Passenger Boarding Bridge Replacements Services

The Metropolitan Airports Commission in Minnesota is seeking a contractor to replace passenger boarding bridge infrastructure. The agency needs to modernize its airport facilities by replacing existing boarding structures and associated apron systems. This project aims to improve passenger boarding efficiency and update aging ground support equipment. The scope of work requires one refurbished passenger boarding bridge and seventy-seven linear feet of a new fixed walkway. The selected contractor must install three passenger boarding bridge and walkway caissons, five hundred seventy-seven square yards of concrete pavement, and one aircraft fueling system. Additional deliverables include one fixed walkway HVAC system, one preconditioned air unit, one ground power unit, and pavement marking. The contractor must also provide electrical distribution, five camera systems, and the removal of a jet blast fence, screen wall, and footing. Eligible bidders must be onshore organizations based in the United States. The agency requires all work to be performed onsite at the designated facility in Minnesota. The agency is currently looking for proposals to determine the project budget, and specific evaluation criteria and key dates are not provided in the initial solicitation.