Salt Lake City Airport Baggage Storage Office (BSO) Expansion, Security Checkpoint Demo & Expansion, Escalator & Stairs Terminal Level 1 to Level 2

The contract encompasses three major construction phases at the Salt Lake City Airport, aimed at enhancing security, operational efficiency, and passenger flow. The first phase involves expanding the TSA security checkpoint eastward, which requires demolishing an existing restroom and baggage storage offices, followed by new construction including drywall, ceiling systems, fire alarm and suppression, terrazzo flooring, doors, mechanical electrical plumbing, cameras, a public address system, and updated signage. The second phase adds five new baggage storage offices at the southwest corner of the terminal, each designed to replicate the layout and finishes of the existing offices in the southeast corner, featuring a reception area and secure storage space. The third phase relocates and upgrades vertical circulation between Terminal Level 1 and Level 2 by installing a second 32-inch escalator in place of existing stairs, relocating those stairs above the Sally Port, and modifying that structure; this scope also includes comprehensive demolition and new construction of flooring, walls, ceilings, MEP systems, fire protection, lighting, and the relocation of a major cable tray to accommodate the changes. The solicitation, identified by numbers SLCDA-DCM-542703, 542704, and 542705, was posted on August 3, 2026, with a response deadline of August 27, 2026, and is managed by the Utah agency. All work is to be performed at the Salt Lake City Airport in Utah, with no set-aside classification specified. The project demands precise coordination across multiple trades and systems to ensure minimal disruption to airport operations while meeting stringent safety and operational standards. The scope reflects a commitment to modernizing critical infrastructure, improving passenger experience, and aligning facility capacity with current and projected demand.