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Oct 6, 2026
Nov 6, 2026
Request for proposals for Family Assistance Portfolio services at Charlotte Douglas International Airport.
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Apr 1, 2026
Dec 31, 2026
The Charlotte Douglas International Airport is seeking statements of qualification for environmental assessment and long-term remedial services for a spill remediation project. The scope includes site assessment, monitoring, and operation of dual-phase extraction and wastewater treatment systems over an estimated 5–10 year period. The project has an anticipated value between $1,000,000 and $4,999,999 and is currently listed with an upcoming status.
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Charlotte
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Mecklenburg
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5501 Josh Birmingham Parkway
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28208
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Charlotte Douglas International Airport
The meeting focused on analysis and support requests, specifically regarding an arrival altitude recommendation of 6,000 feet until the final approach course, which the group voted to move forward for a full analysis. Additionally, the group discussed the process for narrowing down a list of 20 collective groupings for analysis, including establishing a timeline and feedback process for prioritizing these items in preparation for future meetings.
The meeting included discussions on updated population data for the Metropolitan Statistical Area to be used in future analysis. The roundtable reviewed slate recommendations, specifically analyzing the impact of changing departure headings and utilizing multiple divergent departure headings on noise dispersion and operations. There was also a detailed discussion regarding the planning for collective analysis of recommendations and potential combinations of measures. A significant portion of the meeting was dedicated to a new business request to investigate raising arrival altitudes to 6,000 feet, which was approved for further analysis despite potential impacts on the submission timeline. Additionally, the group addressed written updates on North Flow versus South Flow decision-making, community engagement efforts, and an update on the FAA submittal work schedule.
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The board discussed potential noise mitigation strategies, specifically the feasibility of maintaining a 6,000-foot arrival altitude until final approach. Technical consultants provided an analysis of flight path data and potential impacts on throughput and noise distribution. Further discussion focused on collective groupings of various noise recommendations to model their interaction. Updates were provided on the FAA submittal schedule, community engagement efforts, and the launch of a new Government Engagement Project Team.
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