Opportunity
San Diego County Regional Airport Authority PlanetBids #414376FC
San Diego County Regional Airport Authority Seeks Economic Impact Study Services for San Diego International Airport
Posted
August 10, 2026
Respond By
September 09, 2026
Identifier
414376FC
NAICS
541690
The San Diego County Regional Airport Authority is seeking professional consulting services to conduct a comprehensive Economic Impact Study for San Diego International Airport. - Government Buyer: - San Diego County Regional Airport Authority, Procurement Office - Scope of Work: - Development of a detailed economic impact study quantifying the airport's contributions (employment, wages, business revenues, tax revenues, and regional impacts) - Use of industry-accepted methodologies such as IMPLAN and alignment with FAA guidance - Deliverables include technical reports, executive and public summaries, presentations, and data workbooks - Requirements: - Respondents must have experience with economic impact studies for airports or transportation gateways within the past five years - Study must be methodologically sound, defensible, and suitable for funding applications, strategic planning, benchmarking, and regulatory justification - Compliance with detailed insurance requirements and federal regulations - Registration as a vendor on the Authority's website is required - No specific OEMs, product vendors, or part numbers are involved, as this is a request for professional consulting services - Contract Details: - Anticipated agreement term is one year - Contract value to be negotiated
Description
The San Diego County Regional Airport Authority is seeking proposals for an Economic Impact Study to enhance community understanding of the San Diego International Airport as an economic engine. The study will support federal, state, and local funding applications, inform strategic planning and capital investment prioritization, communicate the airport's value to stakeholders, benchmark performance against peer airports, and satisfy regulatory economic justification requirements. The study must follow industry-accepted methodologies and align with FAA guidance where applicable. The agreement term is anticipated to be one year, and respondents must have relevant experience within the past five years.