Design-Build Services for the Parking Access Revenue and Control Systems (PARCS) Replacement Project

Contract 11862.76 is a design-build solicitation by the City and County of San Francisco Airport Commission to replace and enhance the Parking Access and Revenue Control System (PARCS) across the San Francisco International Airport campus. The project involves the design, construction, procurement, and integration of infrastructure and technology at all major garages, lots, and parking facilities. Key technical deliverables include new hardware and software for entry and exit lanes, as well as the implementation of specialized systems such as License Plate Recognition, Automated Parking Guidance, virtual permits, and revenue optimization. The total estimated budget, including contingency, is 34.3 million dollars, with an estimated direct construction cost of 24.6 million dollars. The project is scheduled for a total duration of 900 consecutive calendar days, beginning upon the issuance of the Notice to Proceed for the Programming Phase. Proposers must submit their bids by September 28, 2026, using a five-envelope submission format and a USB flash drive. Award selection is based on the highest-ranking score following a pass/fail preliminary screening of minimum qualifications and compliance with the 14B LBE Program. The contract mandates strict adherence to SFO sustainability design standards, the First Source Hiring Program, and various labor and civil rights certifications. Security requirements include maintaining confidentiality for four years post-completion and complying with cybersecurity policies for geospatial data.