The Port of Seattle has finished rebuilding Berths 6 and 8 on Pier 90 at Terminal 91, converting a timber apron that sat condemned for roughly two decades into a heavy-lift concrete wharf built for the North Pacific fishing fleet as cruise ships compete for the same Interbay waterfront.
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