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2024 Annual Performance Report

Total Throughput

42.6 M

metric tons moved in 2024

The port processed a record 4,217 vessel calls last year — up 8.3% from 2023 — while average truck turn time fell to 46 minutes. The infrastructure held. The numbers are on the clipboard.

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4,217

Vessel Calls

46 min

Avg Truck Turn

98.3%

Berth Utilization

Aerial view of container port with gantry cranes mid-lift and a container ship in the turning basin at operational peak
Terminal 4 — Live Operations

Q4 2024 Performance

Berth Windows & Scheduling

1,089

vessel calls / quarter

Q4 set a single-quarter record with 1,089 confirmed berth windows — 94.7% on-schedule arrivals, 5.3% delayed by weather events. The pilot dispatch queue cleared to zero backlog by November 14. Every gantry was swinging by 05:00 on the solstice.

94.7%

On-Schedule

12 hr

Avg Berth Window

0

Queue Backlog

Container ship being guided into berth by tugboats at dawn with pilot boat visible

Gate & Landside Metrics

Container Dwell & Gate Efficiency

46 min

average truck turn time

Average truck turn time dropped from 61 minutes in 2023 to 46 minutes in 2024 following the RFID gate upgrade at Terminals 2 and 4. Container dwell time at the bonded warehouse averaged 3.2 days — 18% below the national port median of 3.9 days.

−25%

vs 2023

3.2 days

Avg Dwell

T2 + T4

RFID Gates Live

Truck convoy entering port gate with RFID scanners and container stacks visible in background

Bonded Storage & Compliance

Trade Compliance & Customs

2.4 M

sq ft bonded warehouse capacity

The port's bonded warehouse network spans 2.4 million square feet across three licensed facilities, with a 99.1% customs examination clearance rate. CBP pre-arrival processing reduced examination hold times to an average of 4.1 hours — well below the 8-hour statutory window.

99.1%

CBP Clearance

4.1 hr

Exam Hold Time

3 Sites

Licensed Facilities

Interior of bonded warehouse with forklift operators organizing shipping containers on high racking systems

Maritime Summit 2026

March 12, 2026
Harborview Convention Center, Pier 7

One day. Nine sessions. The stakeholders who move this port's next decade are all in the same room. Absence is a competitive risk.

Full Day Schedule

08:00Registration & Dockside Breakfast
09:00Opening Remarks — Port Authority Chairman
09:15Keynote: Navigating Regulatory Change
10:30Panel: Supply Chain Resilience
12:00Working Lunch — Networking Tables by Sector
13:45Session: Terminal 6 Expansion Briefing
15:00Keynote: Throughput Forecasts 2026–2035
16:30Roundtable: Trade Compliance & Customs Automation
18:00Harbor Bridge Reception — Open Bar

Keynote Speakers

Rear Adm. Patricia Holbrook

District Commander, U.S. Coast Guard Sector

"Navigating Regulatory Change: The Next Five Years"

09:15

James Osei-Bonsu

VP of Global Logistics, Pacific Rim Shipping Co.

"Supply Chain Resilience After the Red Sea Disruptions"

10:30

Director Elena Vasquez

Port Planning Division, City of Harborview

"Terminal 6 Expansion — Environmental Impact & Timeline"

13:45

Dr. Marcus Webb

Senior Economist, Maritime Trade Institute

"Port Throughput Forecasts: 2026–2035 Baseline Models"

15:00
Harborview Convention Center at Pier 7 — grand hall with waterfront views and maritime summit signage

Harborview Convention Center — Pier 7

Maritime Summit 2026

The decisions made
on March 12
will outlast the tide.

Shipping line agents, logistics coordinators, council liaisons, and trade directors — 340 seats. The port's next decade gets decided in this room. The manifest doesn't lie.

340

Total Seats

87%

Returning Attendees

9

Sessions

Free

No Registration Fee

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