TraPac Container Terminal

Berths 136-147

About TraPac Inc.


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(Berths 136-147)

TraPac, Inc. is a container terminal operator and vessel stevedore that provides port terminal services to the U.S. West Coast. TraPac, Inc. has been a Port of Los Angeles tenant since 1987. Based in Wilmington (Los Angeles), TraPac also has terminals at the Port of Oakland and Jacksonville Port Authority (JAXPORT).


 

Terminal Features
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containerized cargo; wheeled and grounded operation
220 acres (89 hectares)
4,630’ total berth length
4 berths (2 automated)
45-53' water depth
10 post-Panamax cranes
960 refrigerated container plugs
maintenance and repair
Alternative Maritime Power® (AMP®)
transtainers, sidehandlers, tophandlers, UTRs, bombcarts
on-dock rail
Appointment System: Imports; eModal
Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC®)
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Terminal Improvements

On-Dock Rail


The TraPac On-Dock Rail Yard, also known as the Trapac Intermodal Container Transfer Facility, serves the 209-acre (85-hectare) container terminal and is the Port’s newest and most technologically advanced on-dock rail facility at the Port of Los Angeles. The automated high-tech rail yard uses an integrated network of laser, differential global positioning system (DGPS) and magnetic technologies to operate state-of the-art rail-mounted gantry cranes that transfer containers to and from rail cars. The infrastructure includes:
 
  • 8 working tracks on concrete ties, each approximately 2,600 feet long
  • Loading and staging tracks totaling approximately 16,200 feet (4,938 meters)
  • A 136-foot gauge rail-mounted gantry crane rail foundation
  • The rail yard is equipped with a Train-In-Motion system
  • Automatic rail switches
  • Compressed-air system to charge rail car brakes
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Terminal Location and Contact Information

630 West Harry Bridges Blvd.
Berths 134-147
Wilmington, CA  90744
(877) 387-2722 / (310) 830-2000
 
Andrea Connolloy, Marketing Manager
(310) 513-7481
andrea.connolly@trapac.com

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