Massport #L1971

Multidisciplinary Consulting Services for Logan Airport Wayfinding and Signage Program

The Massachusetts Port Authority - Capital Programs is seeking multidisciplinary consulting firms for the Logan Wayfinding and Signage Program at Logan International Airport. - Government Buyer: - Massachusetts Port Authority, Capital Programs Department - Chief Infrastructure Officer: Luciana Burdi - Scope of Services: - Comprehensive consulting for planning, design, and construction oversight of airport-wide signage and wayfinding updates - Includes assessment of existing signage, development of new wayfinding strategies (static and digital/interactive), construction documents, cost estimating, permitting, and construction phase support - Resident inspection, field inspections, and resident engineering required - Required Disciplines: - Architecture (Massachusetts registration required), structural, electrical, mechanical, civil, geotechnical, lighting, interior design, code compliance, cost estimating, transportation planning, construction phasing, landscape architecture, climate resiliency, and sustainable design - Notable Requirements: - Experience with BIM/VDC, Lean Construction, sustainable practices - Emphasis on diversity and inclusion (MBE/WBE/VBE/SDVOBE participation) - Design standards expected to be released in January 2027 - Contract Details: - Work order-based contract, total fee not to exceed $5,000,000 - Anticipated duration up to five years, dependent on funding - No specific OEMs or vendors named; opportunity is open to qualified consulting teams

Description

The Massachusetts Port Authority is soliciting consulting services for the Logan Wayfinding and Signage Program at Logan International Airport. The project involves comprehensive planning, design, and construction oversight for signage updates across all terminals, roadways, garages, and the rental car center. The consultant team must have multidisciplinary expertise including architectural registration and various engineering disciplines. The contract will be work order based with a total fee not to exceed $5,000,000, and the project is expected to span up to five years if fully funded.

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