Design-Build Services for the Terminal Upper-Level Viaduct Resurfacing Project

The San Francisco International Airport is soliciting proposals for the Design-Build Services for the Terminal Upper-Level Viaduct Resurfacing Project, aimed at rehabilitating the elevated roadway that supports upper-level curbside operations and making targeted modifications to the Central Garage. The scope includes repairing deteriorated pavement, replacing leaking expansion joints, replacing damaged barrier rails, and upgrading ramps within the Central Garage to improve structural integrity and operational efficiency. Additional enhancements focus on pedestrian safety and accessibility, such as installing rectangular rapid flashing beacons at terminal crosswalks and constructing new bus shelters to better serve travelers and ground transportation users. All work must be carried out within an active, fully operational airport environment, requiring meticulous phasing, temporary traffic management, and close coordination with airport departments, airlines, and other stakeholders to ensure minimal disruption to passenger flow and terminal functions. Proposals must be submitted by September 9, 2026, under solicitation number 11853.66, and are open to qualified firms, teams, joint ventures, or other business entities with demonstrated experience in complex, high-traffic infrastructure projects. The project is managed by the Airport’s Design and Construction - Civil Engineering division under the state of California, with the primary point of contact for technical and QA/QC matters being Eric Lew and Kat Lam serving as the Contract Officer. All work is to be performed at the airport’s facility in San Francisco, California, and bidders are expected to provide detailed plans for construction sequencing, safety protocols, and stakeholder communication strategies to maintain seamless airport operations throughout the project lifecycle.