North Carolina Ports

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North Carolina Ports

• Keep North Carolina Working
• Southeast Regional Economic Development
• And Transformation Webinar
• April 17th, 2009
• Tom Eagar, CEO

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North Carolina State Ports Authority Mission
To enhance the economy of North Carolina. The
Ports Authority will be managed like a business
focused on the requirements of our customers.
North Carolinas Ports will be recognized for
their self-sustaining operations, highly
efficient workforce, satisfied customers and
modern, well-maintained facilities and equipment,
and the Authoritys contribution to the economic
growth of North Carolina.
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North Carolina State Ports Authority Facilities
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North Carolina State PortsFY08 Top Commodities
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Port Operations
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Vessel Arrival
Vessel coming up the Cape Fear River

• 257 Service Organizations
• 8 Federal Agencies
• 99 Technical Support
• 121 Logistics Storage
• 29 Equipment Leasing and Repair
• Service Providers 10.0 M

Tugboat Services
U.S. Customs
Dredging Operation
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Vessel Operations

• 463 Vessels
• Port of Wilmington 339
• Port of Morehead City 124
• Barges not in count 414
• Service Organizations
• Stevedore Contractors, ILA, Chandlers, Ship
  Agents, and Surveyors
• Direct Wages 12.8 M
• NC Port Wages 1.2 M
• Service Provider Wages 11.6 M

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Bulk Breakbulk
Port of Wilmington Grain Facility
Port of Wilmington Lumber Yard
Port of Morehead City Rubber Vessel Offload
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Yard Gate Operations

• Direct Wages 10.9 M
• NC Port Wages
• Service Organizations
• 3,600 Trucking Companies
• 4 Rail Services
• 59 Custom Brokers
• 79 Freight Forwarders
• 26 3rd Party Logistics
• 3 Fumigation Companies

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Overland Transportation
FY08 Activity
Trucking Revenues
based on 0.543 /gal diesel gas tax 6
mpg based on 2.35 / miles
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Support Local Statewide Business
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Capital Projects
Port of Morehead City Paving
FY08 Capital Expenditures 27 M FY08 Financial
Services 3 M
Cranes Arriving Port of Wilmington 07
Port of Wilmington Berth 8 Reconstruction
Port of Morehead City Warehouse Construction
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Economic Impact FY08
Information Technology

• NC State Ports Direct 31.3 M
• NC Ports Wages 17.3 M
• Other Cash Expenditures 14.0 M
• Capital Expenditures Financing 30.0 M
• Service Providers 24.9 M
• Overland Transportation 121.0 M

Equipment Garage
Container Operations
Police Security
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• North Carolina Ports Keep North Carolina Working
• Enterprise economic development agency for State
• Gateways to world markets for States business
  and industry
• Nearly 85,000 statewide jobs
• 299 million state and local tax revenues
• Todays logistics jobs are yesterdays
  manufacturing jobs
• NC International Terminal offers economic
  prosperity for future generations
• For more information, please visit our website
  www.ncports.com

FY09 New Container Lines- ICL Maersk
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Future Impact NC International Terminal

• More than 16,500 new terminal-related jobs will
  be created more than 477,000 jobs will be
  supported
• More than 1.6 billion in new business revenue
  will be generated annually
• More than 114 million in new state and local
  taxes will be generated annually more than 1.2
  billion annually will be supported by port
  activities

Source THE PROJECTED ECONOMIC IMPACTS OF THE
NORTH CAROLINA INTERNATIONAL TERMINAL, March
2008, Martin Associates
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Potential Collaborative Efforts

• Market Volume Forecasting
• Ports Impact Study
• Positive economic impacts
• Opportunity loss
• Logistics Opportunities
• Lean/Six Sigma / Productivity Projects
• Supply Chain Management Curriculum
• Distribution Centers / Operations Mgmt
• Study of Integrated Statewide Transportation and
  Logistics System

Students from UNCW on port tour- Spring 2008
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