Miami-Dade County

The Project Funds Two Independent Components Improvements to a Cargo Yard and Construction of a Fumigation and Cold Chain Processing Center. the Cargo Yard Resiliency Improvements Component Upgrades Drainage Repairs Pavements and Installs Stormwater Retention Facilities. the Compoinet Also Provides for the Installation of Additional Infrastructure to Support Refrigerated Containers. the Second Component Funds Construction of a State of the Art Fumigation and Cold Chain Processing Facility. the Fumigation and Cold Chain Processing Center Also Supports the Safe Flow of Agricultural and Food Products Free of Pests and Diseases Domestically and Internationally and Furthers the Treatment Requirements of 7 CFR 305.5 305.8.

Committed

$43.9 Million

Paid out
$6.5M
15%
Committed, not yet paid
$37.5M
85%

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Source

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Federal grant · project grant (b)

Department of Transportation

Maritime Administration

Port Infrastructure Development Program to