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NWSA questions crane scrapping costs

News in Print01 Jan 2020
The Managing Members of the Northwest Seaport Alliance (NWSA) Commissioners have questioned how scrapping four STS cranes at the Husky Terminal in Tacoma can cost an estimated US$4M.

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