St. Louis Airport Opens Bids for Demolition of National Guard Facilities

In a significant step towards redevelopment at St. Louis Lambert International Airport, the City of St. Louis Board of Public Service has opened bids for the demolition of the Missouri Air National Guard, JetLinks, and Credit Union Building. This project, identified as bid letting number 8798790, attracted a total of 11 bids from various contractors, reflecting a competitive interest in the work.

The bids ranged widely in amounts, with Groundworks Contracting Incorporated submitting the highest bid at $3,676,191.03. Other notable bids included Dor and Associates Incorporated at $2,483,572, and Susan Shaffer with a bid of $2,174,592. The lowest bid came from Cosmey Wagner Incorporated, which proposed a total of $1,880,033.01.

This demolition project is part of a broader initiative to enhance the airport's facilities and improve the overall travel experience for residents and visitors alike. The successful contractor will play a crucial role in clearing the site for future developments, which could lead to new opportunities for businesses and jobs in the area.

In addition to the demolition bids, the meeting also touched on other topics, although the primary focus remained on the airport project. The outcomes of this meeting are expected to contribute to the city’s ongoing efforts to revitalize key infrastructure and support economic growth.

As the city moves forward with these plans, residents can anticipate updates on the selected contractor and the timeline for the demolition, which will pave the way for future enhancements at the airport.