Bulk Terminal – Galveston Terminals
The bulk terminal is operated by Pelican Island Storage Terminal Inc. It offers storage and transshipment of bulk liquid products and supplies bunker and diesel fuel. The terminal serves deep draft vessels, ocean-going barges, and intra-costal barges. Specifications include: Bulk storage capacity of 775,000 barrels of bulk commodity ï¼›Water depth of 40 feet
Foreign Trade Zone 36
Foreign Trade Zone 36 has available warehouse space, undeveloped land, and warehouse operator services available.
Pelican Island Available Properties
Property is available for lease and development on the deep-water 40-foot channel. This property is:
30 minutes from open sea
100 acres
2,100 linear feet of frontage
Designated as part of Foreign Trade Zone 36
Six miles from Interstate 45
Pelican Island Marine Repair Facility
The Pelican Island Marine Repair Facility is operated by Gulf Copper Drydock and Rig Repair. The facility offers maintenance and repair of vessels and offshore rigs. Additional services include:
Fabrication areas and equipment to support modular construction
Pier space and services to accommodate all types of floating structures
Repair, modifications, construction, engineering, and environmental services to the marine and offshore industry
Pier specifications are:
107-acre facility
Drydock with a 60,000-ton lift capacity
Water depth of 25-40 feet
Pier 10 Terminal
Pier 10 Terminal is a 38-acre terminal offering truck and rail services. The terminal’s amenities include:
1,346-foot, two-berth dock
On-terminal rail ramp
Water depth of 40′
Pier 19 – Mosquito Fleet
Pier 19 is operated by the Marina for Commercial Fishing Boats. It offers the following services:
Commercial shrimping and fishing boats
Deep-sea party boats
Restaurants
Wholesale seafood businesses
Pier 25-27 – Cruise Ship Terminals
Cruise Terminals
The Port of Galveston maintains two cruise ship terminals and two 2,000-foot berths. Each has a water depth of 30 feet and offers efficient passenger and luggage handling. The total cruise terminal area is 220,000 square feet.
Transportation
Port-operated parking facilities offer rapid shuttle services to and from the terminals and full security for passenger vehicles. Houston airports provide air lift to more than 150 cities and international markets.
Tourism
There is a strong drive-market of 13 million people within 300 miles of the Port. Existing shore excursions are available within walking distance or by motor coach.
Pier 34 – Roll-On, Roll-Off Cargo Terminal
Pier 34 is operated by Wallenius Wilhelmsen Logistics, with truck and rail services available. Specifications are:
44,530 square feet of warehouse space
38-foot water depth
Pier 37-38 – Rail Barge Terminal
This terminal has rail bridges designed to transfer rail cars from the rail line to the barge and back again. It offers truck and rail services and has a water depth of 22 feet.
Pier 39 – Bulk Cement Terminal
Pier 39 is operated by Suderman Contracting Stevedores and offers the storage and transshipment of bulk cement. Rail services are available.
Pier 41 – Marine Repair Facility
The marine repair facility located on Pier 14 is operated by Malin International Ship Repair and Drydock Inc., which provides maintenance and repair services of vessels and drilling rigs. Specifications include:
1,509 feet of berthing space
35,000 square feet of backup space
Water depth of 24-25 feet
Piers 16-18 – Fresh Fruit and Produce (Chilled Storage)
Piers 16-18 allow for truck service and are operated by Del Monte Fresh Produce, which imports fresh fruit, primarily bananas. Specifications include:
1,203-foot, two-berth dock
65,000 square feet of refrigerated warehouse space
Water depth of 34 feet
Piers 19-22 – Window on the Waterfront
The Window on the Waterfront is a tourist-oriented facility with the following features:
1877 Iron Barque ELISSA
Ocean Star Drilling Rig Museum
Restaurants
Shops
Texas Seaport Museum
Theaters and art galleries
Waterfront Inn
Piers 30-32 – Export Grain Elevator
The export grain elevator is operated by ADM Grain Company, which exports bulk grain. The pier offers truck and rail services and includes the following specifications:
1,000-foot berth
3,000,000-bushel storage capacity
Railcar unloading capacity of 1,600Â metric tons
Vessel loading capacity of 2,000 metric tons per hour
Water depth of 40 feet
Terminal Railway
The Terminal Railway provides rail connections to the Burlington Northern Santa Fe and Union Pacific railroad systems. It is operated by Galveston Railroad L.P.
