SLC UPPS and CUSS Upgrade Project RFP
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Dec 31, 2099
Replacement/upgrade of the Universal Passenger Processing System (UPPS) and Common Use Self-Service (CUSS) Kiosk software solutions for Salt Lake City International Airport.
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Dec 31, 2099
Replacement/upgrade of the Universal Passenger Processing System (UPPS) and Common Use Self-Service (CUSS) Kiosk software solutions for Salt Lake City International Airport.
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Salt Lake City
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Salt Lake
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3920 W. Terminal Dr.
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84122
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Salt Lake City International Airport
The Board received updates from the Executive Director regarding airline performance, financial trends in parking and shipping services, and the status of the airport budget. The discussion included an update on public engagement efforts for the Terminal Redevelopment Program and an extensive presentation on the future of checkpoint screening, highlighting the expansion of risk-based security initiatives such as PreCheck, changes in confiscated items statistics, and personnel updates. The Board also coordinated changes to the upcoming meeting schedule.
The meeting covered a wide range of operational updates and administrative matters. Key topics included a report detailing passenger growth, the status of unmanned aircraft system regulations, ground transportation statistics, and airport winter maintenance. The Board received an update on the Terminal Redevelopment Program, specifically regarding rental car facilities and contractor outreach. Additionally, the Board discussed upcoming air service changes and improvements in Customs Hall efficiency. Finally, the Board held elections for Chair and Vice-Chair for the upcoming term and recognized the service of outgoing board members.
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The meeting featured a Director's report covering current passenger volume, the procurement process for new security checkpoint equipment, and a General Aviation Strategic Plan for the airport system. An update was provided on the Airport Redevelopment Program, detailing various construction phases, safety stats, and project timelines. The board also reviewed the General Aviation Strategic Plan, including growth forecasts and operational plans for multiple airport locations. Additionally, the committee discussed sewer and water challenges at the Tooele Valley Airport and reviewed a proposal regarding the potential reopening of the Wingpointe Golf Course.
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