Renovation of a transportation facility in Baltimore, Maryland. Completed plans call for the renovation of a transportation facility.

Vestibule Door Replacement and Escalator Rehabilitation BWI Airport, Linthicum Heights. Maryland. Amount : 15-20M *The value for this project is based on a financial range. The value is listed as the highest possible cost from the range provided by a stakeholder or official project document. There is no Veteran-Owned Small Business Enterprise (VSBE) subcontract participation goal for this project. Veteran-Owned Participation Goal 0 % Veteran-Owned Small Business Enterprise Firms Contractor Self-Performance Goal 20 % Questions Due November 13, 2025 at 3:00:00 PM Email: kwhite7@bwiairport.com Email: kwhite7@bwiairport.com Replace doors including hardware, operators & signage Replace vestibule ceiling Replace carpet Replace lighting Replace air curtains Replace exit signs Replace power & controls - Doors - Lighting - Air Curtain Units Project Description/Scope of Work Mary Scheuermann/Michael Mezzetti Contract Managers Division of Planning & Engineering, Construction Section Description of Project The work under this Contract is comprised of the following items: A. The project consists of in-kind replacement of all doors in the exterior vestibules on the upper and lower-level roadways of the BWI terminal, hourly garage, daily garage and two doorways at the commuter pier. The terminal scope has 19 entries on the lower level and 20 entries on the upper level of the terminal. This project will rehabilitate the associated vestibulesin the terminal including floors, ceilings, lighting, interior wall finishes, replacement of HVAC systems, replacement of power distribution devices and lighting power in all terminal locations. The doors in the hourly garage will be replaced in kind. No improvements will be made to the vestibule areas. The hourly garage scope includes: 42 sets of sliding glass doors and 15 single automatic swing doors. The existing HVAC units are to remain. The Contractor is to clean ductwork, rebalance the system and commission the units. The doorsin the daily garage will be replaced in kind. No improvements will be made to the vestibule areas. The daily garage has 38 sets ofsliding glass doors, and the commuter pier has 2 sets of sliding glass doors. Specific features include: a. Selective building demolition such as doors and hardware, entry carpet and suspended ceiling systems, HVAC items. b. Doors and hardware. c. Interior finishes including entryway carpet, suspending ceiling, and paint d. Fire suppression system. e. HVAC including hydronics piping, valves and pumps; metal ducts; louvers; exhaust fans; condenser units; split system AC units; indoor air-handling units; unit heaters. f. Electrical including lighting, panelboards, low-voltage transformers, and wiring devices; fuses; enclosed switches and circuit breakers; enclosed controllers; lightning protection; fire alarm. g. Communication