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The Port of Seattle annually recognizes customers, tenants, nonprofits, and business partners of all sizes with the Sustainable Century Awards. Award winners serve as role models and demonstrate exceptional sustainability and equi...
Terminal 10 (T-10) is located on the Southeast border of Harbor Island at 3045 16th Avenue SW, Seattle. The facility is almost 15 acres and is used for the storage of container handling equipment. Harbor Island was placed on ...
The Port of Seattle Commission approved a long-term ground lease for a portion of Terminal 106 to Trammell Crow Company. The lease will facilitate the demolition of the Port's old warehouse on the property and the development of a...
Terminal Overview Port of Seattle-owned Terminal 108 is located at 4525 Diagonal Avenue S in Seattle on the Lower Duwamish Waterway (LDW) which bounds the property to the west. It is bounded to the east by a King County pumping...
The North Terminal 115 site (T-115N) is located in the industrial area of the Lower Duwamish Waterway (LDW), at 6000 West Marginal Way SW, Seattle, Washington. T-115N consists of approximately three acres located in the northwest ...
Uplands cleanup completed Terminal 117 uplands soil and in-water sediments cleanup was completed in December 2014. During construction, steel sheet piling was used to isolate contaminated soil and water from the river. PCB cont...
Terminal 30 Remediation Current operations at Terminal 30 Terminal 30 (T-30) is a 31-acre container terminal located at 2431 E. Marginal Way that provides a Seattle base for a major shipping line. Containerized freight ...
Proposed Cruise Terminal at Terminal 46 Port Cancels RFP Seeking Partner for New Cruise Terminal July 28, 2020 – The Port will cancel its request for proposals for a joint investment to build and operate a proposed new cruise ...
Visit the Northwest Seaport Alliance (NWSA) Terminal 5 Improvements project page for the latest updates. Project Overview On Feb. 5, 2019, the port commissions of Seattle and Tacoma discussed staff recommendations for s...
The project will redevelop berths 6 and 8, and provide 750 feet of moorage to ensure the long-term viability of the Port as the home to the North Pacific Fishing Fleet while improving the marine environment by removing creoso...
