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Arcosa Rolls Out Specialized Container Barges At 200 by 70 feet, the new barge takes up the same space in a tow as two standard hopper barges, but can hold 72 40-foot containers, nearly twice as much as the two standard barges would be able to handle.

At 200 by 70 feet, the new barge takes up the same space in a tow as two standard hopper barges, but can hold 72 40-foot containers, nearly twice as much as the two standard barges would be able to handle.

Arcosa Rolls Out Specialized Container Barges

May 28, 2021

For years, said Neal Langdon, executive vice president of Arcosa Marine Products Inc., proponents of container-on-barge (COB) have had difficulty persuading stakeholders to invest in shoreside COB assets because they… Read More

American Patriot Officials Discuss Timetable For Transformative Container Project A screenshot from the Inland Marine Expo panel on the Louisiana Gateway Terminal shows the layout of the proposed terminal and panelists Ken Eriksen, Sal Litrico and Sandy Sanders.

A screenshot from the Inland Marine Expo panel on the Louisiana Gateway Terminal shows the layout of the proposed terminal and panelists Ken Eriksen, Sal Litrico and Sandy Sanders.

American Patriot Officials Discuss Timetable For Transformative Container Project

October 9, 2020

While the Louisiana Purchase in 1803 drastically enlarged the land area of the fledgling United States—about 827,000 square miles was acquired in the deal with France—the Mississippi River, which formed… Read More

Port NOLA Sets New Container Record In 2018

February 1, 2019

The Port of New Orleans has announced it set a new record in 2018 for container handling, with 591,253 twenty-foot equivalent units (TEUs) moved at its Napoleon Avenue Container Terminal… Read More

Savannah Port Sets Container Record Ship-to-shore cranes load export boxes onto vessels at the Port of Savannah’s Garden City Terminal in this February 26, 2018, file photo. The Georgia Ports Authority handled nearly 414,000 twenty-foot-equivalent container units in October. (photo courtesy of Georgia Ports Authority/Stephen B. Morton)

Ship-to-shore cranes load export boxes onto vessels at the Port of Savannah’s Garden City Terminal in this February 26, 2018, file photo. The Georgia Ports Authority handled nearly 414,000 twenty-foot-equivalent container units in October. (photo courtesy of Georgia Ports Authority/Stephen B. Morton)

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Arcosa Rolls Out Specialized Container Barges

American Patriot Officials Discuss Timetable For Transformative Container Project

Port NOLA Sets New Container Record In 2018

Savannah Port Sets Container Record

Port Of Houston Container Volume On Record Pace Through First Nine Months Of Year

Report Touts Containerization For Soy Exports