From Supply Chain Management Review:
More news surfaced recently confirming that the Port of Oakland is consolidating its position as a leading ocean cargo gateway in the U.S.
Maritime Director John Driscoll said last week that the port envisions more than $600 million worth of infrastructure investment. It’s coming from private developers, government grants and port funds, he added.
Projects ranging from marine terminal improvements to new distribution centers are either on the drawing board or under construction,
Driscoll said. They’re expected to strengthen Oakland’s position as a magnet for containerized imports and exports. “These are game-changers,” Driscoll said. “They will give us first-class logistics capabilities.”