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November 19, 2019

Mr. Randy KriseAirports Special Management CommitteeLee County Port Authority11000 Terminal Access Road, Suite 8671Fort Myers, Florida 33913

Dear Mr. Krise:

Attached is the Southwest Florida International Airport and Page Field Airport Monthly Project Summary for the month of November 2019. This report is prepared by the Lee County Port Authority Development Division each month and reflects the current status of work efforts, schedules and budgets for ongoing projects.

If you have any questions regarding any of the attached information, please do not hesitate to contact me.

Respectfully,LEE COUNTY PORT AUTHORITY

Emily M. Underhill, P.E., A.A.E.Division Director, Development

EMU/rrtcc: Airports Special Management Committee

Jeff Mulder, A.A.E., Executive Director Mark R. Fisher, A.A.E., Deputy Executive Director - Development

Emily M. Underhill

• Airport Traffic Control Tower (ATCT)………………………...……………………………… 1• Interim Security Checkpoint Imrpovements………………………...……………………… 2• Maintenance Building Expansion………………………...………………………………….. 3• Rehabilitation of Airside Pavements………………...……………...……..………………… 4• Rehabilitation of Roads………………………………………………………………………… 5• RSW Rental Car Areas Relocation/Expansion and Associated Airport Improvements… 6• Replacement of Passenger Boarding Bridges……………………………………………… 7• Skyplex Boulevard………………...……………...……..……………………….…………... 8• Terminal Building Expansion………………...……………...……..……………………….… 9• Ticket Counter and Gate Podium Modernization……………………….…...……………... 10

• Skyplex LLC - Gartner..……………………………………………………………..……..… 11 • Page Field Peitz Hangar…………………………………………12• Page Field Wings on Danley…………………………………… 13

RSW Projects

RSW Tenant Improvement Projects FMY Tenant Improvement Projects

FMY Projects

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RSW ProjectsFMY Projects

• Baggage Handling System (BHS) Recapitalization And Optimization………………………...……………………………..…………………………121

• Airport Traffic Control Tower (ATCT)………………………...…………………………………...…………………..…………………………1

• Interim Security Checkpoint Imrpovements………………………...…………………………………...…………………..…………………………2

• Maintenance Building Expansion………………………...…………………………………...…………………..…………………………3

• Rehabilitation of Airside Pavements………………...……………...……..……………………….…………...…….…………………4

• Public Address System Upgrades ……………………………….………………………..…………………………………………………………………………..4

• Lee Plan/Land Development Code Amendments and Noise Notification Policy………..…………………………4

• Lee Plan/Land Development Code Amendments & Noise Notification Policy……….……..………...…….………………………………….4

• Parallel Runway Site Preparation ……………………………….………………………..…………………………………………………………………………..6

• Rehabilitation of Roads……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………5

• RSW Rental Car Areas Relocation/Expansion and Associated Airport Improvements………………………………………………………………………6

• Replacement of Passenger Boarding Bridges……………………………………………………………………………7

• Skyplex Boulevard………………...……………...……..……………………….…………...…….………………………………….8

• Terminal Building Charging Stations………………………………………………………………………………………….54

• Terminal Building Expansion………………...……………...……..……………………….…………...…….………………………………….9

• Ticket Counter and Gate Podium Modernization……………………….…...……………...……..……………10

• Terminal Access Road (TAR) Six-Lane Expansion ………………………..……………………………………10

• Static Signage Updates…………………………………..…………….……………………………...……………………………….13

RSW Tenant Improvement ProjectsFMY Tenant Improvement Projects

13

• Airport Plaza Gas Station………………………………………………………...…………………………………………………..13

• Florida Power & Light Co. Upgrades…………………………………………………………………………………………..14

• Southwest/AirTran Airlines Merge…………………………………………………………………………………………..17

• Tile Remediation………………………………………………………...……………………..…………………………19

• FDOT Interstate 75 Connector Roadway ……………………………..………………………………………………11

• Hertz Car Rental Area Upgrades ………………………………………..……………….……………………………………15

• Tile Remediation …………………………………………..……………………..……………………….……………………………………15

• Skyplex LLC - Gartner..……………………………………………………………..……..……………………….…………...…….…………………11• Page Field Peitz Hangar…………………………………………………………..12

• Skywalk Shopping Center..……………………………………………………………..……..……………………….…………...…….…………………10

• Page Field Wings on Danley………………………………………………………13

Project Description:

Project Status:

Consultant:

Start Date: Completion Date:

2/11/2013

RSW Airport Traffic Control Tower (ATCT)

7/31/2021 (Construction)

Construction work is progressing with focus on the foundation and piles. All the piles have been driven, and preparation of the pile cap forms and placement of the reinforcing steel have begun. Dewatering of the pile cap excavation continues. Weekly project meetings continue with the continued emphasis on reviewing submittals and requests for information being the primary focus. An initial coordination meeting with LCPA staff occurred to discuss the airside construction logistics of the NAVAIDS pathway. Last updated by Joe Glowacki on Oct 22, 2019, 4:07 PM

Total Estimated Cost: Total Authorized To Date:

Remaining Balance to Finish:

AECOM Technical Services, Inc.

