The existing property was being used for ship container storage and was built over an existing landfill years ago. To facilitate completion of this turning notch, Moss/Kiewit not only contracted with Ryan but contracted with several other firms, all of which had specific and specialized work. Collectively this project will be completed by 2023 and a turning notch of 30 acres will provide the Port the ability to accommodate five additional cargo ships and potentially three container gantry cranes.

Our scope of work consists of the following:
• Construction of temporary access roads
• Site demolition of existing structures, light poles, utilities, asphalt…etc.
• Turning Notch and adjacent property trash/debris/muck removal to a Class 1 landfill which equates to approximately 1,800,000 tons of material.
• Blasting of the Limestone/Cementitious material, which is located below the trash/debris/muck, to a depth of 50 feet.
• Excavation and removal from site, the Limestone/Cementitious material which equates to approximately 3,500,000 tons.
• Earthwork outside of the turning notch will be completed to accommodate future container storage.