Fast Facts

Hours:
24-hour operation, 7 days a week.

Distance from Ports:
Five miles.

Size:
233.4 acres.  Comprised of 146 acres of primary terminal and 87.4 acres of storage terminal.  ICTF is over 1.3 miles long and 900 feet wide.

Capacity:
Six loading/unloading tracks and one running track which will hold 243 conventional cars and 84 double-stack cars.
Ten additional storage tracks in the Dolores Support Yard, which will hold 169 double-stack cars.
Five parking areas consisting of 2800 container stalls of which 164 are equipped with refrigeration hook-ups (164-240 volt).

Gate House:
16 lanes, all weather, computerized gate complex.  Lanes are reversible.  Portable handheld computer system at check-in point.

Security:
High security facility, completely fenced, with tower controlled locking gates, 22 closed circuit cameras, many of which have pan/zoom capabilities designed to monitor the facility perimeter areas and yard activities.  There are roving security officers and one stationary officer in the tower.

Loading Equipment:
Two (2) Mi-Jack 1200 overhead cranes
Seven (7) Mi-Jack 1000 overhead cranes
One (1) Mi-Jack 850 overhead cranes
One (1) Port Packers
Two (2) Taylors (primarily used for flips)

Volume:
The average volume is 2500 containers per 24 hour period with peak days.  With the implementation of the Gate Allocation Program effective May 2006 in-gate arrivals are currently limited to 1,500 per day resulting in an even flow of traffic throughout the week.

On-Site Buildings:
Control Tower
Administration Building
Inspection Building – 16 lanes
Customs Office
Entrance Office
Terminal Contractor Building
North-End Gate
Emergency Supply Building
Emergency Storage Area
Crane Maintenance Building

Building Specifications:
Administration Building – 16,000 square feet
Control Tower (6 floors) – 10,000 square feet

OASIS on-site computers:
59 Hostler Tractors equipped with on-board computers (VMU’s)
5 Yardcheck Vehicles equipped with on-board computers
Back-up generators to insure 24-hour tower and gate operation