Three teams shortlisted for the New Cruise Facility at Terminal 46 in Seattle
The Port of Seattle in the USA announced the shortlisted firms to proceed in the process towards selecting a partner in the development and operation of a new cruise facility at the north end of Terminal 46.
The teams are:
- Cruise Industry Leaders Group, a partnership between Royal Caribbean Cruise Ltd., MSC Cruises S.A., Carnival Corporation and SSA Marine, Inc., a subsidiary of Carrix, Inc.;
- Global Ports Holding Plc and Civil & Building North America, Inc.;
- Ports America, teaming with Jacobs Engineering Group.
The three teams responded to the Port’s Request for Qualifications issued in March 2019 and will now be invited to respond to a Request for Proposals, expected to be released in June. The Port is targeting delivery of the new cruise terminal for the 2022 cruise season.
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