The Port Commission of the Port of Houston Authority has awarded a US$33.2 million contract for the construction of the Phase 3 entry and exit gate at the Bayport Terminal, Eyefortransport reports.
The gate provides for permanent inbound and outbound lanes, support buildings, canopies and associated infrastructure to support operations through ultimate build out of the container terminal.
The Commission has also authorised a $1.1 million amendment to the Port Authority's contract with Lockwood, Andrews & Newnam for Bayport Terminal Complex Phase I Program Management.
This contract has been amended annually to provide for specific tasks scheduled for the upcoming year. Proposed Year Ten services will include design management for gate expansion, security and railroad signal projects.
Also included will be construction management and inspection for security, multiple Bayport buildings and gate expansion contracts.
The gate provides for permanent inbound and outbound lanes, support buildings, canopies and associated infrastructure to support operations through ultimate build out of the container terminal.
The Commission has also authorised a $1.1 million amendment to the Port Authority's contract with Lockwood, Andrews & Newnam for Bayport Terminal Complex Phase I Program Management.
This contract has been amended annually to provide for specific tasks scheduled for the upcoming year. Proposed Year Ten services will include design management for gate expansion, security and railroad signal projects.
Also included will be construction management and inspection for security, multiple Bayport buildings and gate expansion contracts.
