Expressions of interest are due for ferry terminal developer in Anacortes
Expressions of interest are due tomorrow for private developers for the ferry terminal project in Anacortes. The request for expression of interest was issued by the Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) in partnership with the Port and City of Anacortes in the USA.
The development of a 35-acre ferry terminal site in Anacortes, Washington state will serve the communities of Anacortes, the San Juan Islands and Vancouver Island, British Columbia with over 2 million travelers.
The deadline to submit the interest is February 14, 2020. You can find more information about this RFEOI on our business opportunity page here.
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