Terminal Concourse Renovation Phasing
An eighteen-gate concourse renovated in phases while flights kept operating.
- Owner
- Confidential
- Region
- U.S. Southeast
- Market
- Aviation
- Our role
- Phasing schedule and TIA
- Size
- 18 gates
- Delivery
- CM at-risk
- Duration
- 36 months
- Completed
- 2025
What was at stake.
Gates could leave service only in an order agreed with the airlines, and each phase needed temporary walls, passenger routing and systems cutovers. Two phases were hit by owner design changes, and the contractor sought time for both.
What we did.
Beck Franklin's role: phasing schedule and tia. We advise and measure; the contractor builds.
Phasing schedule
We built a phasing schedule with each gate's out-of-service and return dates as constraints.
Cutovers in logic
Fire alarm, baggage and IT cutovers were tied to the phases that needed them.
TIA for changes
Each design change was assessed with a time impact analysis before the extension was agreed.
Airline updates
Airport operations received a monthly look-ahead of gate closures based on the schedule.
What the team delivered.
At an airport the gate sequence is a contract with the airlines. The schedule had to honor it phase by phase.
Aviation scheduler, Beck Franklin
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