Miami International Airport, South Terminal Project

SCOPE OF SERVICE: Commercial Director-level responsibility for Risk Assessment and mitigation related to the establishment of a Joint Venture and whether-or-not to pursue the Project.

TYPE OF PROJECT: Transportation

YEAR: 2001

DESCRIPTION: The MIA South Terminal project included: a new five-story terminal building with baggage areas, ticketing lobbies, airline offices, concessions, and a new federal inspection service facility and lounges; Concourse J, which is a new 15-gate, 360,000-ft² concourse; aprons and taxiways supporting Concourses H and J, including installation of a hydrant fuel piping system; extensive utility and pavement improvements to Concourses H and J and surrounding areas; and modifications to Concourse H, including the addition of two new infill building structures within the existing building voids, conversion of existing international gates to “swing” international/domestic gates, and reconfiguration of the first floor.

LOCATION: Miami, Florida

OWNER: Miami-Dade County

ARCHITECT: Parsons–Odebrecht Joint Venture

GENERAL CONTRACTOR: AMEC Construction Management

BUDGET: $840,000,000