Located on the Hudson River, the Tomkins Cove Marine Terminal is a strategically positioned intermodal facility supporting maritime logistics and large-scale construction operations across the region. Situated approximately 35 nautical miles north of New York Harbor and 90 nautical miles south of Albany, the port provides direct access to key markets and transportation corridors. The site is fully prepared and configurable to meet the demands of a wide range of industrial and infrastructure projects.
One of the terminal’s defining advantages is its ability to accommodate deep-draft vessels, supported by a 40-foot channel depth and a 139-foot air draft. This capacity enables the port to receive a diverse range of maritime traffic, from large cargo ships to barges. With year-round, ice-free operations, Tomkins Cove offers a reliable and consistent hub for marine transportation in all seasons.
Operated by Haugland Marine Services (HMS), the facility delivers comprehensive marine and logistics solutions, including stevedoring, material handling, storage, and transportation. The terminal functions as a fabrication and manufacturing site, as well as a staging and marshaling yard, supporting both land-based infrastructure projects and offshore construction efforts.
The port plays a critical role in heavy material handling and transport. With strategically positioned mooring areas and robust on-site capabilities, HMS manages the movement of materials such as jetty stone, rip rap, asphalt, concrete, structural steel, and mechanical equipment. This versatility makes the facility an essential asset to the construction industry throughout the greater New York region.
Tomkins Cove is also a key component of New York’s evolving energy landscape. The terminal supports both traditional industrial operations and emerging renewable energy initiatives. It is strategically positioned to support fabrication, marshaling, and logistics for offshore wind projects, making it a vital hub in advancing the region’s renewable energy goals and long-term transition to sustainable infrastructure.