port of Portland a $6.32 million Project Grant on July 23, 2025, under the Airport Improvement Program, Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act Programs, and COVID-19 Airports Programs (CFDA 20.106). This grant funds terminal reconstruction and modernization activities at Portland International Airport, with a project completion deadline of July 22, 2029. The primary deliverables include the installation of a seventh boiler to complement the...
- Federal Grant Award Summary The U.S. Maritime Administration (MARAD) awarded The Northwest Seaport Alliance $19.96 million on January 8, 2026, under the Port Infrastructure Development Program (CFDA 20.823) to enhance refrigerated container capacity and rehabilitate critical infrastructure at Pierce County Terminal (PCT) in Tacoma, Washington. The project consists of two primary components: (1) installation of approximately 198 new refrigerated container reefer plugs with supporting racks and...
- Federal Grant Award Summary The Maritime Administration awarded $140.1 million to the Northwest Seaport Alliance on May 14, 2025, under the Port Infrastructure Development Program (CFDA 20.823) to reconfigure and modernize the Husky Terminal Yard in Aberdeen, Washington. The project encompasses three integrated components: (1) reconfiguration of the container storage yard to improve truck and yard tractor circulation, including demolition of rubber-tired gantry (RTG) runs, utility relocation,...
- This $40,200,000 Project Grant award from the U.S. Department of Transportation's Maritime Administration (CFDA 20.823 Port Infrastructure Development Program) will fund a comprehensive infrastructure project at the Port of Oakland in California. The key components include: Replacing an existing electrical substation and circuit with a new state-of-the-art substation and circuit to support increased electric power needs for port operations, including heavy duty trucks, yard tractors, and cold...
- Federal Project Grant Award Summary The U.S. Department of Transportation's Maritime Administration (MARAD) awarded the Port of Oakland $47.3 million on October 28, 2025, under the Port Infrastructure Development Program (CFDA 20.823) to design and construct a 25-acre off-dock container support facility. The project encompasses pavement replacement of approximately 28 acres of asphalt concrete to support container stacking operations, installation of 8-foot chain-link security fencing along...
- This $16,919,182.77 federal Project Grant award from the Federal Aviation Administration's (FAA) Airport Improvement Program (CFDA 20.106) will fund the construction of associated infrastructure for zero emissions vehicles, including up to 51 charging stations. The grant recipient, the Port of Portland, will use the funding to develop critical transportation infrastructure to support zero emissions vehicles at airports associated with Portland, Oregon. This grant award aligns with the FAA's...
- The Port of Portland was awarded a $1,931,624.33 Formula Grant from the Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Administration Northwest Mountain Region to reconstruct taxiway lighting and rehabilitate 1,000 feet of taxiway pavement at Portland International Airport. Under the Airport Improvement Program, COVID-19 Airports Programs, and Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act Programs (CFDA #20.106), the Port of Portland will reconstruct the taxiway T lighting system, which has reached...
- This $644,212,160 Project Grant awarded by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) under the Clean Ports Program (CFDA 66.051) will fund the deployment of zero-emission cargo handling equipment, vehicles, and supporting infrastructure at the Port of Los Angeles. Specifically, the grant will support the acquisition of 337 battery electric yard tractors, 250 zero-emission trucks, 56 battery electric top handlers, and 32 battery electric heavy lifts, as well as the installation of a vessel...
