KCI New Terminal Project Update: August 2018

KANSAS CITY INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT NEW TERMINAL PROJECT UPDATE August 2018

1 Inside this Edition 1.0 Project Progress 2.0 Design & Construction 3.0 Community Outreach 4.0 Community Benefits

PROJECT PROGRESS

Community, Labor, and Project Team Celebrate Historic Labor Agreement DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT

Community leaders, labor representatives, members of City Council, and the Edgemoor Team gathered WHY IT MATTERS: The Development in the Blue Room Kansas between City’s Historic Agreement is thein contract Kansas Jazz District on August 22 to celebrate the signing City, Missouri and Edgemoor that willof the KCI outline New Terminal Project Community Workforce roles, responsibilities, risk allocation, Agreement (CWA).guaranteed This first-of-its-kind the project’s maximum labor price, deal came schedule, together and after months of negotiation other key project elements.between labor representatives and Edgemoor team member Clark | Weitz | Clarkson, forging a new partnership and STATUS: On track be presented to workforce City agreement that meets the toCity of KCMO’s this Fall. goals Council and supports the needs of the community.

“From the beginning, the Edgemoor Team made a commitment to make this a transformational project – to not just simply build a terminal, but to create meaningful opportunities for both minority- and women-owned businesses, as well as local residents to contribute to the project,” said Geoffrey Stricker, Managing Director for Edgemoor. “The Community Workforce Agreement for the KCI New Terminal Project is a critical step in delivering on that promise.”

The Edgemoor Team’s next step is to work in concert with union leaders to develop a pre-apprenticeship program that meets the needs of the community and creates a pathway to sustainable careers in the construction industry.

While labor agreements are common on large projects, the terms of this agreement are unique to Kansas City: • • •

The CWA is a single-project agreement. As such, non-union companies can decide to join their respective trade union for this project only.

5% of available work hours across all trades are available for certified minority- and womenowned non-union businesses (up to $60 Million).

Non-union companies that decide to sign the CWA can bring 100% of their existing workforce to the project, and their entire Project workforce will have access to established union training programs while working on the Project.

City and state offficials, community leaders, labor representatives, and members of the Edgemoor Team celebrate a historic labor deal for Kansas City.

WHY IT MATTERS: This milestone will be achieved upon the signing of both the Development Agreement and the Use & Lease Agreement STATUS: On track to occur by the end of 2018.

Did you know the Project Team provides a monthly update at the City of Kansas City, Missouri’s City Council Airport Committee, which is streamed live on Channel 2 and can be viewed later through the City’s website: http://kcmo.gov/citymanagersoffice/channel2/?

The Project Team’s next update is scheduled for September 13 at 9:30 AM. Cover image courtesy of Fran Mattox.

Gate Area

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DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION

Advancing the Design On August 16, Edgemoor and team designer Skidmore Owings & Merrill (SOM) presented to the Kansas City Aviation Committee the latest iteration of project renderings. These renderings will continue to evolve as the project moves through the design process. “For example, fountains are an important KC element in the design,” SOM architect, Jordan Pierce, noted. “We initially had one in the front hall, but as the project progressed through the design process, we realized it made the most sense to utilize the space in the front hall to improve operational efficiency and convenience for travelers and the airlines. As this process continues, we are thinking about other places to incorporate that element.”

The full set of renderings can be viewed at kciedgemoor.com by clicking “Project Updates” and then “Design.”

New Terminal Approach

Children’s Play Area at Dallas Love Field Airport

PassengerCheck-In Check-inArea Hall at Dallas Love Field Airport Passenger

EA Available for Public Review & Comment On August 23, the draft Environmental Assessment (EA) was made available for public review and comment for a 30-day period. The EA is available at kci-edgemoor.com, and hard copies are available to view at Kansas City Public Library locations. A public meeting is scheduled for Monday, September 24 from 6:00-8:00 PM at the Ambassador Building, 12200 N Ambassador Drive, Kansas City, Missouri.

Representatives from the Federal Aviation Administration, the consultant team and Kansas City Aviation Department will be on-hand to answer questions and receive comments. Comments will be accepted until October 2, 2018.

