Port of Long Beach Breaks Ground on Major Terminal Expansion

Big buildout begins at Port of Long Beach amid global trade uncertainty

Port officials and a marine terminal operator began construction on an expansion project at the Port of Long Beach despite a decline in port activity.

Port of Long Beach breaks ground on major terminal expansion

A key terminal at the Port of Long Beach will soon expand, with construction on International Transportation Service’s South Slip Fill Project set to get underway in the coming days. ITS is the leading marine container terminal operator at the Port of Long Beach, having been founded and operated there since 1971, according to a news release. The company’s clients include Ocean Network Express, Yang Ming, Maersk and more. The South Slip Fill Proj…

Port of Long Beach Preps for $365M Terminal Expansion Project

The Port of Long Beach is expected to grow its cargo-handling capacity up to 50% in the coming years as a result of a $365 million terminal expansion project, it was announced Friday. International Transportation Service, a marine container terminal operator, announced Friday that it will begin work on the South Slip Fill Project, which is slated for completion by 2028. The project involves filling in a 19-acre “horseshoe gap” and establishing a…

Long Beach Begins Sidewalk Project - The Gazebo Gazette

The Gazebo Gazette LONG BEACH (GG) — The city of Long Beach announced framing work for the 3rd Street sidewalk project began Thursday, July 3, 2025. This milestone marked a significant progress toward improving pedestrian access and connectivity in the downtown area. Currently, no road closures were needed to begin construction.   “We just wanted to […] The post Long Beach Begins Sidewalk Project appeared first on The Gazebo Gazette.

Port celebrates $365 million terminal expansion that could bring in another half million containers annually

The project will fill in 19 acres of channel to extend the wharf and install new cranes.

ITS Announces $365 Million Expansion Project at Port of Long Beach, Built With American Materials and Local Labor - Journal of Cyber Policy

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