Design-Build Services for the Wayfinding Enhancement Program Phase 2

The San Francisco International Airport is issuing a solicitation for comprehensive Design-Build Services to enhance wayfinding across its campus through Phase 2 of the Wayfinding Enhancement Program. The project encompasses the design and implementation of both static and digital signage solutions at key locations such as AirTrain stations, terminals, parking garages, curbside areas, and other transit and passenger environments. The scope includes developing clear, accessible pathways for virtual gateways, transportation modes, parking, dining, shopping, gates, and more, with an emphasis on improving passenger navigation and overall airport experience. The program involves full-service delivery, including design, engineering, and construction, requiring close coordination with Airport Operations, stakeholders, and existing tenant improvement projects to ensure seamless integration. The contract, with a value estimated between 50 million and 100 million dollars, is targeted at qualified firms or joint ventures capable of handling complex multimodal transit projects. Interested proposers must submit qualification forms demonstrating their relevant experience, key personnel expertise, and project references, particularly in multimodal transit or similarly complex environments within the past decade. The response deadline is December 17, 2024, and the project is managed by SFO Construction under the California agency. The primary point of contact for inquiries is Katarina Lam, reachable via email or phone. This initiative aims to significantly improve wayfinding infrastructure at one of the nation's busiest airports, enhancing passenger flow, safety, and overall operational efficiency.