Airport Engineering Services RFP
Posted
Oct 8, 2026
Nov 6, 2026
Airport engineering consulting services for ARFF vehicle and snow removal equipment procurement, pavement seal coat and marking, Runway 4/22 rehabilitation, and land acquisition.
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Posted
Oct 8, 2026
Nov 6, 2026
Airport engineering consulting services for ARFF vehicle and snow removal equipment procurement, pavement seal coat and marking, Runway 4/22 rehabilitation, and land acquisition.
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Cody
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2101 Roger Sedam Drive
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82414
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The board convened a workshop to interview three prospective firms for the air service development consulting contract: Atkin Aviation Consulting, Volare Aviation, and the incumbent firm, Global Aero. Key discussion topics included each firm's proposed approach, service models, fee structures, and performance incentives. The Board reviewed the firms' capabilities regarding data analysis, network planning, and strategies for attracting carriers. A committee was tasked with preparing a recommendation for the upcoming board meeting.
The board meeting focused on several operational and administrative topics, including airport facility maintenance, air service development updates, and lease agreements. Key agenda items included the approval of project payments for commercial apron rehabilitation and taxilane design, an amendment to the Essential Fuels station lease agreement, and the selection of an air service consulting firm. Discussions also covered financial agreements with the City of Cody, updates on terminal office leases and potential new tenants for the FedEx building, technical challenges with baggage handling equipment, and the airport's participation in an upcoming business development conference.
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The meeting materials cover significant airport operations and development initiatives. Key topics include an analysis of car rental market volatility, reviews of enplanement data, and performance reports for the Chicago flight. The board discussed progress on several Capital Improvement Projects, specifically regarding commercial apron rehabilitation, runway lighting, the Airport Layout Plan update, and taxilane development. A new financial investment policy was adopted to optimize yields for airport funds, and updates were provided on the new fuel station project. Additionally, the board evaluated a proposal for participation in a public television series and approved a new tiered structure for commercial permit fees. Future agenda items include engineer selection and RFP planning for upcoming projects.
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