PORT REPORT: Port of San Diego Earns National Re-Accreditation and Project Honors

The Port of San Diego is once again earning national recognition for its leadership in public works, achieving re-accreditation through the American Public Works Association (APWA) for the third time in eight years. The Port, which first received this honor in 2017 and again in 2021, remains the first in the nation to be recognized with this distinction and is one of only two accredited public agencies in San Diego County. Agencies undergo a rigorous re-accreditation process every four years to ensure that management practices continue to meet the highest standards and reflect the latest advancements in the industry. Danielle Moore, Chair of the Port of San Diego Board of Port Commissioners, said the achievement reinforces the Port’s reputation as a leader among public agencies. “We like to say we are a Port of firsts, and this re-accreditation exemplifies just that,” Moore said. “This recognition helps illustrate how our team is leading the way as a public agency, consistently delivering excellence in management and execution of public works projects so we can best serve the community and fulfill our mission.” To earn the re-accreditation, the Port’s Engineering-Construction team completed a thorough five-phase review process, which included a self-assessment, the implementation of improvements,...