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Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Eda Investment Will Install 64 Steel Pile Sleeves on the Existing Deep Draft Dock to Increase Its Useful Life, and a Roll-on Roll-off Cargo Dock to Increase the Port's Offering and Efficiency. the Project Is Located in Matanuska-susitna Borough's Port Mackenzie. the Project Is Estimated to Generate 16 New Jobs and $800,000 in Private Investment. the Project Serves as a Back Up to the Port of Alaska and Is Critical Infrastructure for the Cook Inlet Bridge and Port Mackenzie Rail Spur. This Project Will Increase the Resiliency of the State of Alaska by Strengthening the Port of Mackenzie So That in the Event That the Port of Alaska Is Damaged Due to a Natural or Other Disaster and Ships Need to Be Re-routed to an Alternate Port.
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$7.6 Million
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