The Port Authority of Guam officials met with Major General Keith Reventlow who is the commander of Albany’s Marine Corps Logistics Base to discuss the Port’s infrastructure, capacity, current and future projects as well as the Port’s Readiness plan and sustainability initiatives.

This meeting allowed both organizations to come together to discuss the Port’s current capacity as it relates to the deployment of military assets and future capacity when ongoing projects come to term.

The Port’s Deputy General Manager of Operations Dominic G. Muña, Operations Manager Glenn Nelson and the Port’s planning team lead the meeting, which highlighted the need to replace all three of its aging gantry cranes as well as the steps taken toward identifying funding sources, roadblocks met to include the Buy American Act, and management’s current push toward garnering support for an exemption to this act as its impact may hinder the Port’s capabilities for the region at such a critical time.