Infrastructure & Incentives Update (June 5, 2026)

This week’s Infrastructure & Incentives Update from Business Facilities for site selection decision-makers features the latest from Florida, Missouri, Wisconsin, and Alberta.

At Florida’s Port Tampa Bay, Expanded Cemex Aggregate Terminal Opens

On May 28, Cemex US and Port Tampa Bay marked the opening of the expanded Cemex Aggregate Terminal at Port Tampa Bay. The expansion, supported by a $29 million Cemex investment and a $7 million Florida Department of Transportation grant, increases the terminal’s capacity to receive, store, and distribute the aggregates used in concrete, asphalt, and construction projects across the region.

The expanded terminal moves aggregates from Newfoundland, Canada, into Tampa Bay through Port Tampa Bay’s deepwater berths, with a conveying system sized to move 5,000 tons of material per hour from ship to storage. Cemex expects the terminal to handle approximately 1.5 million tons of aggregates per year, depending on shipping conditions.

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