AWARD PURPOSE THIS PROJECT WILL FUND THE FOLLOWING ELEMENTS STRENGTHEN NINE ACRES OF PAVEMENT FOR FLEXIBLE CARGO STORAGE INCLUDING CONTAINER STORAGE UPGRADE PAVEMENT THROUGHOUT 30 ACRES OF CARGO STORAGE YARD ADD A STORMWATER TREATMENT SYSTEM TO REDUCE POLLUTANTS ENTERING THE COLUMBIA RIVER REPLACE ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS TO REDUCE ENERGY CONSUMPTION LIGHT SPILLAGE AND ENABLE FUTURE ZERO EMISSION OPERATIONS AND INSTALL TWO EMERGENCY GENERATORS TO PROVIDE BACKUP POWER DURING SEISMIC EVENTS OR OTHER POWER OUTAGES. ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED THE PROJECT CONSISTS OF IMPROVEMENTS TO PAVEMENT ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS AND STORMWATER SYSTEMS TO INCREASE THE ENERGY EFFICIENCY PRODUCTIVITY AND SAFETY OF ALL TYPES OF CARGO HANDLING AT MARINE TERMINAL 6 T6 INCLUDING STRENGTHENING ROUGHLY NINE ACRES OF PAVEMENT FOR FLEXIBLE CONTAINER AND CARGO STORAGE INCLUDING BREAK BULK PRODUCTS SUCH AS UTILITY GENERATORS HEAVY DUTY BATTERIES STEEL SLAB WIND ENERGY COMPONENTS SUCH AS BLADES TOWER SECTIONS AND NACELLES HEAVY DUTY VEHICLES AND PARTS; UPGRADING PAVEMENT THROUGHOUT APPROXIMATELY 30 ACRES OF CARGO STORAGE YARD WHERE DETERIORATED CONDITIONS LIMIT THE ABILITY TO SAFELY TRANSPORT STORE, AND STACK CARGO AND ADDING A STORMWATER TREATMENT SYSTEM TO REDUCE POLLUTANTS ENTERING THE COLUMBIA RIVER. REPLACING ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS OF THE CARGO STORAGE YARD TO REDUCE ENERGY CONSUMPTION AND LIGHT SPILLAGE INCREASE SAFETY AND SECURITY ENABLE FUTURE ZERO-EMISSION OPERATIONS AND INSTALL TWO EMERGENCY GENERATORS TO PROVIDE BACKUP POWER DURING SEISMIC EVENTS OR OTHER POWER OUTAGES. THE PROJECT IS COMPRISED OF FOUR COMPONENTS COMPONENT 1 PROJECT MANAGEMENT AND GRANT ADMINISTRATION PROVIDE PROJECT MANAGEMENT OF INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO SCOPE SCHEDULE AND BUDGET. PROVIDE PROJECT SUPPORT NOT CONTRACTED UNDER COMPONENTS 2 3 AND 4 BELOW E.G. FOR INTERNAL STAFF INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO ADVERTISE AND BID EACH DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT. PERFORM CONSTRUCTION INSPECTION CONTRACT MANAGEMENT AND CLOSE OUT. PROVIDE SURVEY RFI REVIEW AND MATERIAL TESTING. OBTAIN REQUIRED LOCAL STATE AND FEDERAL PERMITS. COMPONENT 2 DESIGN AND PERMITTING DESIGN PAVEMENT AND STORMWATER IMPROVEMENTS AT YARD 607 COLLECTIVELY B607 IMPROVEMENTS AND LIGHTING AND ELECTRICAL IMPROVEMENTS IN YARDS 604 605 AND 606 COLLECTIVELY LIGHT AND ELECTRICAL IMPROVEMENTS THROUGH DEVELOPMENT OF CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT DOCUMENTS. SUPPORT LOCAL STATE AND FEDERAL PERMITTING PROCESSES. PROVIDE TECHNICAL SUPPORT DURING CONSTRUCTION AND CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT CLOSE-OUT ACTIVITIES E.G. RESPONDING TO RFIS VERIFYING AS CONSTRUCTED RED LINE DRAWINGS ETC. COMPONENT 3 B607 IMPROVEMENTS STRENGTHEN APPROXIMATELY NINE ACRES OF PAVEMENT IN THE YARD 607 AREA ADJACENT TO THE AUTO TERMINAL TO SERVE AS A FLEXIBLE MULTIPLE CARGOS STORAGE AREA. UPGRADE PAVEMENT IN A LIMITED NUMBER OF TARGETED AREAS WITHIN APPROXIMATELY 30 ACRES OF CARGO STORAGE YARD SELECTED FOR GREATEST NEAR TERM OPERATIONAL BENEFIT WHERE DETERIORATED CONDITIONS LIMIT THE ABILITY TO SAFELY TRANSPORT AND STACK CONTAINERS AND OTHER CARGO. CONSTRUCT A NEW STORMWATER COLLECTION SYSTEM TO REDUCE POLLUTANTS ENTERING THE COLUMBIA RIVER FROM THE YARD. REPLACE LIGHTING SYSTEM COMPONENTS IN THIS AREA. COMPONENT 4 LIGHT AND ELECTRICAL IMPROVEMENTS UPGRADE ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS TO PROVIDE THE PORT WITH A MORE ENERGY EFFICIENT AND RESILIENT NETWORK FOR THE CARGO STORAGE YARD, INCLUDING INSTALL NEW ELECTRICAL DUCT BETWEEN T6 UTILITY STRUCTURES TO PROVIDE A PATHWAY FOR MEDIUM VOLTAGE FEEDER UPGRADE AND FUTURE OPERATIONS. REPLACE SUBSTATION A LINEUP OF FUSED AIR SWITCHES AND MEDIUM-VOLTAGE AIR FEEDERS AND SWITCHES THAT HAVE EXCEEDED THEIR ANTICIPATED SERVICE LIVES. INSTALL NEW CONDUIT AND SWITCHES FOR FUTURE SHORE POWER AND YARD EQUIPMENT CHARGING. INSTALL GENERATORS AND AUTOMATIC TRANSFER SWITCHES AT THE CRITICAL OPERATIONAL LOCATIONS (ADMINISTRATION BUILDING AND T6 ENTRY EXIT GATE. REPLACE 207 HIGH MAST HIGH PRESSURE SODIUM HPS LIGHTING FIXTURES WITH LED LIGHTING AND A WIRELESS CONTROL SYSTEM. REPLACE OIL-FILLED TRANSFORMERS ON TOP OF UTILITY STRUCTURES WITH GROUND-LEVEL DRY TYPE TRANSFORMERS. DELIVERABLES EXPECTED OUTCOMES PERFORMANCE MEASURE TABLE FROM SCHEDULE G PAGE 13 OF THE GRANT AGREEMENT. INTENDED BENEFICIARY PORT OF PORTLAND. SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES NONE.
Mod # | Description | ReasonForModification | Federal Obligation | Date |
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| Not listed | $0 | 3/24/26 | ||
| Not listed | $24.4m | 1/2/24 |