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April 12, 2021

Turning the Tides With Design-Build for Ports and Maritime Projects

Ports and maritime facilities are massive and complex installations. Much like in a major city, terminal owners and operators routinely deal with aging infrastructure developed during and after World War II, including buildings, road/rail transportation, water, sewer and power utilities. As the strains of the past year illuminated our need for efficient and resilient operations to keep pace with commerce, the maritime community is looking to invest significantly in upgrades and modernization improvements at its sites.

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