6a supp

Item No.      6a_supp
Date of Meeting: February 22, 2011
One-Time Airline Realignment

Airline Realignment Program  Commission Authorization        Date        Amount

Campus Planning           a) Planning & Pre-Design -SSAT       1/25/2011-       $475,000
Passenger growth and flow analysis to   b) Planning & Pre-Design - Concourses    2/22/2011         $713,000
forecast business needs            c) Long-term Planning - N. Checkpoint,       -                -
etc
Common Use - Concourse D Gates Design & Construction            1/25/2011      $4,250,000
Technology and communication fiber for
airline interchangeability
Passenger Loading Bridges      a) Design & Construction for 5 of 15     2/22/2011       $6,700,000
Port owned jet bridges             Design only for remaining 10               -                -
b) Construction for remaining 10         Q3          $8,150,000
Baggage Modifications        a) Design & Construction for Phase I     3/1/2011       $1,731,000
Reconfiguration of conveyors         Design only for Phase II                   -
b) Construction for Phase II             Q3
Aircraft Docking and Fueling                                    Q2
Pilot signals for docking and fuel pits
Common Use  Ticketing & Misc                               Q2
Gates
Technology and communication for airline
interchangeability
Signage - Garage, Curb, Ticketing,                                  Q2
STS
Wayfinding signs for passengers

Airline Realignment Program  Commission Authorization         Date        Amount
cont.
Building & Tenant Shell                                        Q2
Improvements
ATO Air Tran
Ramp Office Hawaiian
Gate Loading @ A13, A14
Ceiling Utilities & Finishes  NSAT                                   Q3
Lighting, heating, cooling, etc
Seismic  NSAT
Strengthen building
Club Shell Structure  NSAT
New Alaska Boardroom space
Gate Improvements  NSAT
Added gates, bridges and hold room
improvements
Gate Lobby Improvements -
Concourse C
Elevators/Escalators and hold room
improvements

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