General Cargo and Breakbulk

Port Tampa Bay describes itself as the largest steel port in Florida and leads the state in general cargo such as steel coils, pipe and building materials.

Key features

• More than 500,000 sq ft of warehouse and transit sheds
• 80 acres of laydown area and more than 7,000 ft of berth
• On-dock rail and 100-ton mobile harbor cranes
• Hooker's Point berths 201, 202 and 208-210 (operated by Ports America): cargo handling equipment up to 95,000 lbs, heavy lift, ro-ro access, a container freight station and bonded warehouses
• Eastport Berth 150: 28 acres, a 600 ft berth and 43 ft depth
• Port Ybor berths 251/252: ro-ro ramp and 436,000 sq ft of cross-dock warehousing

Applications

Steel, pipe, building materials, project and heavy-lift cargo.