
Container Transport offers you reliable container shipping services to and from the port of Oakland, California. Contact us to book our services and for a free consultation.
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Container Transport is built on customer satisfaction. We have a well-trained workforce and state-of-the-art equipment, which ensures every move is seamless. When moving your container to or from the Port of Oakland, California, we consider all the logistics involved and provide you with the best shipping solution. Our dedicated experts plan out the shipment of your container by using the information you provide us. Therefore, ensure the type of container, weight and dimensions, pick-up, destination, and any other information you provide is accurate. For example, we offer special handling for custom containers such as refrigerated ones to ensure your goods, be they pharmaceutical items, remain in good condition. Even when shipping oversized containers, we handle the permits and legal regulations for you. Call us or fill out the form to get started.
Container Transport has everything you need to move your container safely and have it delivered on time.
Containers are among the most reliable ways to ship mass goods over long and short distances, and they need informed handlers to satisfy businesses and individuals alike. At Container Transport, we have over 15 years of experience offering top-rated container transport services to and from the Port of Oakland, California. We move any number of containers you have to and from terminals, ports, doorstep, businesses, and warehouses. We will deliver the containers to you and return them to the port. Our services handle all container shipping services associated with the Port of Oakland, California. Our drivers are familiar with the ins and outs of the ports and will always ensure yours is delivered safely.
The Port of Oakland, California, is administered by seven port commissioners nominated by the City Council and appointed by the mayor. The port is independent of the port authority of Oakland City. In 2023, this self-funded port was noted to operate on a $409 million annual revenue. The Port of Oakland authority handles the Oakland Seaport and the Oakland International Airport. It also operates at least 875 acres of waterfront property and a municipal electric utility serving port-owned properties.
Container Transport moves all types of containers. Whether yours is fully loaded, empty, half-empty, or customized, we will move it.
The Port of Oakland has several container terminals essential for goods coming in from Asia or heading out to other global markets. The major terminals are;
Oakland International Container Terminal (OICT)
The (Oakland International Container Terminal (OICT) is controlled by SSA Terminals (Oakland), LLC. It includes Berths 55-60, totaling 6,855 ft. The depth of Berths b5 and 59 is 50 ft, while berth 60 is 42 ft. The terminal has a total area of 290 Acres. Oakland International Container Terminal has excellent connectivity, container handling capacity, and modern equipment, such as 10 Super Post-Panamax, which makes operations here very dependable.
Trapac Terminal
The Trapac Terminal is under Trapac, Inc. The Port of Oakland relies on Berths 25 to 33 for its containers. The total length of these Berths is 4263 ft/1300 m. It has 1,206 Reefer Outlets and a total area of 123 acres. Trapac has invested in 5 Post-Panamax and 2 Super Post-Panamax Cranes. Trapac handles at least 20 percent of the containerized cargo passing through the Port of Oakland. It also has improvements in reducing emissions.
Everport Terminal
Everport Terminal, operated by Everport Terminal, Inc., is a container terminal controlling Berths 34-38. It is 90 acres wide and has 4 Super Post-Panamax cranes.
Matson Terminal
Matson Terminals handles both container and roll-on/roll-off cargo. It is owned by SSA Terminals, LLC, and it totals 60 acres with Berths 61-63.
Howard Terminal
It's a container, bulk, break-bulk, and Ro-Ro cargo terminal. It handles berths 67-68 with a depth of 42 ft. The 50 acres of the Howard Terminal have 3 Panamax and 1 Post-Panamax crane.
Outer Harbor Terminal (OHT)
It totals 130 acres, with a 50-foot Water depth and four post-Panamax cranes. It's in charge of Berths 22-24, accommodating break-bulk, bulk, container, and Ro-Ro cargo.
Trailer Type | Length Capacity | Width Capacity | Height Capacity | Cost Per Mile (over 500 miles) |
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Flatbed | 53ft | 8.5ft | 8.5ft | $2.45 |
Landoll | 74ft | 8.5ft | 8.5ft | $3.75 |
Lowboy | 29ft | 8.5ft | 8.5ft | $3.45 |
Container Trailer | 20ft - 40ft | 8.5ft | 8.5ft | $3.20 |
Side Lifter | 20ft - 40ft | 8.5ft | 8.5ft | $2.85 |
Several factors influence the total cost when moving your container to and from the Port of Oakland, California. These include the container's size, number, distance traveled, handling involved, and any other customizations necessary. Container Transport offers a detailed quote. Our quotes consider all the above factors, giving you a transparent estimate without hidden charges. Contact us today for competitive rates for container shipping services to and from the Port of Oakland, California.