INFRASTRUCTURE CATEGORY HUB // USA
Ports & Waterways Infrastructure Projects in USA (2026)
Maritime ports and inland waterways handle over two billion tons of domestic and international freight annually in the United States. Modernization efforts focus on harbor deepening to accommodate larger Neo-Panamax container vessels, electrified shore power installation, and rail-to-ship intermodal connections.
Tracked marine projects include deep-draft navigation harbor dredging along Atlantic and Gulf coast seaports, intermodal rail terminal expansions, and lock and dam rehabilitations managed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) and the Maritime Administration (MARAD).
CATEGORY ASSETS0 Corridors
MONITORINGActive Tracking
SECTOR TARGETUSA National
DATA CYCLE2026 Live
CORRIDOR DIRECTORY
Tracked Ports & Waterways Assets
TRACKED ASSETS
Active corridors for Ports & Waterways are currently being updated in the project database.
SECTOR INTEL & Q&A
Ports & Waterways Frequently Asked Questions
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) manages navigation channels and locks, while the Maritime Administration (MARAD) administers Port Infrastructure Development Program (PIDP) grants.