As an international logistics gateway, Trade Point Atlantic’s projected 28,000 tractor trailer trips per day may have several future traffic and environmental impacts on the communities surrounding the new bay bridge crossing. To assure that all branches of government give proper consideration to the environment the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) policy Read more…
National Maritime Day Onboard Nuclear Ship SAVANNAH May 20, 2018 With additional vessels, displays and activities dockside at Pier 13, Canton Marine Terminal Baltimore, Maryland This event is free and open to the public National Maritime Day National Maritime Day was established by a Joint Resolution Read more…
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TRADEPOINT ATLANTIC will sponsor April 27, 2016 a spring open house at 1600 Sparrows Point Blvd, Sparrows Point, Maryland 21219 for 6-8 P.M.
CEO Michael Moore will address (more…)
BALTIMORE DISTRICT Baltimore Harbor and Channels General Reevaluation Study The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Baltimore District is currently partnering with the Maryland Port Administration on the Baltimore Harbor and Channels 50-Foot Project General Reevaluation Study. This study is evaluating the feasibility of improvements, including potentially widening different sections, to Read more…
U.S. Ports: Investing in Engines of Economic Development and American Competitiveness Mar072016 Print this page Image(s) included Post a comment Trade and InvestmentPenny PritzkerThomas PerezAnthony FoxxInfrastructure Posted at 4:43 PM Secretaries Foxx, Perez and Pritzker at Tradepoint Atlantic in Baltimore County Guest blog post by Secretary of Transportation Anthony Foxx, Secretary Read more…
December 7, 2015in North Americatagged: Baltimore, wwlWWL Extends Baltimore Contract WWL Extends Baltimore Contract Norwegian transport firm Wallenius Wilhelmsen Logistics has signed a 30-year contract to continue to provide transport services for the Port of Baltimore. WWL is the port’s largest roll-on, roll-off customer, and handles a range of vehicle Read more…
