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Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) awards $399M contract to Turner for C Concourse Expansion

Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) awards $399M contract to Turner for C Concourse Expansion

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After awarding a contract to AECOM for the upgrades in the S Concourse (read more here), the Port of Seattle has now chosen Turner Construction Company to deliver upgrades and expansion in the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA)’s C Concourse.

With a contracted value estimated at USD 399M, this project, set to commence in early 2024 and conclude by 2027, is a significant investment to transform the Seattle airport. 

It will boost the size of the C Concourse from 80,000 square feet to a sprawling 226,000 square feet, bringing about many improvements for travellers and positioning the airport for future growth.

SEA Airport - C Concourse Expansion – Project Summary

Project Name

C Concourse Expansion – SEA Airport

Location

Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, Seattle, USA

Client/Owner

Port of Seattle

Contractor

Turner Construction Company

Project Timelines

Commence in early 2024, expected to conclude by 2027

Contract Value

Estimated at USD 399 million

Key Features of the Project

–        Expanding C Concourse from 80,000 to 226,000 sq. ft.

–        New 20,000 sq. ft. Alaska Airlines lounge

–        New dining and retail options

–        Advanced sustainability aspects

SEA Airport - C Concourse Expansion – About the project

The C and D Concourses junction at the airport will radically transform. By adding four new floors to the existing three, this project is all about expanding and upgrading the passenger experience at the airport.

The addition will encompass a floor designated for office space and three more floors dedicated to providing passengers with various customer service amenities – further details can be seen at the vide below.

The new amenities include new dining and retail options, premium lounge spaces, an Interfaith Prayer and Meditation room, a nursing area, and an outdoor viewing area.

A remarkable highlight is the 20,000-square-foot Alaska Airlines lounge, ensuring travelers have a stylish place to unwind.

In the atrium, known as the “Tree at C,” grand seating and a live music performance area will be featured, further enhancing the overall experience.

SEA Airport - C Concourse Expansion – Sustainability Aspects

This project aligns with the Port of Seattle’s ambitious environmental goals, aiming to become the greenest and most energy-efficient Port in North America. Environmental health and the well-being of travellers are central to this endeavour.

Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) awards $399M contract to Turner for C Concourse Expansion
SEA Airport - C Concourse Expansion - The facility's roof will incorporate a solar photovoltaic array, harnessing the sun's power for sustainable energy. 

This project marks the first at SEA Airport to integrate the Port’s Sustainable Evaluation Framework. The facility’s roof will incorporate a solar photovoltaic array, harnessing the sun’s power for sustainable energy. 

Moreover, the design incorporates materials with reduced embodied carbon and healthy components, contributing to a greener, healthier environment.

To create a stronger connection between guests and the natural world, biophilic design elements are being integrated. The indoor environment will also feature a high-performance air delivery system, enhancing indoor air quality.

Bill Ketcham, Vice President and General Manager of Turner Construction Company, highlighted the significance of this project. He emphasized the positive impact that sustainable building strategies can have on the terminal’s expansion, reflecting a strong commitment to environmental responsibility

Source: turnerconstruction.com and portseattle.org
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