Project Location
Chicago,
IL
Client
Illinois International Port District (IIPD)
Market Sector
Project Type
- Rail & Transit
Project Disciplines
Project Highlights
- Supporting the rehabilitation of approximately 3,000 feet of dock wall to improve long-term safety and reliability.
- Providing integrated engineering, environmental, and project management services throughout project delivery.
- Coordinating permitting, stakeholder engagement, public involvement, and project planning to support successful implementation.
Project Description
The Iroquois Landing Dock Safety and Efficiency Project is focused on rehabilitating approximately 3,000 feet of dock wall while strengthening multimodal freight infrastructure, enhancing safety, and restoring cargo handling capacity at the Illinois International Port District. These improvements will help modernize critical terminal infrastructure and support the efficient movement of goods through an important regional transportation hub.
The project team is providing integrated engineering, environmental, and project management services throughout planning and project development. Work includes field investigations, technical reporting, development of the dock wall basis of design, design review, permitting, and National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) environmental assessment support.
The team is also coordinating with the U.S. Maritime Administration (MARAD) and other project stakeholders while supporting procurement, public involvement, project planning, and risk and schedule management. This coordinated approach helps address technical, environmental, and regulatory considerations while keeping project goals and delivery requirements aligned. Through comprehensive technical and project management support, this project is improves the long-term safety, reliability, and efficiency of the terminal while supporting its continued role in regional and multimodal freight transportation.
Work performed by 2IM Group, now part of MacKay.