PORT OF MOBILE Ex Excel ellen lent t Transp spor ortation tation Infras rastru ruct cture re I-10 & I-65 5 Class 1 Railroads/AGR-BNSF, CN, CSX, KCS, NS Intermodal Container Rail Service (Accessible to ALL Railroads) Rail Ferry Service Every 4-days to Mexico Air Cargo (Brookley Complex) Inland / Intracoastal Waterways State of the Art Container Terminal and ICTF Ful ull Servi vice ce Seapor port t - 10th th Large gest t in the e U.S. * 58+ Million Tons Annually Port Wide Fastest Growth Container Port in North Am. 2016 / Top 5 in 2017 2 nd Largest Steel Port in U.S. 3 rd Largest Export Coal Port Major Forest Products Port Major Automotive Components/Automotive Grade Steel Port Handled 1590 vessels in FY 2018 Handled 147,119 rail cars in FY 2018 * * USACE Waterborne Statistics Center – CY2016
Lower Harbor – 45 ft. Draft Intermodal Investments Serving Larger Post Panamax Ships Container Terminal / ICTF / Logistics Containers / Steel / Coal Upper Harbor – 40 ft. Draft Serving Panamax Ships Metals / Forest Products / Petroleum 5 National Railroads Frozen Poultry / Grain / Coal 3 Short Line Railroads Interstates / I-65 & I-10 Inland Waterways Via Tennessee-Tombigbee
PORT OF MOBILE ECONOMIC IMPACT Cargo and Vessel Activity Impacts for Alabama Alone Alabama abama State e Port Authority hority Generat erates: es: 134,608 direct and indirect jobs $486.9 million in direct/induced/indirect tax impact Total Economic Value $22.4 Billion Port of Mobile bile Privat ate e Termina minals ls (Pa Partic ticipa ipating) ting) Generat erate: e: 18,670 direct and indirect jobs $81.1 million in direct/induced/indirect tax impact Total Economic Value $2.7 Billion Martin Associates – 2017
PRODUCTS HANDLED AT THE PORT OF MOBILE Exports: Alabama Metallurgical Coal, Machinery, Forest Products, Iron/Steel Products, Frozen Poultry, Grain, Petroleum Products, Cotton, Peanuts, and Chemicals. Imports: Automotive & Aviation Components, Thermal Coal, Pig Iron, Wind Energy Components, Metals, Forest Products, Consumer Goods, Home Décor, Petroleum, Cement/Aggregates, and Chemicals.
AutoMobile International - RO/RO TERMINAL Ship, Rail, Highway Served 150,000 Units in Annual Throughput Concessionaire Terminal Zárate S.A. and SAAM Puertos S.A. Terminal Completed Mid-year 2020
CONTAINER TERMINAL GROWTH TO MEET VESSEL NEEDS Current Capacity: 500,000 TEU Phase 3 Capacity: 650,000 TEU Installation of RTG/RMG: 1,000,000 TEU North Property: 1,500,000 TEU Dock Can Be Extended Beyond 2,000 ft. (609.6 m) Phase 3 |$50MM+ Expansion Completed 2019 400 ft. Dock Extension, 20+ ac., Adding 4 Outbound Gates Crane Service: 2 Post Panamax 2 Super Post-Panamax - 23 Container Wide Outreach & 11 Containers High on Deck
INTERNATIONAL DISTRIBUTION MTC Logistics – New Blast Freeze/Cold Storage IDC 12 Million Cubic Ft. (339,802 cbm) / 40,000 Pallet Position Facility Capable of 30 Blast Loads Daily – Operational Mid-2020 BRC Certified, GFSI (Global Food Safety Initiative) Benchmarked Standard USDA Import/Export Inspections Services Port Drayage & LTL Consolidation Services On-Site Processing Outside of APM Terminals Gates
HARBOR MODERNIZATION Current Dimensions – Year Round 45 ft. (13.7 m) Deep 400 ft. (121.9 m) Wide US Army Corps of Engineers Record of Decision Due December 2019 Project Deepens Bar, Bay and River Channels and adds a Passing Lane Depth of 50 ft. in Bay & River Channels Depth of 52 ft. at the Bar Channel Widen Bay Channel 3 mi. Length and 100 ft. Width Bend Easing (Upper Bar Channel) Turning Basin Improvement E ST . P ROJECT C OSTS : $387.8 M ILLION – S TATE S HARE $143 M ILLION A NNUAL N ET B ENEFITS OF A PPROX . $34.5MM B ENEFIT C OST R ATIO 3.0 Improves Vessel Safety and Efficiencies, Provides Economies of Scale to Shippers
ALABAMA STATE PORT AUTHORITY SERVING ALABAMA INDUSTRY! Thank You ! @AlabamaStatePortAuth @ASPAJAdams Parrish Lawler, Director, Trade & Development 1+ 251-441-7146 | plawler@asdd.com www.asdd.com
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