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Working Together
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As for whether the latest improvements will help shorten processing times, “I think the jury’s still out,” Patella said. “We’re hopeful the new RTGs will be in operation soon. The New Vail gate has reduced the load at the Broening Gate during its modification, but we haven’t seen the additional functionality to a full- service gate yet.”
But once all the improvements come to fruition, Patella said, “we’ve been told to expect significant improvements in transaction times.”
According to Hogans, PAC appreciates how its partners at the Port of Baltimore are pulling together during this challenging surge. “We have such great supply chain partners, and due to the fact that everybody works together — between the Maryland Port Administration (MPA), our ILA workforce and
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