The Communication Standard within the Inland Waterway Industry. BargeEx will allow us to achieve our goals of improving customer service, being a better customer to our valued suppliers, and enhancing profitability. Kendal Walton, Manager Information Technology, AEP River Operations.

The Ohio River - on it, in it, over it, beside it. Wednesday, April 11, 2018. Two closures and a passing. First, the 150-year-old Roebling Bridge at Cincinnati is closed. Today this word came from the Huntington District of the U. And on a sad note, one of the survivors of the Silver Bridge collapse has died. Monday, April 9, 2018. Lucky for me, the Janis R.

Cargo from all reaches of the country, via rail, truck and barge, converge at the Port of Louisville, located at mile 618 on the Ohio river system. Our website and email have changed. Please visit the Contact Us. Corps of Engineers - Louisville District. Providing full port services to the Ohio River systems. Terminal services to the Louisville Metropolitan area and the Ohio River system. Located at Mile 618, The .

MVBS Jeffersonville Serves Cargo Hub. We have the safest harbor on the Ohio River because we have 59 acres of slack water protected by land. August 25, 2004 is a day that will live in well not exactly infamy , but certainly it is a day that changed the shape of the US Waterways Industry. This year we are celebrating 10 great years. 212 W 10th St, Suite D-395.

Welcome to our site! The Three Rivers Pollution Response Council, Inc. is located in the Pittsburgh Port of the U. 7 miles of the Monongahela; and some 121. 6 miles of the Ohio for a grand total of 322. Dennis Carney, EPA Associate Director, Emergency Preparedness and Response. CDR Richard Timme, Captain of the Port Pittsburgh - March 2010.

Waterways Association member companies transport more than 53 million tons of product annually through the Port of Pittsburgh. Our membership includes coal, steel, chemical and utility companies which work together to make the Port of Pittsburgh the second largest port in bulk materials transportation on the Inland River System. Click here for registration form.

Cargo from all reaches of the country, via rail, truck and barge, converge at the Port of Louisville, located at mile 618 on the Ohio river system. Our website and email have changed. Please visit the Contact Us. Corps of Engineers - Louisville District. Providing full port services to the Ohio River systems. Terminal services to the Louisville Metropolitan area and the Ohio River system. Located at Mile 618, The .