Baggage Claim Area

DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION

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Wednesday, September 19

COMMUNITY OUTREACH

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Continued

Irene B. French Community Center 5701 Merriam Drive Merriam, KS 66203

Thursday, September 20 Southeast Community Center 4201 E 63rd Street Kansas City, MO 64130

Opportunities to Work on the KCI New Terminal Project

Save the Date! New Terminal Open Houses Coming in September

The project’s design-builder, Clark | Weitz | Clarkson, released a Request for Proposals (RFPs) in mid-August for demolition of existing Terminal A and some early work packages, such as temporary fencing, limited earthwork, cutting and capping existing utilities, and hazardous materials abatement. The team hosted a Pre-Bid Meeting and site tour of Terminal A on Thursday, August 30.

Mark your calendar for one of the upcoming KCI New Terminal Community Meetings! All meetings Representatives from the City, KCAD, and Edgemoor are open-house style and will present the same have been meeting withofand with and the information.

Members the coordinating Edgemoor Team airlines to answer any questions provide Kansas and City FAA Aviation Department will be and on-hand to clarifications on the Community Benefits Agreement answer questions and collect feedback on some of the (CBA).

Thethat FAA must the approve theprocess. agreement to move key topics inform design the project to Financial Close; however, even if the airlines or FAA decide to not fund one of the items in Please note, all meetings will be held from the CBA, the Edgemoor Team remains committed to 4:30 PM - 6:00 PM unless otherwise stated. providing every benefit that is included in the agreement.

More than 150 people gathered at the New Terminal project office for a Pre-Bid Meeting for Early Start and Demolition packages of work.

Subcontractors interested in demolition scope later toured Terminal A, which will be demolished to make way for the new facility.

An RFP for utility relocation work is anticipated to be released in early fall. More information on this and future construction procurement opportunities can be found at cwcjv.com under the “Doing Business with Us” section or https://www.cwcjv. com/construction-procurement/

Tuesday, September 25 Kansas City North Community Center 3930 NE Antioch Road Kansas City, MO 64117

Wednesday, September 26 Gregg Klice Community Center 1600 John Buck O’Neil Way Kansas City, MO 64108

Thursday, September 27 Union Station (Chamber Board Room) 30 W Pershing Road Kansas City, MO 64108 ** 10:00 AM -12:00 PM **

Tuesday, September 18

Thursday, September 27

Northland Cathedral 101 NW 99th Street Kansas City, MO 64155

Evangel Church 1414 E 103rd Street Kansas City, MO 64131

NEW TERMINAL TIMELINE

Schematic Design Begins

MOU Approved

2017

2018 Environmental Assessment Begins

Design Validation Complete

Concept Design Complete

Environmental Assessment Approval

Terminal A Demolition, Utility Work, Road Work

2019 Finalize

Community Design Workshops held Development in Kansas City last winter helped the Agreement Project Team collect valuable input from local residents that has informed the design of the New Terminal.

New Terminal Grand Opening New Terminal Groundbreaking Ceremony

Construction Begins on New Terminal

Foundations Work Begins

2020

Structural Work Begins

2021

2022

2023

Future Activities Completed Activities

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COMMUNITY BENEFITS

KC Strategic Partnership Program Accepting New Applicants The Edgemoor Team is now accepting applications for the next session of the KC Strategic Partnership Program (KC SPP), which starts on Thursday, October 25. Applications are available at cwcjv.com until Friday, September 14.

The Strategic Partnership Program is part of the Edgemoor Team’s commitment to providing training to help small businesses grow and prepare to take on larger projects. From bonding and estimating to scheduling and project management, this program delivers the technical training and professional development to help small businesses realize their business objectives and confidently compete for new opportunities.

This intensive, six-month-long MBA-style program is offered at no cost to Kansas City-based MBE, WBE, Dan joined Edgemoor interns Liam and Josiah at the New Terminal project office.

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Strategic Partnership Program

NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS! Apply online starting Friday, August 31 at

www.cwcjv.com Applications will be accepted through Friday, September 14.

DBE, SLBE, and Veteran-owned firms. For more information on the program or to apply online, visit cwcjv.com. For additional questions, contact KC SPP Administrator Kelvin Caple at kelvin.caple@cwcjv.com.

Completing this program is not a guarantee of a contract with the Clark | Weitz | Clarkson (CWC) construction team.