Oklahoma City approves multiple airport construction agreements and grant applications

The Oklahoma City Airport Trust made significant strides in enhancing airport infrastructure during its recent meeting on February 27, 2025. A key highlight was the ratification of an addendum with Globe Construction for common use gates and ticket counter improvements, totaling $613,100. This decision underscores the Trust's commitment to modernizing facilities and improving passenger experience.

In addition to the major construction agreement, the Trust approved several other important items. These included a professional service agreement with Concourse Communication Group for wireless operations and maintenance, and ground service agreements with Global Core Hospitality for the Radisson Hotel and Jay and Bivic for the DoubleTree Hilton. These agreements aim to streamline services and enhance operational efficiency at the airport.

The meeting also addressed various amendments and change orders, including a notable increase of $1,466,584.18 for federal inspection services at the facility, reflecting ongoing investments in safety and compliance. Furthermore, the Trust authorized multiple grant applications to the Federal Aviation Administration for projects at Will Rogers International Airport, including terminal renovations and passenger boarding bridge replacements.

The discussions also touched on operational requirements for commercial passenger air carriers, set to take effect on July 1, 2024, ensuring that airlines meet updated standards for service and safety.

Overall, the Oklahoma City Airport Trust's decisions signal a proactive approach to improving airport facilities and services, with a focus on enhancing the travel experience for passengers while ensuring compliance with federal regulations.