This project provides for design services, environmental permitting, mitigation, and construction of a new Airport Traffic Control Tower (ATCT) and Terminal Radar Approach Control Facility (TRACON) located midfield between existing runway and the future parallel runway.

COSTS / BUDGET

FAA Grants: FDOT Grants: LCPA Funds: Other Funds:

$0.00 $32,680,931.00 $38,857,072.00

$0.00

$72,556,003.00 $7,607,691.00

$80,163,694.00

CM/GC: DeAngelis Diamond

Development Division - October 2019 1 RSW Airport Traffic Control Tower (ATCT)


Project Status:

Consultant:


9/5/2019

RSW Interim Security Checkpoint Improvements

12/31/2019

The existing lanes for all concourses have been moved to new locations. The new lanes for Concourse B have been completed. The new lanes for Concourses C and D will be completed by the end of October 2019. Wall construction for a privacy room and private wall is ongoing. The electrical rough-in installation has been completed. Point of view study for new cameras at all concourses is anticipated to be complete by the first week of November 2019. Last updated by ? via spreadsheet on Oct 24, 2019.



Kimley-Horn & Associates

This project includes the design and construction of the relocation of existing Transportation Security Administration (TSA) checkpoint lanes, addition of 5 new lanes (2 at Concourse B, 1 at Concourse C, 2 at Concourse D), new privacy walls, and additional CCTV cameras at Concourses B, C, and D.

COSTS / BUDGET


$0.00 $0.00

$1,139,379.00 $0.00

$1,139,379.00 $588,273.00

$1,727,652.00

CM/GC: Owen Ames Kimball Co.

Development Division - October 2019 2 RSW Interim Security Checkpoint Improvements


Project Status:

Consultant:


3/22/2019

RSW Maintenance Building Expansion

1/31/2020

The existing building renovation is 95% complete. Staff relocation from the temporary office trailer to the new renovated space is anticipated to take place by mid-November 2019. Site work is scheduled to start immediately after the office trailer has been removed from the site. The new building addition is 80% complete, HVAC and vehicle lift installations are in progress. Last update by Adam Nguyen via spreadsheet on Oct 23, 2019



Atkins North America, Inc.

The maintenance building expansion will include the renovation of 3,250 SF of existing offices; convert 5,225 SF of the existing storage space to offices and 2,665 SF of additional service vehicle bay. The project also includes site improvements; additional parking area for vehicles and expansion of the existing retention pond.

COSTS / BUDGET


$0.00 $1,200,000.00 $3,295,692.00

$0.00

$4,495,692.00 $281,108.00

$4,776,800.00

CM/GC: Wright Construction

Development Division - October 2019 3 RSW Maintenance Building Expansion


Project Status:

Consultant:


4/5/2017

RSW Rehabilitation of Airside Pavements

12/31/2019 (Design Only)

A progress meeting was held on October 3, 2019. LCPA staff is scheduled to meet with the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to discuss the construction limits and funding for Project 1. The design team provided revised project costs that will be discussed at the meeting. Request for bids for Project 1 is anticipated to be circulated in the Spring of 2020. Approval request for construction phase is anticipated to be submitted at the Fall 2020 Board meeting. The design team will have the revised drawings and specifications before bidding begins. Last update from David Morris on 10/14/2019.



Kimley-Horn & Associates

RSW has a network of airside pavement infrastructure (taxiways and aircraft parking aprons) that has been constructed at various times from as early as 1979 (during the original RSW construction) through 2005 (as part of the Midfield Terminal construction). Maintaining these pavement areas is critical to the safe continued operation of aircraft at RSW. This project will evaluate all pavement and recommend rehabilitation measures to correct existing pavement distresses and extend the useful life of airport infrastructure.

COSTS / BUDGET


$1,785,331.00 $1,791,353.00 $1,791,354.00

$0.00

$5,368,038.00 $76,112,057.00

$81,480,095.00

CM/GC: Owen-Ames-Kimball Co.

