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Expansion Project to Start Soon On North Terminal at Mass.’ Port of New Bedford Recently, the New Bedford Port Authority (NBPA) awarded a $27.9 million contract to D.W. White Construction of Acushnet, Mass., for the North Terminal Expansion building project in the port located along the south coast of Massachusetts. In a news release from the city, New Bedford officials view the expansion as “a transformative port infrastructure project” that will spur long-term economic development by meeting the infrastructure needs of commercial fishermen, the offshore wind industry, and other port users, to ensure economic growth and increased efficiency. New Bedford’s efforts are a culmination of federal, state and private investment that will build a north/south bulkhead
at the North Terminal in the city’s upper harbor. The project also should spur significant investment in the Port of New Bedford in the years to come. Led by the NBPA, the expansion is designed to create a safer and more efficient connection between the New Bedford Harbor and ground transportation systems in town. More specifically, the building project will: • Extend the North Terminal Bulkhead in the upper harbor. • Backfill the new bulkhead with 97,000 cu. yds. of clean, suitable material sourced from Cadmium (CAD) Cell 4. Approximately 150,000 sq. ft. of upland terminal space will see PORT page 16