Public funding traction Leverage documented grants and federal funding received by the Port of Chehalis (CERB grant, EDA grant) to position a broader funding-assisted initiatives package for new infrastructure projects, land development, and processing facilities.

Grain & agri focus Recent investments in grain storage and loading facilities signal a strategic emphasis on agricultural supply chains; target agri-businesses, grain handlers, and commodity exporters for expanded port services and warehousing solutions.

Hydrogen potential Partnership with Twin Transit to develop a hydrogen fueling station indicates openness to alternative fuels; explore supplying, maintenance, and data analytics solutions for clean energy transport projects and related infrastructure.

Small-team agility With a lean staff profile (2–10 employees) and a public port model, there is an opportunity to offer scalable, outsourcing-friendly IT, security, and project-management services tailored to municipal and port district operations.

Job creation & platforms The launch of an online jobs board and active industrial park development suggests opportunities to provide workforce tech, recruitment marketing, and ERP/ATS integrations to streamline hiring and tenant management for port-affiliated businesses.