Development Division - October 2019 4 RSW Rehabilitation of Airside Pavements


Project Status:

Consultant:


10/27/2016

RSW Rehabilitation of Roads


The consultant will perform a study to determine if retrofitting LED lighting along Chamberlin Parkway Phase 3 is feasible. Phase 1 100% plans are still in progress. A contract amendment is in development to add a fountain design in the roundabout in the Chamberlin Parkway Realignment plans. Still awaiting Lee County approval on resubmittal of Development Order (DO) and Limited Development Order (LDO). Last updated by George Gorayeb on 10/24/2019.



Johnson Engineering, Inc.

The Southwest Florida International Airport has a network of public, non-public, landside and airside roadways that serve the vehicular transportation needs of its patrons, employees, and other customers. The landside roadway infrastructure has been constructed at various times from 1979 through 2005. This project will plan for the necessary rehabilitative measures to correct existing pavement distresses in order to maintain the level of service needed.

COSTS / BUDGET


$0.00 $1,068,707.00 $1,068,707.00

$0.00

$2,137,414.00 $25,945,634.00

$28,083,048.00

CM/GC: Owen-Ames-Kimball Co.

Development Division - October 2019 5 RSW Rehabilitation of Roads


Project Status:

Consultant:


1/24/2019

RSW Rental Car Areas Relocation/Expansion and Associated Airport Improvements

2/27/2020 (Concept Design Only)

A meeting with rental car agency representatives was held October 22, 2019 to discuss the concept that LCPA favored. The design team will hold a conference call mid-November to discuss the next steps. The current goal is to schedule the design phase scope and fee for the February/March Board approval cycle. Last update by George Ghorayeb via spreadsheet on Oct 24, 2019.




In an effort to reduce the vehicle trips along Air Cargo Ln and travel distance for rental car companies, LCPA and the rental car companies will relocate the fleet vehicles services facilities to the south side of the airport. The purpose of this study is to evaluate the current rental car operations & facilities, determine the future growth of rental car demand, and develop concepts that will meet those projected demands while minimizing impact on airport operations.

COSTS / BUDGET


$0.00 $0.00

$419,270.00 $0.00

$419,270.00 $10,580,730.00

$11,000,000.00

CM/GC: Owen Ames Kimball Co.

Development Division - October 2019 6 RSW Rental Car Areas Relocation/Expansion and Associated Airport Imp


Project Status:

Consultant:


3/21/2019

RSW Replacement of Passenger Boarding Bridges


The due date for the 100% submittal is November 1, 2019. The network infrastructure design is on going and is anticipated for completion by the end of October 2019. A meeting will be scheduled to review the updated 100% project costs estimate followed by the final working group meeting. Last updated by George Ghorayeb via spreadsheet on Oct 24, 2019.

Total Project Budget: Total Authorized To Date:


Aero Systems Engineering, Inc.

The original boarding bridges procured during the Midfield Terminal project needed to be replaced, as recommended by a Kimley-Horn assessment of the 27 bridges. Aero Systems was selected to prepare design documents to replace all of the boarding bridges along with the auxiliary equipment, such as ground power units (GPU) and preconditioned air units (PCA). In the process, Aero will also review the current fleet mix for each gate and determine if any changes can be made to maximize gate usage.

COSTS / BUDGET


$0.00 $0.00

$1,430,106.00 $0.00

$1,430,106.00 $43,921,079.00

$45,351,185.00

CM/GC: Manhattan Construction (Florida), Inc.

Development Division - October 2019 7 RSW Replacement of Passenger Boarding Bridges


Project Status:

Consultant:


4/11/2012

RSW Skyplex Boulevard

12/15/2019

The punchlist items from the walkthrough on September 13, 2019 have almost been completed. Final striping has been installed. The aluminum pieces for the monument sign are still a work in progress and currently projected to be complete by the middle of November 2019. Substantial completion will be issued when the monument sign aluminum fabrication has been finalized. Last updated by George Ghorayeb on 10/24/2019

Total Project Budget: Total Authorized To Date:


David Douglas Associates, Inc.

This project will include permitting and environmental approval, roadway, drainage, utility, landscaping, signage, marking and lighting design for Skyplex Boulevard between Daniels Parkway and Chamberlin Parkway.

