The project adds an 8,200 sf core‑and‑shell expansion to the east side of Terminal 2 at San Diego International Airport. The work is limited to structural steel framing, fire‑proofed concrete, metal panel and curtain‑wall envelope, a new concourse‑to‑apron stair, demolition and replacement of an existing stair, and associated site‑work such as pavement replacement, restriping, and signage. The contractor must hold a California Class B license, provide an OCIP, and comply with extensive airport security, prevailing‑wage, and safety requirements. The contract is a lump‑sum award valued at approximately $17.9 million, with a 365‑day period to substantial completion after notice to proceed.
• Core‑and‑shell construction: steel frame, fire‑proofed steel members, metal panel and curtain‑wall glazing, PVC roof.
• Site‑work: apron pavement replacement, restriping, signage, new open‑air egress stair, removal/replacement of an existing stair.
• Utilities & MEP: provision of sewer, grease line, water, electrical power, low‑voltage IT/security, lighting, fire‑sprinkler and fire‑alarm systems, rooftop mechanical services.
• Procurement requirements: Class B contractor license, bid bond (10 %), performance bond (100 %), OCIP participation, security badge clearance, prevailing‑wage compliance, and small‑business participation goals.