U.S. Department of Transportation (USDOT) to fund over $703 million for 41 projects

The USDOT declared more than $703 million to fund 41 projects to improve port facilities and the funds are available through the Maritime Administration’s Port Infrastructure Development Program.
The program will benefit coastal seaports, Great Lakes ports, and inland river ports, helping improve supply chain reliability.
The Port Infrastructure Development Program (PIDP) supports measures by ports and industry stakeholders to improve port and related freight infrastructure to fulfill the nation’s freight transportation needs.
The program provides planning, capital funding, and project management help to improve ports’ capacity and efficiency.
Beneficiaries of the grants are the JAXPORT EXPRESS Project ($23,518,000), Salem Wind Port Project ($33,835,953), Project Steel Wheel – Columbus Dock Expansion ($6,123,225), Port of Camden Access and Infrastructure Resiliency Project ($25,000,000).
Cleveland-Cuyahoga County Port Authority ($27,223,711), Grays Harbor Terminal 4 Expansion & Redevelopment Project ($25,500,000), and Port of Green Bay Site Development Project ($10,134,800).

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