Mr. Goodwin is a registered professional engineer in California
with over 30 years of experience in transportation engineering,
primarily with rail freight and intermodal terminal layout and
development.
Mr. Goodwin initiated a planning concept study in 1980 that
led to the Intermodal Container Transfer Facility or ICTF.
As the ICTF Project Manager, he was responsible for planning
and negotiating the rail agreements with Southern Pacific
Railroad. He assisted in obtaining project financing, and
supervised design and construction. Today the ICTF is the
largest international intermodal terminal in the United States.
After six years as the Intermodal Marketing Manager for the
Port of Los Angeles, Mr. Goodwin has been working on the $2.4
billion Alameda Corridor program, one of the largest public
works projects in the United States, first as Assistant Director
of Construction and Engineering.
Mr.
Goodwin recently assumed the duties of Director of Planning
where he continues the planning for future regional freight
rail and transportation projects to expand access and capacity to the Ports
of Long Beach and Los Angeles and Southern California. The focus of
this work is to also relieve congestion on the
freeways and improve air quality.
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