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Port of Seattle Breaks Ground on Maritime Innovation Center
The Port of Seattle has commenced the renovation of the historic Ship Supply Building at Fishermenâs Terminal, aiming to transform it into a modern Maritime Innovation Center (MInC). This new facility will support the maritime industry by bringing together students, businesses, public agencies, and community stakeholders. The port is partnering with Miller Hull for the construction.âTodayâs groundbreakingâŚ
Tacoma, Seattle Ports Ink Deals for Navigation Improvement Projects
Pacific Northwest seaports Seattle and Tacoma have signed design agreements with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) for a pair of waterway navigation improvement projects.The Seattle Navigation Improvement Project, authorized by Congress in 2018, and the Tacoma Harbor Navigation Improvement Project, authorized in 2022, are part of a comprehensive modernization initiative for The Northwest SeaportâŚ
Port of Seattle Shelves Plans for New Cruise Terminal
Plans to develop a new cruise terminal at the Port of Seattle have been derailed by the coronavirus pandemic. The port announced Tuesday it has called off a request for industry proposals for a joint investment to build and operate a proposed new cruise terminal to serve the Alaska market.âOur current focus remains on public health,â said Port of Seattle Executive Director Steve Metruck. âWe continueâŚ
Seattle Port Celebrates 20th Year of Cruising
The Port of Seattle, celebrating 20 years as a homeport, welcomes the 2019 cruise season with the arrival of the first shipâCelebrity Eclipse, at the Bell StreetâŚ
Port of Seattle Joins Washington's 'Maritime Blue Strategy'
The Port of Seattle joined with a broad range of maritime stakeholders in support of Governor Jay Insleeâs âMaritime Blue Strategyâ.According to a press note, theâŚ
Port of Seattle Names Metruck Executive Director
The Port of Seattle Commission has appointed retired U.S. Coast Guard Rear Admiral Stephen P. Metruck as its new Executive Director, effective February 1, 2018. Metruck will succeed interim executive director Dave Soike, who took over following the resignation of port CEO Ted Fick in February 2017. Metruck brings 34 years of executive experience in maritime, security and financial leadership to his new role.
Port of Seattle CEO Resigns
Port of Seattle CEO Ted Fick tendered his resignation at a public port commission meeting Thursday after more than 2.5 years at the helm. Fick was recently placed on paid administrative leave due to âpersonnel issuesâ and the separation was described as âmutualâ. âWe accept the resignation of Ted Fick, and acknowledge his desire to return to the private sector,â said Commission President Tom Albro.
Port of Seattle Welcomes New Commissioner
The Port of Seattle welcomed its newest commissioner, Fred Felleman, as he took the oath of office along with reelected Commissioner Courtney Gregoire at Tuesdayâs Commission meeting.
Norwegian Cruise Line, Port of Seattle Ink 15-year Lease
The Port of Seattle signed a 15-year lease with Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings (NCLH) parent company of Norwegian Cruise Line, Oceania Cruises and Regent Seven Seas Cruises. The deal secures NCLH ships in Seattle for the full term of the lease and provides passenger volume guarantees estimated to bring $73 million dollars of revenue to the port. âWe thank Norwegian Cruise Line for their commitment to Seattle and the Alaska cruise business,â said Commissioner John Creighton.
Port of Seattle Hires Director of Strategic Initiatives
Port of Seattle CEO Ted J. Fick appointed Dave Caplan as a member of the portâs executive team as director of the new Office of Strategic Initiatives. Caplan will be responsible for exploring, developing and implementing initiatives to support performance within organization. He will work to ensure the portâs metrics are aligned with strategies, that programs support a high performance organization, and that the LEAN philosophy is incorporated into all aspects of the portâs business processes.
Port of Seattle CEO Presents Organizational Changes
Port of Seattle CEO Ted J. Fick presented a blueprint for his vision for leading the organization, announcing a realignment that aims to grow operations and increase jobs throughout the region and state by promoting economic development and advancing the portâs Century Agenda. Organizational changes include the creation of an office for strategic initiatives, as well as a new economic development office to encompass a number of existing functions such as real estateâŚ
Port of Seattle Co-Presidents Reelected for 2015
The Port of Seattleâs co-presidents Stephanie Bowman and Courtney Gregoire have been reelected by the portâs commission for another full-year term. The commission also elected John Creighton to serve as vice president, Tom Albro to serve as commission secretary and Bill Bryant to serve as assistant secretary. âWe began 2014 with a focus on critical issues including enhancing the competitiveness of our seaportâŚ
New Study Defines Port of Seattle as 'The Green Gateway'
The "Carbon Footprint Study of the Asia to North America Intermodal Trade," was conducted by Herbert Engineering Corp., which looks at CO2e emissions of intermodal shipments from Asia to North American markets.
Crowley Receive Port of Seattle Environmental Award
Crowley Maritime Corp was recently honored with the Marine Environmental Business of the Year Award during the 62nd Annual Maritime Festival Luncheon in Seattle. Crowleyâs Gordon Brink, administrative assistant, harbor ship assist and tanker escort services, accepted the award from the Port of Seattleâs CEO Tay Yoshitani on behalf of the company. Each year the award is granted to a company that demonstratesâŚ
Korean Company Extends Port of Seattle Berthing Lease
The Port of Seattle Commission approves lease extension with Total Terminals International (TTI), a J/V subsidiary of Hanjin Shipping & Terminal Investment Limited (TIL). The ten-year lease extension will secure continued volume and revenue at Terminal 46 for the next 13 years, through 2025. Hanjin Shipping, headquartered in Seoul, South Korea, is a subsidiary of the Hanjin Group, a large transportation conglomerate that includes Korean Air Lines.
