Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport.
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Posted
Oct 11, 2026
Oct 29, 2026
Work includes area development.
Posted
Sep 5, 2026
Oct 22, 2026
Construction of a 110,000 SF building expansion east of the existing terminal. The Work of the Project is defined by the Contract Documents and consists of, but is not necessarily limited to, general construction work including cutting and patching, selective demolition, concrete, masonry, steel structure and metal fabrications, casework, roofing, insulation, curtainwall and glazing, doors and hardware, interior finishes, elevators and escalators, signage and wayfinding, and other work as indicated; civil work including paving, grading, utilities, and other related work as indicated; mechanical work including HVAC, fire protection, plumbing, and other work as shown; and electrical work including electrical demolition, panels, conduit, wire and cable, boxes, wiring.
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City
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Louisville
County
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Jefferson
Address
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600 Terminal Drive
Zip Code
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40209
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport
The presentation provides an overview of the purchasing and procurement department's functions, emphasizing their strategic role in sourcing goods and services to support airport operational needs. Key topics include the management of shipping, receiving, and centralized inventory, as well as the rigorous process of specification development and public advertising to ensure transparent and wise use of public funds. Additionally, the department highlights its commitment to airport aesthetics and passenger comfort through the procurement of facilities and amenities.
The board received a construction report on the Security Checkpoint Expansion and Concourse Improvements projects. Key actions included approving an emergency declaration for switchgear repairs, awarding contracts for ticketing improvements and Taxiway A interface improvements, and authorizing task orders for planning, engineering, and architectural services. Additionally, the board approved an amendment for terminal enhancement consulting services, a design-build services amendment for passenger boarding bridges, and an award for terminal seating. A resolution to implement a Passenger Facility Charge was authorized for various capital improvements, and an update on current and future airport projects was presented.
Public-sector contacts connected to Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport.
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The board conducted its annual meeting, which included the ratification of the reappointment of the Chairman and the election of the Vice Chairman and Secretary/Treasurer. Assistant Secretaries were also elected for the upcoming term. Additionally, the board unanimously approved a resolution conferring standby authority to accept grants between board meetings and received an update regarding an upcoming 5.02K race event to be held at Bowman Field.
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