Projects

The Oregon International Port of Coos Bay is committed to investing in infrastructure, transportation, economic development, and community partnerships that strengthen Oregon's South Coast. From major capital improvements and maritime facilities to long-range planning initiatives and collaborative regional projects, the Port's work supports economic opportunity, enhances public infrastructure, and helps position the region for future success.

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The South Coast Rail Trail Feasibility Study

The Port of Coos Bay’s South Coast Rail Trail feasibility study is a Port-led community initiative exploring the opportunity to create a new regional…

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Charleston Shipyard Revitalization Project

The Charleston Shipyard is a critical piece of Oregon’s South Coast working waterfront and the only public shipyard in the region. It supports the…

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Pacific Coast Intermodal Port

The Oregon International Port of Coos Bay has partnered with NorthPoint Development to construct a state-of-the-art container terminal on Port owned…

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Coos Bay Rail Line Projects

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Charleston Marina Projects

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Channel Modification Project

For decades, maritime freight transportation has trended towards larger and larger ships, resulting in the need for wider and deeper navigation…

Strategic Business Plan Update

The Port of Coos Bay is launching an update to its Strategic Business Plan (SBP), last revised in 2015. This plan serves as a critical roadmap…

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U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Releases Workplan, includes $34.65 Million to Repair Coos Bay’s North Jetty

For Immediate Release: January 21, 2021
Coos Bay, OR –

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Solicitations & Public Notices

The Oregon International Port of Coos Bay is soliciting proposals for the projects and opportunities listed on this page. Complete project…

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