Opportunity
Federal Register #CP26-532-000
Expansion of Rio Grande LNG Terminal: New Liquefaction Train, Marine Jetty, and Facility Upgrades
Posted
June 12, 2026
Identifier
CP26-532-000
NAICS
237120, 237990
This opportunity concerns the proposed expansion of the Rio Grande LNG terminal in Cameron County, Texas, as announced by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) under the Department of Energy. - Government Buyer: - Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC), Department of Energy - OEM/Vendor: - Rio Grande LNG Train 6, LLC (project applicant and infrastructure owner) - Products/Services Requested: - Addition of one new liquefaction train to increase LNG production by approximately 6.03 million tonnes per annum - Construction of a new marine jetty to accommodate increased LNG carrier vessel traffic (up to 510 vessels per year) - Upgraded or in-kind pretreatment, liquefaction, marine, safety, and security systems within the existing terminal footprint - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Expansion must remain within the previously developed terminal area - Requires water quality certification from the Railroad Commission of Texas - Public participation is encouraged through comments, protests, and motions to intervene - No specific part numbers or purchase quantities provided; focus is on major infrastructure and system upgrades - The project is a significant LNG infrastructure expansion, with emphasis on safety, environmental compliance, and increased export capacity.
Description
This notice announces the application filed by Rio Grande LNG Train 6, LLC for authorization to expand the Rio Grande LNG terminal in Cameron County, Texas. The expansion includes adding an additional liquefaction train, a new marine jetty, and associated facilities, increasing LNG production capacity by approximately 6.03 million tonnes per annum. The notice establishes the deadline for intervention and provides information on how the public can participate in the review process. The project is under the jurisdiction of the Department of Energy and the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission.