Federal grant · project grant (b)

Port of Grays Harbor

Award Purpose the Project Will Fund Improvements to Terminal 4 at the Port of Grays Harbor. Activities to Be Performed the Project Includes the Construction of Approximately 40000 Feet of Additional Rail to Accommodate Unit Trains and Railcar Storage the Repurposing of a 50 Acre Brownfield Site Into a Breakbulk Cargo Handling and Laydown Area Access and Roadway Improvements Replacement of Marine Terminal Fendering Systems and Related Site Improvements. Deliverables Expected Outcomes the Project Will Improve Cargo Flow Into and Through the International Shipping Complex. Intended Beneficiary Port of Grays Harbor. Subrecipient Activities Na.

Committed

$25.5 Million

Paid out
$22.8M
89%
Committed, not yet paid
$2.7M
11%

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Source

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