9b. CIP Briefing Program report

Item No:  9b_Attach
Meeting Date:  March 12, 2019
Report Month/Year
Aviation Program Executive Report iswary2019
Financial Status Indicator
Financial Breakdown               Financials by Program                              Financial Status (construction only)     A EAC > Current Budget
@ Under
Current Budget             Total EAC        Authorization    # of Projects               Total EAC   Status
$3,484M        $3433M
Airfield                   $248,325,250          $230,543,250            $55,185,250
4          $43,533,000
3B                                           Baggage             $458,500,000       $457,650,000        $150,512,200

IAF                     $568,445,000         $568,445,000         $568,445,000              29          $2.396,969,660 O

Infrastructure           $638,422,068         $654,732,364         $255,185,480
2B
Landside               $148,107,325         $144,552,653          $72,227,123                                                     Schedule Status Indicator
Schedulechedule SStatus ((Construction Onl)'
A Current Sub Compl > Baselinei
Noise                   $20,000,000          $20,000,000           $5,107,000
|
# of Projects                Total EAC    Status      @ On Schedule
1g -                                          NSTAR               $671,780,751        $671,775,757        $672,125,232
12          $93,017,650    $ @ Today > Baseline Sub Compl
Security                 $36,014,000          $34,154,658          $27,432,000
7         ss79.401383
Terminal/Tenant        $274,460,689         $256,838,457         $174,815,000                                            A
0B
Grand Total           $3,464,055,123       $3,433,142,173       $2,425,042,285              +e         $1,768,083,627
Current Budget    Total EAC     Authorization                                                                                                                               oO

Project Count by Phase                                       Project Count by Program

Baggage I 2

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intrastructreI
Design                                                                                                 Landsicea 12
Noise I 1
Construction
NSTAR I 1
SecurityI 4
Closeout
Terminal/Tenant| :o

0      Ss       10      15      20      25      30      35                   0    Ss    10    15    20    25    30    35    40    45    S50

Seaport Program Executive Report
FinancialStatusindicator
Breakdown       Financials by Program              Financial Status (construction Only)   Under
CurrentBudget          Total EAC      Authorization   # Of Projects Total EAC           Status
$756M        $743M

Economic Development       $53,040,561        53,034,203          3,020,561

i4          $89,963,257
600M
Maritime                  $237,586,945       237,577,104        52,132,700


NWSA Joint Venture          $38,357,038         34,954,691         18,094,751
400M                                                                                                                                            FinancialStatusindicator
Schedule Status (construction only)    Under
NWSA North Harbor        $423,390,000       413,759,000        82,927,703   # Of Projects Total EAC           Status

$158M
Stormwater Utility             $4,075,000          4,075,000          1,835,000

14          $89,963,297

Grand Total                 $756,449,544        743,399,998        158,010,715
CurrentBudget    Total EAC    Authorization

Project Count by Phase                                       Project Count by Program
Planning - Status 1 i 1                                                                      Economic Development

Pending Start ns
Maritime

Notebook eh
NWSA Joint Venture
Design I
I NWSA North Harbor                               Construction
Closeout                                                                                             Stormwater Utility i 1
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