8e. Presentation - A12A Jet Bridge Tenant Reimbursement Agreement

Item No. 8e_supp
Meeting Date: June 22, 2021
A12A Jet Bridge
Tenant Reimbursement Agreement
Seattle-Tacoma International Airport
June 22, 2021

Action Requested
Execute a Tenant Reimbursement Agreement (TRA) in the
amount of $7,245,000 with Delta Air Lines, Inc. for the design
and construction of a new passenger boarding gate at Gate
A12A
Authorize $2,093,000 of non-tenant reimbursement Port costs
associated with this project


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Project Summary
Project will design and construct exterior and interior
improvements for two (2) fully functioning passenger boarding
gates at Gate A12 (A12A and A12B)
Provides flexibility to operate two narrow-body aircraft or one
wide-body aircraft without expanding the aircraft parking ramp
area or concourse building
Provides the ability to load a single wide-body aircraft with dual
PLBs
The gates can be used for either domestic or international
operations
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Location  Concourse A


Gate A12

North 

Existing Condition  Concourse A
Ex. A11B (RON)
Ex. A12
Ex. A11


Ex. A13


Gate A12, Plan
RON - Remain Over Night, i.e., aircraft parking

New Configuration  Gates A12A & A12B
A12A        Exterior Modifications:
A12B                         Dual PLBs
A12A                                      PLB Foundations
Fixed Walkways
PC Air
Ground Power Unit
A12B
Potable Water Cabinet
Pavement Markings
SafeDock
New PLB Portal
* Wide body configuration                         * Narrow body configuration

New Configuration  Proposed Holdroom Layout
A11
Interior Modifications:
New IAF Sterile Corridor Gate
Portal
Existing Podiums Relocated
Voice Paging Re-zoned
Seating Reconfigured
Existing Artwork Relocated

Project Schedule
Commission Authorization for Design, Construction and TRA: June 22, 2021
Execute TRA: July 1, 2021
Design: Q3 - Q4 2021
Construction Notice to Proceed: Q1 2022
Substantially Complete: Q2 2022
Closeout complete Q1 2023

Project Estimate
Port Costs:               Delta TRA:            Total Port Responsibility:
$2.18M              $7.245M          $9.425M
$2.02M* (capital)                                    $6.72M (capital)                           $8.74M* (capital)

$0.16M (expense**)                              $0.53M (expense**)                   $0.69M (expense**)

* Includes future Art Program CIP transfer amount of $87,000.
** Expense funds are required for the relocation of existing artwork, repositioning of
existing casework and relocating the existing A12 PLB to A12B.

Key Risks
Risk                    Likelihood                           Mitigation
Existing underground utilities conflict          M       During design:
with PLB foundation placement.                        Obtain record drawings and IAF as-builts
Perform site investigation
Use information obtained above to locate foundation
Evaluate spread or drilled footing to avoid utilities
Manufacturer lead time for PLB               H       Confirm lead times immediately following the execution of
equipment may exceed planned                     the TRA. Monitor fabrication and delivery. Proceed with
duration.                                              construction only when delivery dates confirmed.
Schedule conflict with other airport            H       Fast track schedule as possible to complete project prior to
project gate closures planned in Q1-Q2                 other gate closures planned in May 2022. Evaluate impacts
2022.                                             of the gate closure when gate scheduling information
becomes available. Determine a decision point as project
and gate scheduling becomes known.

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