9c. 2018 1st Qtr Capital Improvements Proj. Report

COMMISSION 
AGENDA MEMORANDUM                        Item No.          9c 
BRIEFING ITEM                            Date of Meeting        May 22, 2018 
DATE:     May 15, 2018 
TO:        Stephen P. Metruck, Executive Director 
FROM:    Ralph Graves, Senior Director, Capital Development 
SUBJECT:  2018 First Quarter Capital Improvement Projects Report 
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 
This briefing will provide an update on the status of projects managed by Aviation and Seaport
Project Management, and Information and Communications Technology departments that have
variance related to budget, schedule, and/or scope. The report provides information on a total
of 101 Capital Improvement projects of which 46 are on budget/schedule (green); 45 are
behind schedule with 11 new Reportable Variances; and 6 are behind schedule and over budget
(red) with 2 new Reportable Variances. Measured by cost, 37.7% of projects are green. This
quarter 4 projects are substantially complete. 
ADDITIONAL BACKGROUND 
The Commission has earlier received the Capital Improvement Projects Report for the first 
quarter of 2018. This presentation provides an update on the status of those projects that have
a reportable condition relating to budget, schedule, or scope. 
This report is intended to meet the reporting requirements of the Port of Seattle General
Delegation of Authority and the Commission motion of January 8, 2008, regarding "Report on
Major Capital Projects." 
ATTACHMENTS TO THIS BRIEFING 
(1)   Presentation slides 
(2)   First Quarter 2018 Capital Improvement Projects Report 
PREVIOUS COMMISSION ACTIONS OR BRIEFINGS 
None 



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