South Slip Fill Project at ITS Terminal
Sector: Freight • Location: Long Beach, California, United States
Source: Trains Magazine
The South Slip Fill Project is a $365 million expansion of the International Transportation Service (ITS) container terminal at the Port of Long Beach. The project will increase the terminal's capacity by up to 50% and accommodate some of the world's largest container ships. It includes a 560-foot extension of the existing wharf and filling in a 19-acre area within the ITS terminal that is no long
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Description | The South Slip Fill Project is a $365 million expansion of the International Transportation Service (ITS) container terminal at the Port of Long Beach. The project will increase the terminal's capacity by up to 50% and accommodate some of the world's largest container ships. It includes a 560-foot extension of the existing wharf and filling in a 19-acre area within the ITS terminal that is no longer needed as a berth for ships. The project is expected to be completed by 2028. |
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