Massport #L1981

Massport airfield engineering and construction-phase consulting services

Massachusetts Port Authority seeks multidisciplinary consulting teams for airfield capital improvements at Boston Logan International Airport. - Government buyer: Massachusetts Port Authority (Massport), Capital Programs Department; projects are at Boston Logan International Airport in East Boston, Massachusetts. - Projects: Rehabilitation of Runway 4R-22L; Taxiway M North and associated geometry improvements; Taxiway A East; and portions of Taxiways C, D, and G. - Services requested: Planning, investigations, permitting, civil and pavement design, airfield electrical design, cost estimating, construction phasing, construction administration, acceptance testing, full-time resident inspection, and construction closeout. Licensed Site Professional support and FAA AGIS deliverables may also be required. - Notable requirements: Meet applicable FAA standards; address climate resilience and sustainable design; provide Lean and BIM/VDC capabilities; and coordinate construction to limit effects on airport operations. Inspection may require multiple inspectors and night or weekend coverage. - Contract information: Services are work-order based. The legal notice states a $5 million per-contract ceiling, while the scope section states $3 million; the documents are inconsistent. Multiple consultant selections are anticipated. - OEMs and vendors: No product OEMs or consultant vendors are named. Massport is the government buyer.

Description

The Massachusetts Port Authority is soliciting multidisciplinary consulting services for FY 28-29 airfield capital improvement projects at Logan International Airport. The work includes planning, design, construction-phase services, and resident inspection for runway and taxiway rehabilitation, including Runway 4R-22L and portions of Taxiways M, A, C, D, and G. Services may include civil and pavement design, airfield electrical, cost estimating, construction phasing, environmental support, acceptance testing, and construction administration. The contract is work-order based, with the total fee capped at $5 million per contract; submissions are due December 17, 2026.

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