Ronda Chu

The commission discussed the ongoing federal government shutdown and its impact on operations, provided an update on the AirTrain labor negotiations, and celebrated LEED and Fitwel certifications for terminal and office projects. Action items included the approval of contracts for the Cargo Building 626.1 project, commissioning services, and a recycled water system project. The commission also awarded multiple as-needed construction agreements, authorized the issuance of an RFP for the Curbside Management Program, and awarded a pop-up retail concession lease. Consent agenda items involved authorizations for various professional services, bond feasibility studies, and construction project modifications.

The meeting includes a report by the Airport Director on the competitive selection process communications policy and other airport activities. Action items involve the amendment of a letter of credit with Bank of America, N.A., the award of construction services contracts for the East Field Water Main Improvements and the Station BB 12kV Infrastructure Reconfiguration projects, and authorization to advertise for bids for the Bridge Deck Resurfacing project. Additionally, the commission will consider awarding leases for the Harvey Milk Terminal 1 & Terminal 3 Traveler's Retreat and the Rental Car Center Café. The consent calendar covers various administrative matters, including the award of a contract for federal legislative and regulatory advocacy services, approval of rental credits for tenant improvements and maintenance, and several lease terminations and assignments.

The commission reviewed operational updates, including the impact of recent geopolitical developments on flight operations and security measures at the airport. Key administrative actions included the approval of design-build services for the Cargo Building 626.1 and Cargo Building 720.1 & GSE Building 742 projects, as well as the Recycled Water System project. Authorization was granted to advertise for bids for the Storm Drain Pump Station 6 replacement and infiltration repairs. Additionally, the commission authorized the issuance of a request for proposals for airport safety and compliance consulting services and approved a memorandum of agreement with the Federal Aviation Administration to accept funding for runway status light upgrades.

The Commission discussed several administrative and operational agenda items, including the approval of phase C7 for design-build services on the Cargo Building 626.1 project and modifications to contracts for commissioning support and project management for the Recycled Water System project. The Commission addressed the award of eight as-needed construction service agreements, the issuance of a request for proposals for the Curbside Management Program, and the awarding of a pop-up retail concession lease in Terminal 3. Additionally, consent items included requests for proposals for a new Airport Identity Management System, project delivery partners for terminal electrical upgrades, and the advertisement for as-needed roof repair services.

This Clean Vehicle Policy outlines San Francisco International Airport's commitment to reducing greenhouse gas emissions by promoting zero-emission vehicles (ZEVs) in commercial ground transportation. The policy sets ambitious goals for ZEV adoption, aiming for 40% of trips by 2027, 90% by 2030, and 100% by 2040. Key strategies include developing educational materials, expanding EV charging infrastructure, exploring voluntary incentive programs, integrating ZEV targets into the Airport's Net Zero Carbon Plan, and annual progress reporting to facilitate the transition.