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  1. North Carolina State Ports Authority and the Army Corps of Engineers are jointly evaluating proposed improvements for Wilmington Harbor.

USDOT Awards $6M Grant to North Carolina State Ports Authority for Wilmington Expansion

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 14
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U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy announced investments by the U.S. Department of Transportation to expand truck parking across 12 states. The North Carolina State Ports Authority was awarded $6 million under this program to expand operations at the Port of Wilmington. This funding will construct 140 dedicated commercial motor vehicle parking spaces and 50 container staging positions.

From portcitydaily.com

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The investment addresses a regional shortage of secure truck parking and aims to improve driver safety and logistics efficiency. The new capacity at the Port of Wilmington will enable early container arrivals, temporary storage, and coordinated terminal deliveries.

The North Carolina State Ports Authority and the Army Corps of Engineers are jointly evaluating proposed improvements for Wilmington Harbor.

From portcitydaily.com

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