Port of Slidell Welcomes American Bridge
The Port of Slidell Business & Industrial Park / Shipyard, is pleased to announce that American Bridge, a legendary construction company whose projects include a significant proportion of the world’s large bridges, marine installations, and other complex structures, has located to the Port of Slidell.
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MARINE BUSINESS & INDUSTRIAL PARK & Shipyard
55 Waterfront Acres Strategically Joining the Regions Waterways at the Crossroads of Interstate Highways I-10, I-12, I-59. Private—Safe—Convenient—Business Friendly Integrated Logistical Solutions just 20 minutes from Downtown New Orleans.
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Port of Slidell Welcomes American Bridge
The Port of Slidell, a major U.S. Gulf Coast Marine Business and Industrial Park, is pleased to announce that American Bridge, a legendary construction company whose projects include a significant proportion of the world’s large bridges, marine installations, and other complex structures, has located to the Port of Slidell.
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New jobs and opportunities
Logistically accessible and convenient to the entire Gulf South via interstates I-12, 1-59, 1-10, the Port of Slidell's 55 acre Marine and Industrial Park creates new jobs and opportunities for the already-present skilled workforce within St. Tammany parish.
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Welcome to the Port of Slidell

The Port of Slidell Business and Industrial Park / Shipyard is located on the North Shore of Lake Pontchartrain in Slidell, Louisiana. This naturally strategic location adjoins the three major interstate highway systems, the I-10, I-12, and I-59 serving the greater New Orleans and Gulf Coast region with the region’s waterways near the Gulf of Mexico, Class I Railroads, Slidell’s Airport, and our own private Seaplane Base, Pelican Seaplane Base.
 
The Port of Slidell affords business and industry traversing the greater Gulf South, a centrally located waterfront base of operations just 20 minutes from downtown New Orleans. Marine-related construction and service companies seeking to locate their business operations to the greater New Orleans/Gulf Coast region will find unequaled opportunity in a safe—business-friendly environment that offers extreme ease of use… and our cajun food is second to none.
 
From Houston to Jacksonville—from Jackson and Hattiesburg—from New Orleans—all commerce meets in Slidell at The Port of Slidell.

Land / Marine
Construction
Laydown Yard

Barge Services
& Storage

Heavy Lift
Services

Container / Cargo
Handling & Storage

Push / Tugboat
Services

Warehousing
& Storage

Seaplane
Access & Dock

Aggregate / Materials
Handling

Graving Dock

Port of Slidell Marine and Industrial Park, Slidell Louisiana

“Companies seeking to locate their business to the greater New Orleans / Gulf Coast region will find unequaled opportunity here in a business-friendly environment that offers extreme ease of use."

-Steven Siegler

“Companies looking to locate their business to the greater New Orleans / Gulf Coast region will find unequaled opportunity here in a business-friendly environment that offers extreme ease of use."

-Steven Siegler

Our Mission...Community Minded - Globally Focused

The Port of Slidell serves as a unique global economic development engine of opportunity to connect Slidell and all of St. Tammany Parish with the world.  Our mission is to develop Slidell and St. Tammany Parish’s global connections and infrastructure and the family-supporting jobs necessary to exceed the needs of tomorrow.

The Port of Slidell Advantage

The Port of Slidell’s unique competitive edge strategically links the U.S. Gulf Coast waterways near the Gulf of Mexico at the convergence of the three major interstate highway systems, I-10, I-12 and I-59 serving the greater New Orleans and U.S. Gulf Coast region. This unique competitive edge affords commercial and industrial tenants safe, convenient, seamless, integrated logistical solutions between the waterways, rail, air, and road all just 20 minutes from downtown New Orleans.
Port of Slidell

Laissez les bons temps rouler...

Slidell begins where Lake Pontchartrain ends, where the lake forges triumphantly towards the Gulf of Mexico via a deepwater strait. At the Rigolets Pass, you’re as likely to encounter magjestic sailboats as toiling shrimp boats...Slidell stands just across the water from New Orleans, 20 minutes away. Culturally—and culinarily—there is little distinction between the two. The Port of Slidell sits at the the junction of interstates 10, 12, and 59 and the regions waterways and may be one of the easiest places to access in Louisiana and the Gulf Coast.

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