Federal grant · project grant (b)
Award Purpose the Project Will Modernize the Facilitys Cargo Handling Infrastructure by Paving Approximately Seven Acres of the Underutilized Rock Surfaced Area as Well as Provide Connectivity to Adjacent Storage Transit Sheds and Railroads to Accommodate Multimodal Transloading Options for Cargo. the New Facility Will Improve Drainage and Be Constructed for Multipurpose Use to Allow the Site to Be Utilized for Various Imported and Exported Cargo Types. Activities to Be Performed the Project Will Be Completed as Two Components Cargo Yard Improvements Pave Approximately Seven Acres of Cargo Storage Yard With Related Drainage Improvements. Rail Extension: Construct Approximately 200 Linear Feet of at Grade Rail Extension. Deliverables Expected Outcomes on Page 10 of the Grant Agreement Schedule G. Measure Cargo Volume Total Tons Cargo Moved Per Year Teus and or Short Tons. Category and Description Economic Competitiveness and Opportunity Cargo Volume Measures the Movement of Freight Through the Project Study Area. Report the Total Cargo Volume and the Volume Disaggregated by Type of Freight I E Containers in Teu and Bulk in Tons or Type of Intermodal Transport Truck or Rail. Measure Vessel Calls Total Vessel Calls Per Year. Category and Description Economic Competitiveness and Opportunity Measures the Number of Vessels Calling to the Project Study Area. Must Be Reported in Total and Disaggregated by Any of the Following Where Applicable: Vessel Type E G Container Bulk Ro Ro LNG Freight Capacity Vessel Length, or Other. Measurement Frequency Quarterly. Intended Beneficiary Lake Charles Harbor and Terminal District. Subrecipient Activities None.
Committed
$3.0 Million
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