RE:BEACH Oceanside
A planned multipurpose reef, the first of its kind in the US, shaped with the community through an international design competition.
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The Adaptive Port
For port leaders managing capital programs, the challenge is no longer developing strategy. It is executing that strategy when conditions change faster than plans. Funding uncertainty, trade volatility, climate risk and energy transition are tightly linked, and addressing them in isolation increases cost and delay.
Explore how leading ports are building flexibility into planning, investment and delivery to navigate funding uncertainty, trade volatility, climate risk and energy transition.
Maintaining direction when conditions change
For port leaders managing capital programs, the challenge is no longer developing strategy. It is executing that strategy when conditions change faster than plans. Funding uncertainty, trade volatility, climate risk and energy transition are tightly linked, and addressing them in isolation increases cost and delay.
This report offers practical guidance to help you keep programs moving, preserve your options and turn financing and delivery into a strategic advantage.
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Guidance for planning around multiple futures as funding cycles compress and trade signals shift.
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Strategies for diversifying funding and selecting delivery models that flex with changing conditions.
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Approaches for planning step-change increases in electrical demand and designing terminals for alternative fuels.
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Practical ways to integrate remediation and climate adaptation into capital planning at working ports.
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A framework for connecting strategy to delivery, including the leadership choices that make integration work.
Real-world success stories
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Port of Oakland Green Power Microgrid
Engineering, environmental, GIS and port-planning services that advance port-facility electrification.
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Cal Poly Maritime Academy berthing facility
A new berthing facility and replacement pier designed around a larger training vessel and seismic requirements.
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Cardiff Beach living shoreline
A dune system that reuses dredged sand, reduces flood exposure for Highway 101 and restores coastal habitat.
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Port of New Orleans master plan
A 12-month master plan update including strategic assessment, cargo synthesis and market analysis.
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Port of Seattle planning services
A 36-month planning IDIQ contract for ongoing planning services.
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SeaPoint Marine Terminal, Savannah
Design engineer for a new 226-acre deepwater marine terminal
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Planning for adaptability from day one
Port programs that keep strategy, permitting, procurement and delivery connected can adapt without losing direction. With integrated planning grounded in real conditions, we help ports move from fragmented initiatives to investable, adaptable programs.