2026 Terminal Building Remediation and Miscellaneous Modifications

The Metropolitan Airports Commission is seeking bids for extensive remediation and upgrade work across Terminal 1, Terminal 2, and auxiliary campus structures at the Minneapolis‑St. Paul International Airport. The scope covers demolition, structural repairs, interior and exterior finish upgrades, mechanical and electrical system replacements, and hazardous material abatement, all to modernize the facilities and improve operational reliability. • Demolition and replacement of curtainwalls, doors, door hardware, and masonry elements throughout the terminals. • Interior upgrades including flooring, casework, lighting retrofits, and sealant work for leak control and waterproofing. • Mechanical and electrical system renovations such as trench drain, bottle filler, exhaust fans, condensate pumps, heating pumps, finned‑tube radiation, relief valves, expansion tanks, and main air‑handling unit (MAU) replacements. • Hazardous material abatement and associated safety measures. • Required coordination with airport operations, adherence to strict safety and security protocols, and delivery of complete construction documentation via the QuestCDN platform.