Port of Houston Sees Increase in Steel Tonnage

2 February 2011 (Last Updated February 2nd, 2011 18:30)

The Port Authority of Houston in Texas, US, handled 249,000t of steel in December 2010, an increase of 174% from 2009. Port Authority chief executive officer Alec Dreyer said container revenue increased by 12% in December and 11% in total in 2010, while turning basin revenue went up by

The Port Authority of Houston in Texas, US, handled 249,000t of steel in December 2010, an increase of 174% from 2009.

Port Authority chief executive officer Alec Dreyer said container revenue increased by 12% in December and 11% in total in 2010, while turning basin revenue went up by 25% in December and 8% overall in 2010.

The Port Commission of the Port of Houston Authority approved a $1.2m construction contract for a security system at Bayport’s Marine Emergency buildings and other professional environmental and engineering services.

The commissioner also awarded a $310,000, five-year contract to Gahagan & Bryant Associates to oversee its Greens Bayou remediation project.

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