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Yesterday channel clearing efforts continued as crews from Skanska moved the first salvaged pieces of the Key Bridge via barge to Coke Point. The enormous bridge sections were then craned from barge to land where they will be processed in the weeks to come. #keybridge #tradepointatlantic #skanska #MDTA #industryinmotion

Exciting opportunity alert! The two positions below located in Sparrows Point at our corporate headquarters are accepting applications: - Warehouse Supervisor. Primary responsibilities are to oversee and coordinate workers engaged in warehousing and outside storage yard operations of break-bulk cargo. - Logistics Administrator. Primary responsibilities include logistics, inventory system control, customer invoicing, and customer service requests. For more information on these roles visit our website linked below. Resumes can be sent to hr@tradepointatlantic.com. #industryinmotion

Tradepoint Atlantic (TPA) today provided an update on operations that are underway to assist with restoration and recovery efforts following the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge: While vessel traffic beyond the Francis Scott Key Bridge remains temporarily suspended due to channel clearing efforts, TPA's marine terminal remains fully open. Throughout the recovery process, cargo berths have been operational, accepting previously scheduled arrivals, while also providing additional capacity to welcome redirected cargo.    Redirected cargo continues to arrive at Tradepoint Terminals, as work to clear debris with state and federal partners has fully begun. TPA is committed to accepting redirected cargo to help maintain the supply chain and re-establish commercial activity.    Over the next fifteen days, six regularly scheduled roll-on/roll-off (Ro/Ro) vessels and an additional nine redirected vessels will arrive at the site. During that time, 10,000 automobiles will be unloaded and processed utilizing ILA's Local 333.   As previously reported, crews and multiple floating cranes, barges, and vessels have initiated wreckage removal from the Patapsco River. A five acre facility has been cleared at TPA to store and process recovered bridge material.    TPA continues to be in close coordination with the Moore administration, local elected officials, and shipping companies to assist in navigating the logistical concerns impacting the Port of Baltimore. For more information on Tradepoint Atlantic's site and capabilities visit: www.tradepointatlantic.com For media inquiries please contact: media@tradepointatlantic.com

Tradepoint Atlantic (TPA) today provided an update on operations that are underway to assist with restoration and recovery efforts following the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge: While vessel traffic beyond the Francis Scott Key Bridge remains temporarily suspended due to channel clearing efforts, TPA's marine terminal remains fully open. Throughout the recovery process, cargo berths have been operational, accepting previously scheduled arrivals, while also providing additional capacity to welcome redirected cargo.    Redirected cargo continues to arrive at Tradepoint Terminals, as work to clear debris with state and federal partners has fully begun. TPA is committed to accepting redirected cargo to help maintain the supply chain and re-establish commercial activity.    Over the next fifteen days, six regularly scheduled roll-on/roll-off (Ro/Ro) vessels and an additional nine redirected vessels will arrive at the site. During that time, 10,000 automobiles will be unloaded and processed utilizing ILA's Local 333.   As previously reported, crews and multiple floating cranes, barges, and vessels have initiated wreckage removal from the Patapsco River. A five acre facility has been cleared at TPA to store and process recovered bridge material.    TPA continues to be in close coordination with the Moore administration, local elected officials, and shipping companies to assist in navigating the logistical concerns impacting the Port of Baltimore. For more information on Tradepoint Atlantic's site and capabilities visit: www.tradepointatlantic.com For media inquiries please contact: media@tradepointatlantic.com

Tradepoint Atlantic today announced that its site and global logistics center resumed full operations following efforts to assist search and recovery efforts as a result of the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge. As noted, yesterday, Tradepoint Atlantic remains in constant contact with officials from Baltimore City, Baltimore County, and the Moore administration. Additionally, communication with shipping companies has increased and plans to accept additional vessel traffic and related cargo are underway. Earlier this morning Tradepoint Atlantic accepted the Wolfsburg, a regularly scheduled roll-on/roll-off (Ro/Ro) vessel for Volkswagen. This was the first cargo arriving at the Port of Baltimore since the tragic accident on Tuesday. “Yesterday’s events were tragic and will forever change the landscape of the Baltimore region. Tradepoint Atlantic is committed to being an active partner during the recovery, clean up, and rebuilding process,” said Kerry Doyle, Managing Director of Tradepoint Atlantic. "Our primary focus is providing the facilities needed to expedite channel clearing efforts so that the Port of Baltimore can resume normal commercial activities." For more information on Tradepoint Atlantic’s site and capabilities visit www.tradepointatlantic.com. For media inquiries please contact: media@tradepointatlantic.com

