Past Aviation Projects

Hear from our clients
PHX T3 Modernization

“We are extremely pleased with the progressive design-build services provided by Austin as part of the delivery joint venture. The project team always held our vision at the forefront of their minds ensuring little to no impact to the airport’s daily operations. This approach shows together the team not only delivered a great project but helped the airport maintain its high standards for customer service in the middle of a major construction project.”

Ward Helm
PE Special Project Administrator
City of Phoenix Aviation Department
SLC North Concourse

“It opened on schedule despite a global pandemic, an earthquake, a catastrophic loss of business, and even last weekend’s snowstorm — which stalled deliveries that we really needed. We are on time and on budget.”

Bill Watt
Director of Airports
Salt Lake City International Airport
ORD Intl Terminal 5

We are proud to honor and recognize industry partners that take diversity and inclusion seriously. The CDA and its project team at Terminal 5, Austin Power Partners, are a wonderful example of out-of-the-box thinking, and we need more advocates for equity like them in the construction industry”

Jacqueline Gomez
Executive Director of HACIA
LAX Tom Bradley Intl Terminal

“This is the front door to the United States for millions of international passengers every year, but our front door has, for years, not really reflected the city. This project is going to be a tangible way for our front door to be significantly upgraded and something that the city can be proud of.”

Gina Marie Lindsey
Former LAX Director of Airport Development

Terminal Experience Portfolio

IAH Mickey Leland International Terminal D (MLIT)
Houston, Texas
  • 6 New Swing Gates
  • 12 Reconfigured Domestic & Int'l Gates
  • Apron, Hydrant Fueling and PBB
  • Demolition/Renovation Existing Facilities
  • Terminal Support Facilities
ORD International Terminal 5
Chicago, Illinois
  • 1,380,000 SF
  • 10 new int'l gates
  • 21 reconfigured int'l gates
  • Reconfigured and improved FIS
  • 13 TSA checkpoint lanes
  • Complete replacement of Baggage Handling System
  • Central Utility Plant + Utility upgrades
  • Terminal apron + hydrant fueling
  • Demolition of existing facilities
  • Terminal Support Facilities
LAX Tom Bradley International Terminal 5 (TBIT)
Los Angelos, California
  • 1,300,000 SF
  • 15 gates, holdrooms, concessions, restrooms and offices
  • Central core concessions, restrooms, offices and airline lounge
  • 9 A380 gates
  • Federal inspection station/CBP
  • BHS/baggage claim
  • Apron utilities and paving
SMF Terminal B
Sacramento, California
  • New construction 433,000 SF
  • Demolish existing facilities – 100,000SF
  • Two pedestrian bridges
  • Terminal – arrival/departure, ticketing, BHS, baggage claim, concessions, restrooms, administration offices, APM station, elevated roadways and pedestrian bridges
  • Central utility plant
SFO Terminal 1 Boarding Area B (BAB)
San Francisco, California
  • 625,000 SF
  • 25 New Domestic and int'l Gates
  • Sterile Corridor
  • Baggage Handling System Coordination
  • Central Utility Plant and Upgrades
  • Apron, Hydrant Fueling and PBB
  • Demolition of Existing Facilities
  • Terminal Support Facilities
SLC North Concourse
Salt Lake City, Utah
  • 834,000 SF
  • 20 gate double loaded concourse
  • Apron, Hydrant Fueling and PBB
  • Demolition of Existing Facilities
  • Terminal Support Facilities
PHX Terminal 3 Modernization
Phoenix, Arizona
  • 710,000 SF
  • Terminal 3 Processor
  • 15 New Gates/South Concourse
  • 10 Gate Renovation/North concourse
  • TSA Checkpoints
  • Curbside Roadway
  • Central Utility Plant and Upgrades
  • Apron, Hydrant Fueling and PBB
  • Demolition/Renovation Existing Facilities
ORD ConRAC
Chicago, Illinois
  • 2,500,000 sf
  • Multi-modal facility
  • 6,900 parking spaces, rental car counters, and customer lobby
  • 270,000 sf, three-story Quick Turn Around facility with 15 car wash bays, 24 maintenance bays, and 36 fuel pumps
  • First O’Hare CMAR
  • Over 400 caissons to support current four-story structure and to accommodate multi-level vertical expansion in the future
  • Our team identified over $150 million in value alternates to maintain the owner’s budget, including substituting structural precast for cast-in-place concrete. This change not only enhanced cost efficiency but sped up construction
  • Connected to ATS
  • Achieved 25% DBE goal
SJC Terminal Area Improvement Program
San Jose, California
  • 2,656,300 SF
  • Achieved 32.58% M/WBE goal
  • Terminal A - renovation and expansion, including baggage handling
  • Terminal B – new terminal
  • Terminal C – modifications
  • Consolidated Rent A Car Facility – 1,508,926 SF, 3,400 cars, seven-story, completed six months early
  • North Concourse FF&E, Signage and Baggage
  • Roadway redevelopment
  • Public art
  • 19 gates
  • Completed $140 million under budget and one year ahead of schedule
MCO Terminal C
Orlando, Florida
  • 2,696,994 SF
  • Landside Terminal – 980,000 SF
  • Airside Terminal – 840,000 SF
  • 65,000 SF of ticketing and airline office
  • 109,400 SF of concessions and other tenant fit out
  • 112,400 SF of airside holdroom and lounge
  • 576,000 SF of public circulation and support
  • 200,000 SF of Federal Agency, Customs and Border Protection (CBP)
  • Public art
  • 27 gates
RDU Terminal 2
Raleigh, North Carolina
  • 962,324 SF
  • 36 gates
  • New terminal and two concourses
  • Large security checkpoint with space for 10 lanes
  • Three island-style airline check-in counters
  • Baggage handling and two baggage claim carousels
  • FIS Facility
  • New arrivals and departures curbside with direct pedestrian connection to the parking garages
  • Centralized TSA SSCP
  • Retail and restaurants
  • Public art
CHS Terminal Redevelopment and Improvement
Charleston, South Carolina
  • 373,960 sf
  • Completed six months ahead of schedule
  • 16 gates
  • Consolidation of security into a single, unified checkpoint
  • New baggage and handling system
  • Extended concourse
  • New Central Plant
  • New rental car facility
  • Enhanced retail, upgraded restrooms, and other amenities
  • FIS facility
  • Renovation of entire structure incorporating the Charleston Sense of Place of the Low Country
DEN Passenger Terminal Complex
Denver, Colorado
  • 6,450,000 SF
  • 12,000 parking spaces, six levels, two structures, 4,200,000 SF
  • 94 gates
  • Administration building
  • FIS Facility
  • Bridge connecting terminal to Concourse A
  • Created a Sense of Place for the Rocky Mountain Region
  • Created a Sense of Place for the Rocky Mountain Region
  • $115 million under budget and completed one year ahead of schedule
  • Daylighting, flexibility, functionality
  • AIA Colorado 25-Year Award Winner
  • 49% of the Architecture Team was DBE
ICN Passenger Terminal
Seoul, South Korea
  • 5,935,000 SF
  • 46 gates
  • FIS Facility
  • Six Levels
  • Great Hall that serves as a central location for transportation facilities, customer service amenities and airport handling operations
  • Terminal roadway
  • Improved utilization of main terminal and concourses
  • Inviting and user-friendly environment
  • Designed with Korean Sense of Place
  • Public art
  • Combined sustainable technologies with local materials
  • Baggage handling system
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