COSTS / BUDGET


$0.00 $6,795,829.00 $6,796,781.00

$0.00

$13,592,610.00 $633,936.00

$14,226,546.00

CM/GC: Wright Construction

Development Division - October 2019 8 RSW Skyplex Boulevard


Project Status:

Consultant:


3/9/2017

RSW Terminal Building Expansion


The 95% construction documents have been submitted to the Port Authority for review. Detailed construction phasing plan for the temporary C-concourse checkpoint is currently being developed. Construction Administration (CA) and Construction Management (CM) are currently being negotiated. Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) goals are currently being established for each of the bid packages. A meeting is to be scheduled with Lee County staff regarding the Development Order (DO) and permitting. Last updated by Adam Nguyen on Oct 23, 2019.




The increase in passenger volume within limited corridor spaces during peak hour operations has negatively impacted the terminal’s functionality. There are conflicting passenger flow patterns, insufficient space to provide additional screening for passengers within the limits of the security screening checkpoint areas, insufficient length of queuing, and the building systems are challenged to support peak hour passenger volume. The Lee County Port Authority is also seeking to increase concession amenities for the general public.

COSTS / BUDGET


$0.00 $6,901,470.00 $7,882,526.00

$0.00

$14,783,996.00 $207,063,393.00

$221,847,389.00


Development Division - October 2019 9 RSW Terminal Building Expansion


Project Status:

Consultant:


3/9/2017

RSW Ticket Counter and Gate Podium Modernization

3/1/2020

The installation of the ticket counters is 95% complete. The curbside counters installation is 80% complete. The holdroom podiums is 80% complete. The LED backwall display, behind the ticket counters, are currently being installed. The holdroom backwall areas are anticipated to start work the first week of November 2019. Last updated by Adam Nguyen on 10/23/2019



Schenkel Shultz

This project consists of the modernization of various passenger processing areas at RSW; such as check-in ticket counters, including back wall signage and integral baggage scales, gate podiums at the respective airline boarding areas of the concourses, customs inspection stations for Federal Inspection Services (FIS), airline curbside check-in counters and customer service counter at the car rental customer service building shall be analyzed and updated to accommodate more automated processes based on new technology. In addition, the creation of a standardized look shall be implemented while respecting individual airline and rental car branding.

COSTS / BUDGET


$0.00 $4,700,000.00 $7,118,951.00

$0.00

$11,818,959.00 $1,188,311.00

$13,007,270.00


Development Division - October 2019 10 RSW Ticket Counter and Gate Podium Modernization

Consultant: Hole Montes Inc.

Skyplex LLC is developing a corporate office campus for Gartner Inc. The campus consists of two office buildings and an amenities building designated as Phase 1 of construction. Building A (88,700 SF), connecting atrium (7,000 SF) and building C (97,200 SF) are being constructed first. The amenities building (15,000 SF) consists of a fitness center and spa. This campus will also include appropriate parking spaces. Maximum building height is 45 feet above-ground-level.

Project Description: 12/1/2019 Completion Date:

8/25/2017 Start Date:

RSW Skyplex LLC - Gartner

Project Status:

The first floor build-out is nearly complete and is being outfitted with office and conference room furniture, interior doors, and decorative wall panels. The break room kitchen is nearly complete and is being readied for appliances and seating. The Certificate of Completion (CO) for the first floor is anticipated to be issued by the end of October 2019. Staff is anticipated to occupy the space on November 18, 2019. The north parking lot has been completed and is to be finalized with the building permits. Last Updated By Tracy James on 9/20/2019 4:20:54 PM

Contractor: Skanska US

Development Division - October 2019 11 RSW Skyplex LLC - Gartner

Consultant: Barbot, Steuart & Associates, Inc.

This project consists of the construction of a 8,800 SF corporate hangar on the North side of Page Field.



Page Field Peitz Hangar

Project Status:

A new corporate hangar is scheduled to start construction in November 2019 on the north side of Page Field airport. The Lee County Development Order (DO) has been issued and the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has sent their letters of approval. The work permit application documents have been submitted to Lee County Port Authority Development Services for approval. These documents include the building plans, civil plans, performance bonds, and insurance information. The plans are being reviewed by Page Field staff and the Airport Fire Inspector for accuracy.

Contractor: Better Buildings, Inc.

Development Division - October 2019 12 Page Field Peitz Hangar

Consultant: Quattrone & Associates

This project consists of the construction of a 10,000 SF hangar on Danley Drive in the south quadrant of Page Field.



Page Field Wings on Danley

Project Status:

The firewall design revision was approved by Lee County staff and the new wall has been installed. Work continues in the office area and rest room. Paving has been completed on the apron, north side of the hangar. Grading continues on the south side of the hangar in preparation of the new paving for a sidewalk and parking. Last Updated By Tracy James on 10/25/2019 4:07:46 PM

Contractor: Gulfpoint Construction Co.

Development Division - October 2019 13 Page Field Wings on Danley

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