GSA Advances the Coburn Gore, Maine Land Port of Entry Project

COBURN GORE, Maine - Today, the U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) announced that a major milestone has been reached for the Coburn Gore, Maine Land Port of Entry (LPOE) expansion and modernization project.

GSA is pleased to announce the Final Environmental Assessment (EA) is complete with a Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI). This important step clears the way for the next phase in this project.

"By advancing the Coburn Gore Land Port of Entry project, GSA continues to deliver on President Trump's border security directives," said GSA Deputy Administrator Mike Lynch. "The completed environmental assessment allows us to move forward in building a modernized facility, meeting our federal client's current and future needs."

During this process, GSA considered public feedback received during the Draft EA public comment period. The Final EA and FONSI can be accessed from GSA's project website under the 'Environmental Review' section at: GSA.gov/coburngore.

The agency selected the proposed site modernization and expansion for implementation, since it best meets the mission demands and operational requirements without significant impacts on the resources analyzed in the Final EA.

Construction is scheduled to begin in the summer of 2028.

For more information, please email GSA at [email protected].

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