Tradepoint Atlantic today announced that its site and global logistics center resumed full operations following efforts to assist search and recovery efforts as a result of the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge. As noted, yesterday, Tradepoint Atlantic remains in constant contact with officials from Baltimore City, Baltimore County, and the Moore administration. Additionally, communication with shipping companies has increased and plans to accept additional vessel traffic and related cargo are underway. Earlier this morning Tradepoint Atlantic accepted the Wolfsburg, a regularly scheduled roll-on/roll-off (Ro/Ro) vessel for Volkswagen. This was the first cargo arriving at the Port of Baltimore since the tragic accident on Tuesday. “Yesterday’s events were tragic and will forever change the landscape of the Baltimore region. Tradepoint Atlantic is committed to being an active partner during the recovery, clean up, and rebuilding process,” said Kerry Doyle, Managing Director of Tradepoint Atlantic. "Our primary focus is providing the facilities needed to expedite channel clearing efforts so that the Port of Baltimore can resume normal commercial activities." For more information on Tradepoint Atlantic’s site and capabilities visit www.tradepointatlantic.com. For media inquiries please contact: media@tradepointatlantic.com

Like the rest of the nation, we are shocked by the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge and are praying for the families and the loved ones of those directly impacted. For nearly 50 years, the bridge has served as a vital artery of transportation and logistics, not only for the Baltimore region, but for the entire East Coast of America. Tradepoint Atlantic has been in constant contact with emergency response officials and leaders from Baltimore City, Baltimore County, and the State of Maryland and will continue to coordinate during this extremely challenging situation. As part of the Port of Baltimore, we are committed to helping our state and local partners and the entire port community recover and rebuild from this tragedy. Baltimore is a proud, tough, and a resilient community that has faced hard times in the past and has always come back stronger—it will again.

"Tradepoint is Growing" Many thanks to the Helen Delich Bentley Port of Baltimore magazine for shining a light on the decade of transformation here at Sparrows Point including the next major phase of redevelopment with the proposed Sparrows Point Container Terminal. Click below to read the story.

Yesterday the number of world-class tenants at TPA expanded with the announcement of the state's largest hospital system breaking ground on a new centralized supply chain and pharmacy operations center. Welcome to TPA, University of Maryland Medical System!

🎓 Celebrating Success 🎉 In early January, we had the pleasure of witnessing a milestone moment as Tradepoint Atlantic, alongside our partner Mayson-Dixon Companies, hosted a graduation ceremony for the Empowerment Academy's inaugural cohort of twelve outstanding small businesses. Relive the magic of that memorable day with our recap video, capturing unforgettable moments and the esteemed guests who joined us in celebration, including Gov. Wes Moore, Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski Jr, Special Secretary for Small, Minority, & Women Business Affairs Y. Maria M., and numerous state and local elected officials. Their unwavering support is testament to the remarkable achievements of our graduates, among them B. Elite Transportation, Brown Safety Consulting, LLC, Calderon Enterprises LLC, CBY ENTERPRISES INC, D&L Cleanup, Dirt Plus, Inc, Green Mechanics Benefit LLC, Insight Engineering, Inc., Kim Engineering, Inc., M Luis, Lightning Electric, and ROANE'S RIGGING & TRANSFER COMPANY, INC. The Empowerment Academy embodies our commitment to economic diversity, aiding minority-, women-, and veteran-owned small businesses in Maryland. It not only nurtures business growth but also fosters connections within Tradepoint Atlantic, benefiting tenants, vendors, and more. The success of our graduates enhances economic diversity and establishes a foundation for prosperity in Sparrows Point and beyond. These graduating companies bring together 247 years of collective business experience, with 41% women-owned, 75% minority-owned, and 8% veteran-owned, showcasing the diverse fabric driving our success. These alumni now join the Tradepoint Vendor Network, bolstering our supplier diversity. For further insights into the Empowerment Academy, details on the application process for the Fall 2024 cohort, and to meet our inaugural graduates, visit https://lnkd.in/gmbC-TWT. Let's continue to champion diversity and success together! #industryinmotion