8g. Presentation - Zone 2 Ticket Counter Common Use Conversion
Item No. 8g_supp Date of Meeting December 14, 2021 Zone 2 Ticket Counter Common Use Conversion 1 Location 2 Area of Work 3 Project Scope and Budget Convert 6 ticket counter positions, currently being returned to the Port by United Airlines, into common use ticket counter positions in Zone 2. Install magnetic stanchions in the queueing area in front of the ticket counters. Install 4 common use kiosks. Install an overhead dynamic digital sign in the ticketing hall. Total Project Cost: $2,000,000 Design & Construction 4 Ticket Counters Current Ticket Counters Replacement Ticket Counters 5 Project Schedule and Kiosks Schedule Construction Start 2022 Q1 Construction Finish Ticket Counters 2022 Q2 Construction Finish Overhead Sign 2022 Q4 6 Cone of Certainty We are here 7 Risks RISK DESCRIPTION MITIGATION PLAN United Airlines Tenant Expense/TRA Project United Airlines reactivated the tenant Planning discussions have been initiated taking place at the Zone 2 window wall expense/TRA window wall project in Zone 2. between both project teams. This project is anticipated to run concurrently Extensive coordination between the with the Port Zone 2 Common Use Conversion two projects will be required to mitigate Project. operational impacts. Aggressive Schedule Project schedule is extremely aggressive to Project schedule will continue to be monitored meet the goal of sponsor's preferred in- and shared in coordination with service goal of end of Q2 2022. project impacts. No additional capacity in this schedule to accommodate unanticipated impacts or delays. Refurbishing Casework Refurbishing of existing decommissioned Coordination will continue throughout planning casework will need to be brought to and design with ABD, PCS, design architect, current ABD code and updated to best meet stakeholders, and project team to current aesthetic standards while staying address impacts and establish best practice. within the project budget and schedule. 8 QUESTIONS? 9
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