Jose D. Leon Guerrero Commercial Port

The main commercial Port facilities are located on approximately 74 acres on Cabras Island, located on the western side of the island of Guam. The Port Authority owns and operates 5 cargo handling piers and also owns two fuel piers, three marinas and a harbor of refuge.

The Port Authority became an autonomous agency of the Government of Guam in 1975 and funds its operations and capital improvements from its own revenues.

The Port handled a total of 144,194 TEUs in Fiscal Year 2006.

Facilities
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Handling Equipment

Two 40-ton ship-to-shore rail-mounted gantries

Two rubber-tired gantry cranes, 40lt.

Grove heavy-lift stick crane - 150-ton capacity

Three top lifters

Two 20-ton heavy-lift fork lifts

Two sideloaders

Fleet of fork lifts ranging from 3.5 to 10 ton

Fleet of yard tractors

Tariff Information

The Port Authority of Guam Terminal Tariff was adopted by the Guam Legislature and was effective in 1993. Subscriptions are available for $25.00 and can be purchased through the Port Authority.

DOWNLOAD A PDF FILE OF THE CURRENT TARIFF WITH APPLICABLE POLICY MEMORANDA HERE (1.40MB):

PORT AUTHORITY OF GUAM TARIFF

The Board of Directors has approved five Policy Memoranda to the Terminal Tariff effective January 29, 2007. Two additional Memoranda were approved effective February 12. The Policy Memoranda can be viewed below:
Board Policy Memorandum 2006-01, Special Transshipment Rate
Board Policy Memorandum 2006-02, Labor Charge Out Rates
Board Policy Memorandum 2006-03, Hot Work Permit Rate
Board Policy Memorandum 2006-04, Reefer Container Power Surcharge Rate
Board Policy Memorandum 2006-05, Maritime Security Fees
Board Policy Memorandum 2007-01, Fuel Surcharge Rate
Board Policy Memorandum 2007-02, Free Time of Regulated Commodities

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