? How to use this page
How to use a tender page
- What is being bought, for how much, and what happens next.
- Next step tells you the procedure and where the notice is; Watch to follow deadlines and the award.
- Full scope, exact values, dates and bidders open with this market's edition, with a calendar export.
Pacific Coast Intermodal Port PIDP North Spit
Pacific Coast Intermodal Port - PIDP-funded rail infrastructure on the North Spit of Coos Bay, preparing the terminal area and its connection to the Coos Bay Rail Line
Every fact on this page is free. Exact values, dates, award detail and the procurement route open in the United States edition — one edition is free with one email. Open your free edition · Open this record in the Atlas
- Buyer
- Oregon International Port of Coos Bay
- Where
- Oregon · Coos Bay
- Segments
- Track, Civil works
- Technology areas
- Track & civil
- Status
- Planned — Grant awarded, no contract published.
- Value band
- $5–25m
- Currency
- USD
- Key dates (month)
- Grant announced April 2026
Status in full
Read more
Grant awarded, no contract published. The Port announced the award from the US Maritime Administration's Port Infrastructure Development Program in April 2026. It names no contractor, publishes no solicitation for the scope and publishes no construction value. This is a distinct award from the earlier Port Infrastructure Development Program grant for comprehensive tie and ballast replacement on the rail line, which the Port lists as completed.
Next step
Withheld in the free surface
- Full scope
- Exact value
- How the figure was arrived at
- Key dates (1)
- Published bidders
Full detail withheld: 5 fields. In the United States edition · See a fully open example
2 sources · all primary
- ● Oregon International Port of Coos Bay · Press release, 27 April 2026 — 'Port of Coos Bay Awarded $11 Million Grant to Advance Rail Infrastructure for Pacific Coast Intermodal Port'. Read 14 September 2026, HTTP 200, 105,084 bytes. States that the Pacific Coast Intermodal Port project has been awarded an $11.25 million grant through the US Maritime Administration's Port Infrastructure Development Program, supporting rail infrastructure improvements on the North Spit of Coos Bay that prepare the future terminal area for cargo movement and strengthen connections to the Coos Bay Rail Line. Names no contractor and publishes no construction value. A distinct award from the $10 million PIDP grant for comprehensive tie and ballast replacement on the rail line. (published 2026-04-27 · checked 2026-09-14)
- ● Oregon International Port of Coos Bay · Ship-to-Rail Terminal Advances with Executed INFRA Grant Agreement, press release of 22 June 2026. States that the Port has formally executed its $25 million Infrastructure for Rebuilding America grant agreement with the US Department of Transportation following approval by the Port's Commission at its special June PCIP Commission meeting, and that NorthPoint Development is providing a $25 million match, creating a combined $50 million effort to advance environmental review, permitting and preliminary engineering activities. Read 14 September 2026, HTTP 200. (published 2026-06-22 · checked 2026-09-14)
Related tenders
Same buyer first, then the same segment in this market.
| Tender | Buyer | Status | Value band | Next key date |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Coos Bay Rail Line 15 Bridge Rehabilitation | Port of Coos Bay | In execution | $25–100m | |
| Coos Bay Rail Line Modernisation CRISI-funded Design | Port of Coos Bay | Planned | $25–100m | |
| Pacific Coast Intermodal Port Coos Bay Infrastructure | Port of Coos Bay | Planned | $25–100m |
Show all 6 related tenders
| Tender | Buyer | Status | Value band | Next key date |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ashmont and Mattapan Infrastructure Upgrades | MBTA | Open | $100–500m | |
| Coos Bay Rail Line Tie and Ballast | Port of Coos Bay | In execution | $5–25m | |
| Coos Bay Rail Line Nine Tunnel Rehabilitation | Port of Coos Bay | In execution | $5–25m |
Browse: the Atlas · United States · players · events
Compiled by Watchtower to editorial standards the Managing Partner sets and enforces. Public record only — every datum carries its source.