Award Purpose the Project Will Modernize a Yard at the Portland International Marine Terminal Imt That Is…
FY2025 · complete year · data as of 2026-09-01
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Award 693JF72444060 is a grant from the Department of Transportation to Maine Department of Transportation, $14.2M obligated, FY2025 to FY2029, for Award Purpose the Project Will Modernize a Yard at the Portland International Marine Terminal Imt…. The work is performed in Maine. Source
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Award Purpose the Project Will Modernize a Yard at the Portland International Marine Terminal Imt That Is Used for Refrigerated Cargoes. Work Includes the Construction of Racks to Store Containers with Refrigerated Cargoes Steel Frames to House Stairs to Access Containers Lighting and the Electrical Infrastructure to Enable the Containers to Be Connected to Shore Power While They Are in Storage and Waiting to Be Unloaded or Transported. Activities to Be Performed the Project Will Expand the Imts Refrigerated Container Yard to Include Reefer Racks That Will Increase Storage Capacity to Roughly 420 Containers and Will Perform Gate Access Modifications to Gate 4 at the Imt. The Project Includes One Component Component 1 Gate Access Modification & Reefer Racks Construction Element 1 Gate Access Modification Relocate the Facilitys Sliding Chain Link Gate to the Northwest Corner of the Facility to Better Accommodate Traffic Flow. Existing Sliding Chain Link Gate Will Be Reused. Element 1 Reefer Racks Construction Construction of 12 Refrigerated Container Reefer Racks Set on Pile Supported Concrete Slabs. Containers Will Be Stacked in Blocks of Seven Containers Wide by Five Containers High. The Racks Will Have Steel Frames That House Stairs Lighting and Electrical Equipment to Plug in the Reefers While They Are Stacked in Storage and Are Waiting to Be Unloaded or Transported. Laydown of 9 Inch Thick Pavement to Sustain Heavy Loads. Installation of Drainage Features Lighting and Security Measures. Electrical Features Including Underground Primary Power Distribution to the Site. Pad Mounted Transformers. Electrical Distribution Equipment to Support the Installation of 150 Nema 4 Times 4 Gang Refrigerated Container Receptacles. Receptacles Will Be Mounted on the Support Structures, Two Per Floor, and Each Support Structure Will Also Be Furnished with Two Manual Transfer Switches with 400 Amp Cam Switches. The Reefer Rack Concrete Slab Foundations Have Been Designed to a Height Greater Than the Sites Flood Elevation Eliminating Flooding Concerns of the Electrical Equipment. Install Automation System to Monitor the Number of Refrigerated Plugs Online at Any Given Time to Meet City Decibel Limits at the Boundary to the Residential Zone. Deliverables Expected Outcomes Performance Measure Table from Schedule G Page 11 of the Grant Agreement Measure Category and Description Measurement Frequency Cargo Volume Teus Economic Competitiveness and Opportunity Themovement of Teus Moved by Vessel in the Area Defined by the Project Study Area Quarterly. Reportable Events Safety and Quality of Life Total Number of Reportable Events Per Year. A Reportable Event Is Defined as a Safety or Security Event Occurring in the Project Study Area Terminal Berth Etc That Results in One or More of the Following Conditions a Fatality Confirmed Within 30 Days of the Event. An Injury Requiring Immediate Medical Attention Away from the Scene for One or More Person. Property Damage Equal to or Exceeding 25000. Collisions Involving Vehicles or Vessels. An Evacuation for Life Safety Reasons. Quarterly. Vessel Calls Economic Competitiveness and Opportunity Total Vessel Calls Per Year. 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 Eg Container Bulk Ro Ro LNG Freight Capacity Vessel Length or Other. Quarterly. Intended Beneficiary Maine Department of Transportation. Subrecipient Activities None.