8c. Presentation

Rental Car Facility Fire Suppression System Replacement

Item No.
8c_supp
Date of Meeting
January 14, 2025
Rental Car Facility Quick Turn-Around Fire
Suppression System (#C801402)
Project Authorization
Project Background
• Rental Car Facility (RCF) is the primary operating location for
most rental car providers at SEA
• RCF has a Quick Turn-Around (QTA) facility on each floor that
supports fueling, car washing, and limited light maintenance
operations
• 4.6 million passengers utilized the RCF in 2023 generating
$46.5 million in concession/land rent revenues and $41.6
million in customer facility charge (CFC) revenues
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Project Background (Continued)
• RCF QTA fire suppression systems use an aqueous film-forming
foam (AFFF) that contains per and polyfluoroalkyl substances
(PFAS)
• RCF cannot acquire additional AFFF material due to the state
restriction on PFAS-containing AFFF (Chapter 70A.400.020 RCW
effective July 1, 2020)
• Fire Risk Assessment completed March 2024 that recommends
replacement with a dry-pipe water-based sprinkler system
• Project is required as Major Maintenance per Lease Agreements
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Project Purpose and Scope
Purpose:
Replacement of existing PFAS contaminated RCF QTA fire
suppression systems with a dry-pipe water-based sprinkler
system
Scope of Work:
• Replacement of tanks, valves, pumps, sprinkler lines and heads
• Integrate with existing Fire Alarm System
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Project Location
Rental Car Facility
Quick Turn-Around
(QTA) Facilities
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Project Budget and Schedule
Original Budget:
Current Budget:
$7,600,000
$7,000,000
Completed 30% Design
Project primarily funded by
Customer Facility Charge revenues
Preliminary Project Schedule:
• Design Start Q3 2024
• Construction Start Q2 2025
• In-Use Date Q1 2026
Design-Bid-Build Project Delivery
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Cone of Certainty
We are
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QUESTIONS?
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