Port of Baltimore to spend US$32.7m to dredge second 50 ft berth
The Port of Baltimore is set to deepen a second container berth to 50 ft at the Seagirt Marine Terminal as part of a US$32.7m project funded by the state and terminal operator Ports America Chesapeake.
Governor Larry Hogan announced that the Maryland Department of Transportation Maryland Port Administration (MDOT MPA) will receive a US$6.6m US Department of Transportation grant to contribute toward the project.
Additionally, the state of Maryland will contribute US$7.8m and Ports America Chesapeake will add US$18.4m in order to reach the US$32.7m total.
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