Petroleum and Cement Terminal Construction

Project Overview

The Port of Alaska Petroleum and Cement Terminal project is a state-of-the-art facility designed to enhance the region’s fuel and cement distribution capabilities. As part of the Port of Alaska expansion, this terminal is a critical infrastructure component that will support Alaska’s energy and construction sectors. This modern terminal is engineered to handle large volumes of petroleum products and cement materials efficiently, bolstering the region’s economic growth while improving safety and environmental sustainability.

Pacific Pile and Marine utilized advanced marine construction techniques to ensure durability, efficiency, and resilience in one of the most challenging environments in the United States.

The total modernization program cost is expected to exceed $1 billion over the next decade.

Project Highlights

  • Over 200 piles driven
  • constructed the foundation and platform for the terminal, including advanced pile driving techniques to ensure stability and durability in the icy Alaskan waters.
  • Installation of electrical systems, water treatment facilities, and other essential utilities to support terminal operations.
  • Incorporation of best practices in erosion control, stormwater management, and spill prevention to safeguard the surrounding environment.

 

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