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Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority
Perform medium and low voltage circuit breaker and protective relay testing services.
Posted Date
Jun 9, 2026
Due Date
Jul 7, 2026
Release: Jun 9, 2026
Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority
Close: Jul 7, 2026
Perform medium and low voltage circuit breaker and protective relay testing services.
AvailableMetropolitan Washington Airports Authority
Perform on-site commercial driver's license (CDL) training for designated airports authority staff on an as-needed basis.
Posted Date
Jun 2, 2026
Due Date
Jun 26, 2026
Release: Jun 2, 2026
Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority
Close: Jun 26, 2026
Perform on-site commercial driver's license (CDL) training for designated airports authority staff on an as-needed basis.
AvailableMetropolitan Washington Airports Authority
The Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority is seeking qualifications from professional firms for environmental consulting services at Reagan National and Dulles International airports, as well as the Dulles Toll Road. This procurement supports compliance with state and federal environmental regulations across multiple airport and roadway sites. Responses for this Request for Qualifications (RFQI) are due by July 7, 2026, through the MWAA Odyssey procurement portal.
Posted Date
May 28, 2026
Due Date
Jul 7, 2026
Release: May 28, 2026
Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority
Close: Jul 7, 2026
The Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority is seeking qualifications from professional firms for environmental consulting services at Reagan National and Dulles International airports, as well as the Dulles Toll Road. This procurement supports compliance with state and federal environmental regulations across multiple airport and roadway sites. Responses for this Request for Qualifications (RFQI) are due by July 7, 2026, through the MWAA Odyssey procurement portal.
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Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority
This document, Modification 001 to Contract PO-25-10538, dated February 19, 2025, between Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority and DEERE & COMPANY, became effective on March 10, 2025. It adjusts the firm fixed-price for 'Tractors with Related Attachments' by an additional $6,843.80 due to price escalation, thereby increasing the total contract value from $317,233.35 to a revised $324,077.15.
Effective Date
Feb 19, 2025
Expires
Effective: Feb 19, 2025
Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority
Expires:
This document, Modification 001 to Contract PO-25-10538, dated February 19, 2025, between Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority and DEERE & COMPANY, became effective on March 10, 2025. It adjusts the firm fixed-price for 'Tractors with Related Attachments' by an additional $6,843.80 due to price escalation, thereby increasing the total contract value from $317,233.35 to a revised $324,077.15.
AvailableMetropolitan Washington Airports Authority
This document details Modification 001 to Contract PO-23-13651 between Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority and M-B Companies Inc., effective September 16, 2024. The modification adds two Front Mount Runway Broom and Chassis units (4600-CRDL) to the original scope, at a cost of $1,528,999.52. This increases the total contract value from $9,269,677.00 to a revised total of $10,798,676.52. The contract, originally dated December 22, 2023, includes extensive technical specifications for the equipment and warranty terms.
Effective Date
Dec 22, 2023
Expires
Effective: Dec 22, 2023
Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority
Expires:
This document details Modification 001 to Contract PO-23-13651 between Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority and M-B Companies Inc., effective September 16, 2024. The modification adds two Front Mount Runway Broom and Chassis units (4600-CRDL) to the original scope, at a cost of $1,528,999.52. This increases the total contract value from $9,269,677.00 to a revised total of $10,798,676.52. The contract, originally dated December 22, 2023, includes extensive technical specifications for the equipment and warranty terms.
AvailableMetropolitan Washington Airports Authority
This contract is a Purchase Order (PO-24-12624) from the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority (MWAA) to Matheny Motor Truck Company for the acquisition of one Detachable Gooseneck Lowboy Trailer. The total contract amount is $100,598.45. The purchase order was issued on July 29, 2024, with a required delivery date of March 26, 2025. The contract specifies a one-time delivery and includes various terms and conditions, representations, and certifications.
