Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Pittsburgh International Airport.
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Nov 18, 2026
Procurement of central receiving and distribution services.
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Oct 18, 2026
Nov 6, 2026
Construction management services for the Pittsburgh International Airport rental car Quick Turnaround Facility and a 1,200-stall public parking garage expansion.
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City
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Pittsburgh
County
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Allegheny
Address
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1000 Airport Blvd
Zip Code
Postal code for this buyer's location.
15231
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Pittsburgh International Airport
The board meeting addressed several key operational and administrative items. New board members were welcomed, and leadership changes were noted. Various agreements and change orders were approved, including contracts for roadway salt, terminal electrical construction, general construction services, and engineering evaluations. The board also ratified multiple grant applications for airfield improvements, including runway vault upgrades, vehicle transponders, airfield support building roof replacements, and a retail pilot program. Additionally, the board authorized CEO administrative actions for the upcoming months and finalized a parking tax settlement agreement with Findlay Township and the West Allegheny School District. Reports were provided on airline operating statistics, passenger traffic trends, and the status of the Green Terraces project.
The board reviewed several action items across multiple committees, including vehicle purchases, security services, reimbursement agreements with various airlines, and multiple construction project change orders for airport renovations. The board also authorized the issuance of bids for road improvements and custodial services. Additionally, members ratified grant applications for taxiway rehabilitation and runway safety improvements. Leadership provided updates on airline operating statistics, industry trends regarding fuel and passenger traffic, and information on new service expansions and international route connectivity.
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The board meeting addressed several key operational and financial initiatives across multiple committees. The Operations and Facilities Committee authorized multiple change orders for construction contracts concerning the Terminal Modernization Program and Multi-Modal Complex, ratified various contract modifications for electrical and technology services, and approved a new agreement for taxiway rehabilitation. The Business and Communications Committee approved an airline operating agreement with Aer Lingus and the purchase of a software enterprise agreement. The Finance and Administration Committee accepted the 2025 audited financial statements and approved the final 2025 Operating Budget. Additionally, an update on airline operating statistics was provided, highlighting passenger and cargo trends and operational readiness for upcoming events including the 2026 NFL Draft and the summer travel season.
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