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Maine Port Authority
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- Development authority — State port authority that runs the Portland International Marine Terminal, which has Class I rail access
- Market · Region
- United States · Maine
- Open tenders
- 0
- Technology areas
- Track & civil
Runs Portland's International Marine Terminal, which has Class I rail access but no rail programme at the floor.
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Plans, develops and promotes port and intermodal facilities across Maine. Its Portland terminal handles containers and project cargo with CSX rail service and a transload warehouse.
- Type
- Development authority — State port authority that runs the Portland International Marine Terminal, which has Class I rail access
- Where
- Maine · Portland
- Technology areas
- Track & civil
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- Procurement structure
- Award history (0)
- Entry path
- Portals (3)
- Published contacts (1)
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4 sources · all primary
- ● Maine Port Authority: International Marine Terminal · Terminal page: 21-acre container yard, Class I rail access, transload warehouse, rail packer and trackmobile, 170 refrigerated container plugs (published undated · checked 2026-10-08)
- ● Maine Port Authority: Rail Freight Resources · Rail resources page: CP serves Searsport; CSX serves Turner's Island, Sprague-Merrill in Portland and the International Marine Terminal (published undated · checked 2026-10-08)
- ● Maine Port Authority RFPs · Authority's RFP page: no posts on 8 October 2026; mission statement on the About page (published undated · checked 2026-10-08)
- ● MaineDOT: Ports and Marine · Three Port Strategy for Eastport, Searsport and Portland; MaineDOT investment in the Portland International Marine Terminal (published undated · checked 2026-10-08)
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