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Need Overview
Need Name:
Expand Terminal Building Phase 1
Type:
AIP/M&O AIP
Community/Economic Development
Funding Source:
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Acquire Handicap Passenger Lift Device
Construct ARFF Building
Construct Building
Construct Passenger Shelter
Construct Sand and Chemical Storage Building
Construct SREB
Construct Terminal Building
Construct Toilet Facilities
Demolish Building
Expand ARFF Building
Expand Building
Expand Sand and Chemical Storage Building
Expand SREB
Expand Terminal Building
Hazmat Removal
Improve ARFF Building
Improve Building
Improve Sand and Chemical Storage Building
Improve SREB
Improve Terminal Building
Modify ARFF Building
Modify Building
Modify Sand and Chemical Storage Building
Modify SREB
Rehabilitate ARFF Building
Rehabilitate Building
Rehabilitate Sand and Chemical Storage Building
Rehabilitate SREB
Relocate Building
Estimated Cost:
$16,000,000
Description:
Funding for the project is requested in three parts to allow the State of Alaska Statewide Aviation to respond to other critical airport needs throughout the state. This request (Phase 1-A) will consist of select demolition and the construction of new space. It will include infrastructure system replacements and upgrades.
Priority:
Short
Need Origination:
Other
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5010
ALP/Master Plan
Community
FAA Initiatives
Inspection
Letter of Compliance
M&O
Other
Sponsor
State Equipment Fleet (SEF)
Justification:
SIT Airport Terminal has severe overcrowding issues in all of the public areas, as well as the baggage makeup (loading/unloading) area. It was originally constructed in 1969, and had modest additions in 1987 and 2003. Interior modifications were made after 2001 to address critical baggage and passenger security screening requirements; these functions displaced approximately 3,400sf of terminal space. The increased air travel over the past two decades, especially in summer months, is also a major contributor to overcrowding in the terminal. Additionally, infrastructure systems are outdated and inefficient per contemporary codes and standards.
Notes:
Last Edit Date:
3/15/2023 03:04 PM
History Log
Rebecca Douglas
Need Created
3/15/2023 03:04 PM
Rebecca Douglas
In Project
3/15/2023 03:08 PM