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{% set textColor = "#565656" %} /* This sets the universal color of dark text on the site */

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News

Crowley Initiates Cargo Operations in Puerto Rico Using New Container Cranes and Pier

 

Photo: The first Crowley container is lifted by new cranes from the barge.
In late June, Crowley celebrated the arrival of the first vessel to call at its newly constructed pier at Isla Grande in Puerto Rico – the Crowley-towed container barge 455-4. The occasion allowed Crowley to put its three new 
container cranes and equipment to work for the very first time, and both operators and cranes performed well.

Crowley Solidifies Commitment to Puerto Rico with Multi-million Dollar Terminal Construction Contract

Crowley Puerto Rico Services, Inc. announced today that it has further solidified its commitment to Puerto Rico with the execution of a $48.5 million construction contract for a new pier at its Isla Grande Terminal in San Juan, Puerto Rico. In conjunction with the investment, the company and the Puerto Rico Ports Authority (PRPA) have also concluded a 30-year lease extension for the Isla Grande property.