Safety is Paramount at the Port of Davisville

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At the Port of Davisville, safety is our top priority. Quonset recently worked with the U.S. Coast Guard, Siem Shipping, state agencies and the North Kingstown Fire Department to participate in a full-scale emergency preparedness response exercise, responding to a fictionalized scenario at the Port of Davisville involving a broad-spectrum of cargoes, including internal combustion engine automobiles and EVs.

The first of its kind, this multi-day exercise encouraged QDC staff to practice asset and resource identification, multiagency collaboration, communication to key stakeholders and more. These preparedness operations create an even safer maritime environment for ship crews, local first responders, port staff and the public.

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The new Terminal 5 Pier is seeing activity! The Viking Odesa recently delivered more than 1,100 GM and Chevrolet trucks and SUVs to the port. These vehicles are among the 200,000+ automobiles that arrive at Quonset each year.

ICYMI: QDC has been awarded $11.25M to support submarine shipbuilding, auto imports and other port activities at the Port of Davisville.

The federal funding will be used to upgrade port facilities that support economic growth now and in the future.

QDC is celebrating two recent promotions! Eric Ryan (right) is now the Port Terminal Superintendent, and Eric Perreault (left) is now the Senior Pier Master and Facility Security Officer.

We appreciate their dedication to world-class service for all Port of Davisville customers.

Last year, we opened the Blue Economy Support Docks to provide small businesses with in-demand access to Narragansett Bay.

As of this spring, seven of the eight docks are fully leased to support maritime and undersea product testing and R&D.

QBP's Cold-Link Logistics has broken ground on a 65,000-square-foot expansion to double the facility’s existing capacity, creating more freezer storage and 13,000 new pallet positions. The expansion will position Cold-Link to grow their business and better serve their customers.

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