Built in 1992, designed by Renner Architects, this building houses the Engineering, Maintenance, Finance, Marketing and Administrive staff of the Port Authority. The bouy displayed in front of the Port Administration Building was a gift from the Port of Antwerp in recognition of our close relationship and business ties. The bouy was previously positioned in the Scheld River since the early 1900's. The Port owns and operates nine cranes on Jones Island. Here Crane 16 is loading steel coils into railcars destined for a south Chicago receiver.
Road salt is brought in by lake vessel and transferred to a storage pad.
These two climate controlled warehouse buildings have 15,000 sq. The Port's Terminal 3 is a 75,000 sq. It is one of three of its kind located on the outer harbor docks. In 1995, Lafarge built this modern cement silo for truck and rail loadout for its dry bulk cement distribution operation. Milwaukee Intermodal Terminals operates the Canadian Pacific container yard.