Where Infrastructure Meets Opportunity

Our network of economic developers and site selectors actively recruits new industries to Central Alabama, helping create customers, suppliers, and partners in your own backyard.

BJCPA is your direct line to terminals, carriers, rail operators, and logistics providers. We simplify connections, so your freight moves faster and more cost-effectively across all modes of transport.

With ample port capacity and warehouse storage, businesses can expand immediately without waiting for new infrastructure.

Our network of economic developers and site selectors actively recruits new industries to Central Alabama, helping create customers, suppliers, and partners in your own backyard.

BJCPA is your direct line to terminals, carriers, rail operators, and logistics providers. We simplify connections, so your freight moves faster and more cost-effectively across all modes of transport.

With ample port capacity and warehouse storage, businesses can expand immediately without waiting for new infrastructure.

Watco operates the Port of Birmingham terminal, an 184-acre facility with half a mile of waterfront access. Equipped with multiple cranes, it supports barge, rail, and truck transport and enables efficient multimodal transloading across all three systems.

Ergon’s 11-acre terminal specializes in petroleum and refined product logistics, featuring 4.2 million gallons of storage capacity and advanced handling systems that support midstream and downstream energy operations.

The 40-acre site offers extensive covered and open storage. Served by truck and barge, it is primarily used for iron and steel products.

Miller’s 41-acre facility focuses on raw materials distribution for steel and foundry industries, efficiently moving pig iron, alloys, and metallurgical products via barge and truck.

Located on 43 acres along the Locust Fork, Lynn Port offers 1.9 million gallons of tank storage and warehouse capacity for graphite, carbon additives, and metallurgical materials serving customers across North America.

Watco operates the Port of Birmingham terminal, an 184-acre facility with half a mile of waterfront access. Equipped with multiple cranes, it supports barge, rail, and truck transport and enables efficient multimodal transloading across all three systems.

Ergon’s 11-acre terminal specializes in petroleum and refined product logistics, featuring 4.2 million gallons of storage capacity and advanced handling systems that support midstream and downstream energy operations.

The 40-acre site offers extensive covered and open storage. Served by truck and barge, it is primarily used for iron and steel products.

Miller’s 41-acre facility focuses on raw materials distribution for steel and foundry industries, efficiently moving pig iron, alloys, and metallurgical products via barge and truck.

Located on 43 acres along the Locust Fork, Lynn Port offers 1.9 million gallons of tank storage and warehouse capacity for graphite, carbon additives, and metallurgical materials serving customers across North America.