Site work and new construction of a mixed-use development in Boston, Massachusetts. Completed plans call for the construction of a parking garage; and transportation facility.

***The bidders have not been added. Please refer to the bid tabulation for detailed results** The Massachusetts Port Authority is soliciting Statements of Qualifications from trade contractors for the L1915 Logan Terminal Amenities Program. The work is for Logan International Airport and includes the following trades: miscellaneous metals, tile, roofing and flashing, terrazzo, acoustical tile, painting, fire protection, plumbing, heating, ventilation and air conditioning, electrical, glass and glazing, and masonry. The estimated cost for this phase is approximately $16,397,000, with a construction duration of approximately 30 months. The process involves a two-step prequalification and bidding procedure. Qualification Statements are evaluated based on management experience, project references (including public project record), and capacity to complete (including financial stability and viability). A Prequalification Committee will evaluate and select qualified trade contractors who will then be invited to bid. Only prequalified trade contractors will be invited to submit bids. This does not apply to subcontractors who are not defined as trade contractors, who will be prequalified by a separate process. Qualification Statements will be evaluated based on: (1) Management Experience; (2) Project References, including a Public Project Record; and (3) Capacity to Complete, including demonstrating financial stability and long-term viability to implement the project successfully. Massport is advancing Phase 2 of its multi-phase passenger amenities modernization program at Logan Airport. This phase expands upon the restroom design standards established in Phase 1 and broadens the program to include additional high-impact passenger amenities, including Kidport play areas and the renovation of the historic airport chapel. Phase 1, currently under construction through already awarded contracts and scheduled for sequenced completion between 2026 and 2027, introduced a new restroom design standard emphasizing durability, aesthetics, accessibility, and operational efficiency. Phase 2 builds on that foundation while targeting highvisibility and high-use areas across the campus. Restroom Renovations Program Expansion Phase 2 includes the renovation of 10 additional restroom sets across the Logan campus. This deployment prioritizes high-traffic environments to deliver immediate and measurable improvements to passenger experience. Design Standards Implementation The restroom design standards established in Phase 1 will be directly translated into Phase 2, including: o Highly durable interior finishes designed for long lifecycle performance o Elevated, contemporary aesthetics aligned with Logan's architectural identity o Standardized, non-language-specific entrance wayfinding o Universal design principles supporting inclusivity and ADA compliance o Optimized fixture layouts and detailing to streamline maintenance and servicing The objective is to establish a cohesive, campus-wide restroom experience while reducing long-term lifecycle costs. Systems & Operational Improvements Where required, renovations will include: o Upgraded plumbing, lighting, and ventilation systems o Energy-efficient lighting and controls o Durable, easily maintainable material selections Kidport Play Area Renovations Phase 2 includes the full renovation of three Kidport locations in Terminals A and B. These internal children's play zones will be redesigned in alignment with a new Kidport design standard currently being finalized at Terminal C. o Kidport Design Objectives o Safe, durable, high-performance materials o Inclusive and ADA-compliant play features o Engaging, age-appropriate interactive elements o Improved circulation and visibility for safety and supervision o Cohesive branding aligned with Logan's customer experience strategy These improvements modernize family amenities and reinforce Logan's commitment to serving passengers of all ages. o Enhanced cleaning and maintenance protocols All work will be coordinated to minimize disruption to ongoing terminal operations. Our Lady of the Airways Chapel Renovation Phase 2 also includes the comprehensive modernization of the Our Lady of the Airways Chapel, a longstanding passenger and employee amenity located pre-security on the Arrivals Level between Terminals B and C at Boston Logan International Airport (BOS). Originally constructed in the early 1950s, the chapel has not undergone a comprehensive renovation since its initial build-out. The space currently contains obsolete mechanical, electrical, and lighting systems, aging finishes, and a layout that no longer reflects the needs of Logan's diverse passenger and workforce population. The project will comprehensively modernize approximately 3,040 square feet within the existing footprint, advancing three primary objectives: o Upgrade building systems to a state of good repair o Renew the interior environment to enhance functionality and passenger experience o Roof replacement above the Chapel Deadline for Submission of Written Questions: APRIL 15, 2026 @ 12PM Questions may be sent via email to CPBidQuestions@massport.com In the subject lines of your email, please reference the MPA Project Name and Number (L1915 Logan Terminal Amenities Program)