Effective Date
Mar 26, 2025
Expires
Effective: Mar 26, 2025
Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority
Expires:
This contract is a Purchase Order (PO-24-12624) from the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority (MWAA) to Matheny Motor Truck Company for the acquisition of one Detachable Gooseneck Lowboy Trailer. The total contract amount is $100,598.45. The purchase order was issued on July 29, 2024, with a required delivery date of March 26, 2025. The contract specifies a one-time delivery and includes various terms and conditions, representations, and certifications.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority
The board discussed various items, including contract awards for an online marketplace, passenger and public safety vehicles, and rental car concessions at Dulles International. Committee reports covered financial and investment updates, risk management, and strategic development. The President and CEO reported on management changes, passenger traffic trends, infrastructure modernization, and community outreach. Further reports detailed operational updates, construction projects, such as the Concourse E development at Dulles and roadway improvements at Reagan National, and various marketing and concession initiatives. The board also approved the appointment of a new Senior Vice President and General Counsel.
The Financial Advisors' Report provides an overview of the Capital Construction Program's financing status, debt management projects, and policy framework. Key discussion topics include seeking additional financing capacity for liquidity needs, the issuance of a Request for Proposals for credit facilities, and an assessment of global fuel price impacts on transportation infrastructure. The report also covers actual versus projected capital expenditures, short-term liquidity forecasts, variable rate programs, and the performance of existing swap agreements.
The meeting featured several committee reports, including the approval of recommendations for architectural engineering services, program management support, a remote VIP services contract, and the establishment of an underwriting syndicate for aviation bonds. The CEO provided updates on personnel changes, airport modernization and capital plans for Dulles International, passenger volume records, regional transportation coordination regarding the American Legion Bridge, and initiatives for National Human Trafficking Month. The Chief Operations Officer discussed passenger experience improvements, the Dulles Solar Farm progress, security staffing, and WMATA construction impacts. The Chief Revenue Officer reported on financial performance, including new airline routes, concession updates, and various community engagement and workforce development programs.
The Annual Board of Directors' Meeting included the election of the 2026 Board Chairperson, Vice Chairperson, and Secretary, resulting in the unanimous approval of Mark Uncapher as Chairperson and Felice Smith as Secretary, and the approval of Alex Vogel as Vice Chairperson. The Consent Agenda was unanimously approved, including indemnification policy amendments and bylaw amendments. Committee reports detailed actions from Business Administration, Finance, Strategic Development, Human Resources, Executive Governance, Nominations, and Risk Management committees. Key discussions from management reports covered an investigation into a mobile lounge accident at Dulles International, strong passenger traffic, progress on the new E Concourse at Dulles, implementation of the AutoCAT eGate system at Reagan National, completion of the Reagan National Historic Terminal facade restoration, updates on construction and service improvements at both airports, recognition of the social media team's success, and the advancement of community and business development initiatives, including the Donate, Don't Discard campaign. New Business included the unanimous approval of the recommendation for an Advertising Concession Contract Award, the unanimous approval of the 2026 Budget, and the unanimous endorsement of Loudoun County's Route 50 North Collector Road Project Regional Funding Application.
Key discussions and actions included the unanimous approval of the Consent Agenda, which covered contract awards for deicing products and aircraft deicing fluid recovery services, employee relations nominations, and retention of the underwriting syndicate for a planned Dulles Toll Road Revenue Bond Issuance. Committee reports detailed approvals for pre-solicitation terms for VIP services and rental car concessions at Dulles International, quarterly financial reports, and the Contract Extension Recommendation for Dulles Corridor Enterprise Revolving Loan Notes. The Human Resources Committee approved exercising unpriced options for Long-Term Disability and Life Insurance Contracts and a Proposed Amendment to the Statement of Functions. The President's Report highlighted Dulles International's growth, the success of the annual Dulles Day and Plane Pull Festival which raised $600,000 for Special Olympics Virginia, and the addition of Boliviana de Aviación as a new carrier. The Operations report detailed improvements at Dulles International, including adding a fourth lane to Saarinen Circle and improving TNC access, as well as facade restoration at Reagan National's Historic Terminal 1 and the piloting of CLEAR biometric e-gates at Reagan National. New Oshkosh Fire Striker trucks were acquired to transition to fluorine-free firefighting foam.
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