Rfps & Tenders | Port of Belledune

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GREEN ENERGY HUB
GREEN
ENERGY HUB
We’ve begun a clean industry transition to become Canada’s port of choice for green hydrogen
What is the Green Energy Hub?
Why the Port of Belledune?
Green Hydrogen Project
Community Workforce Development Committee
Port-to-Port connections

THE PORT
MASTER
DEVELOPMENT
PLAN
The Port of Belledune is transforming to diversify, grow and 'green' our business for the future.
Future Vision - District Level Plan
Master Development Plan 2022-2052
The First Five Years
Full Report: Master Development Plan 2052
BUSINESS
Terminals
Terminal 1
Terminal 2
Terminal 3 (M.D. Young Terminal)
Terminal 4 (Rayburn Doucett Terminal)
Location
Marine
Rail
Air
Road
Intermodal Connectivity
Cargo Types
Bulk
Break Bulk
Project Cargo
Other Facilities
Liquid Bulk Storage Compound
Modular Fabrication Facility
Land
Services
PORT
SERVICES
An experienced team ready to serve our clients' needs.
Ship Schedule
RFPs & Tenders
Terminal Operators & Stevedores
Pilotage & Towing Services
Agents
Community
Relationship, Engagement & Consultation Protocol
Environmental Leadership
Donations & Sponsorships
Community Workforce Development Committee
Anchored in Our Community
IN THE
COMMUNITY
Community involvement is an essential part of our success

News
About Us
Tariffs & Forms
Contact

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RFPS &
TENDERS

Current Tenders

July 12th - TERMINAL 3 FENDER INSTALLATION - Closing August 2nd

Contact

112 Shannon Drive
Belledune, New Brunswick
Canada E8G 2W2

Phone: +1 506.522.1200

Email: info@portbelledune.ca
Web: www.portbelledune.ca

Quick Links

Accessibility Policy and Plan

Location

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All rights reserved.

Land Acknowledgement

(Artwork by Artwork by Pabineau First Nation artist Felicia Galbraith)

The Belledune Port Authority acknowledges that the Port and the Village of Belledune are located on the unceded and unsurrendered traditional territory of the Mi’gmaq People.

This territory is covered by the “Treaties of Peace and Friendship” which Mi’gmaq, Wolastoqiyik, Penobscot and Peskotomuhkati people first signed with the British Crown in 1725-1726. The treaties did not deal with surrender of lands and resources but in fact recognized Indigenous title and established the rules for what was to be an ongoing relationship between nations.

The Belledune Port Authority strives for meaningful partnerships as we search for collective healing and true reconciliation through a commitment to listening, engaging and learning. All those who come to live and work here are responsible for honouring these treaties in the spirit of peace, friendship and respect. We gratefully acknowledge the enduring presence of all Indigenous People and give thanks for their guardianship of this land.

Green Energy Hub
The Port
Air
Business
Services
Community

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