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wind service spotlight: transportation & logistics
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Port of Longview
Services: Breakbulk cargo handling port, secure indoor and outdoor storage, 9 marine terminals, and customized services.
Min/Max Loads/Tonnage: 140 MT tandum lift
Location/Logistics: The Port's strategic location as a full-service operating port on the Columbia River in Washington State,
a program of unique cargo services, an outstanding workforce, and fully equipped marine facilities make it an efficient and reliable terminal-handling facility.
Key Features:
• Rail served by both BNSF and Union Pacific;
• On-dock rail;
• 70 acres of open laydown storage adjacent to breakbulk berths;
• Two Liebherr Mobile Harbor Cranes;
• Foreign Trade Zone and covered storage options.
www.portoflongview.com
Location/Logistics: Located in the extended San Francisco Bay Area, the Port of Stockton provides instant access to less congested highways including I-5, CA-99, and CA-4, and is an hour away from I-80.
Qualifications/Certifications: The Port of Stockton has been in operation since 1933 and handles a variety of cargo for dozens of clients.
Key Features:
• 15 multi-purpose berths available upon demand;
• Around the clock security; • 24/7 access to freight;
• Dockside rail loading.
www.portofstockton.com
C.H. Robinson Project Logistics
Services: C.H. Robinson Project Logistics
has experience in developing and executing successful logistics plans for the transportation and management of heavy-lift and over- dimensional wind turbine equipment, from pick-up to final site. After a proactive analysis of all requirements, they help their clients develop solutions and contingency plans to help ensure shipping schedules are consistently met. They offer several services, including: detailed route planning; part/full charters; aircraft chartering and emergency rush air freight; accurate documentation; timely status reports; and consulting services for complex letters of credit and bid documents. Their experienced team
of professionals is available onsite at global locations to manage the successful completion of technically demanding projects.
www.chrobinson.com
Port of Stockton
Services: With 24/7 access to freight, the
Port of Stockton is designed to quickly get cargo moving with flexible solutions for the renewable energy market. These include stevedoring, warehousing, inventory management, and transloading. Served
by the UP and BNSF railways, the Port has 2.5 miles of on-dock rail with ample laydown area.
Min/Max Loads/Tonnage: The Port
of Stockton has handled a wide variety
of renewable energy shipments. It offers services for breakbulk and heavy lift shipments both large and small. With two mobile harbor cranes, around the clock security, and a 24/7 gate they offer unique and flexible results for critical logistical issues.
Port of Olympia
Services: Breakbulk, heavy lift, on-dock rail
served by BN and UP, easy I5 access
Min/Max Loads/Tonnage: 140 ton mobile harbor crane, warehouse, and plenty of laydown area
Location/Logistics: Less than 1 mile from I5, central access to Columbia River Basin and Seattle markets, on-dock and warehouse rail served by both UP and BN
Qualifications/Certifications: Established in 1922, the Port of Olympia has handled wind energy components and heavy lift cargoes for a variety of customers
www.portolympia.com