Terminal Commercial Manager at George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH)

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1 Terminal Commercial Manager at George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) Request for Information (RFI) Solicitation No. HBH-MLITCD BJ Hubbard Procurement Specialist Houston Airport System Thursday, August 17, 2017 at 10:00 a.m. Supply Chain Management Office, Conference Room Lee Road, Humble, TX 77338

2 Information Session Agenda Opening Remarks Justina J. Mann, CPPO Procurement Officer Submission Requirements BJ Hubbard Procurement Specialist MLIT Vision Steven Andersen Executive Program Manager Terminal Commercial Manager Model Randy Goodman General Manager, Concessions Questions/Answers 2

3 No Contact Period All inquiries regarding this solicitation are to be directed to the designated City Representative (BJ Hubbard). Do not contact Council Members or City employees in an attempt to influence the outcome of the award. You will be able to speak publicly at the City Council Meeting. 3

4 Submittal Procedures Provide four (4) printed copies of the response along with four (4) thumb drives containing the response. All questions due from Respondents by August 21, 2017 at 4:00 P.M. All responses must be delivered to Lee Road, Humble, TX by Tuesday, September 5, 2017 at 2:00 P.M. Please include the phrase Terminal Commercial Manager RFI in the subject line and provide all applicable contact information. 4

5 Additional Information and Specification Changes Responses to questions received from Respondents and any changes to the Request for Information shall be confirmed in writing and a Letter of Clarification will be posted to HAS website: prior to Response due date. 5

6 MLIT Commercial Manager Request for Information (RFI) August 17,

7 ITRP Scope Overview Individual Projects United New Terminal C North MLIT - Terminal, Airside, Landside Reconfiguration, Apron & Taxi-lane PMO Building Landside Enabling Utilities Landside Roadway Rehabilitation Federal Inspection Services East Aircraft Parking Hardstand (Project Eliminated) 7

8 Existing Terminal D 8

9 Concept Layout vs PDM Concept Layout 9

10 Potential Future Expansion Streamlined Space Utilization, Preserving Future Expansion Increased Space Efficiency By Establishing Position Of Piers To Protect For Future Terminal Expansion (Pier D3) When Operationally Required Construction And Finish Out Of 12 Gates Versus Original 14 Gates Based On Validation Of Operational Forecasts Concept Supports Hardstand Parking Adjacent To Terminal In Lieu Of Remote Parking Hardstand Approach Allows Most Of MLIT To Built In One Single Construction Phase 10

11 Mickey Leland International Terminal (MLIT) Overarching Themes Convenient, simple, functional and intuitive for the entire passenger experience Flexible design to safeguard for innovation and changes to technology, operations and security Technology-enabled for automated processing and customer convenience Creating a Sense of Place reflective of the Houston community and environment Contemporary and timeless design with use of natural light for an open, expansive feel Modular features that enable off-site construction in controlled environments with on-site assembly to control safety and quality, expedite construction, reduce material waste, and enable easier interior modifications/updates in the future Maintainable facilities and systems that consider whole-life cycle costing Sustainable and energy efficient 11

12 Houston Sense of Place 12

13 Houston Sense of Place 13

14 Houston Sense of Place 14

15 Houston Sense of Place 15

16 Potential Internal Layout Ticketing Level Note: This is a concept layout which is subject to further design development and approval. 16

17 Potential Internal Layout Apron Level Note: This is a concept layout which is subject to further design development and approval. 17

18 Potential Internal Layout Departures Level Note: This is a concept layout which is subject to further design development and approval. 18

19 Potential Internal Layout Club Level Note: This is a concept layout which is subject to further design development and approval. 19

20 Concept Vignette Note: This is a representative concept and rendering that is subject design and approval 20

21 Concept Vignette Note: This is a representative concept and rendering that is subject design and approval 21

22 Concept Vignette Note: This is a representative concept and rendering that is subject design and approval 22

23 Concept Roof - Option 1 23

24 Concept Roof - Option 1 24

25 Concept Roof - Option 1 Note: This is a representative concept and rendering that is subject design and approval 25

26 Concept Roof - Option 1 26

27 Concept Roof - Option 2 27

28 Concept Roof - Option 2 28

29 Concept Roof - Option 2 Note: This is a representative concept and rendering that is subject design and approval 29

30 Roof Concept - Option 2 30

31 Concept Roof - Option 3 31

32 Concept Roof - Option 3 32

33 Concept Roof - Option 3 Note: This is a representative concept and rendering that is subject design and approval 33

34 Roof Concept - Option 3 34

35 Any Questions

36 Any Questions

37 IAH MLIT Terminal Commercial Manager Model

38 MLIT Concessions Vision Concessions Program Focused on Customer Service that is integrated into the terminal design Centrally located concessions core containing a significant portion of the concessions program to create a grand hall / market place for gathering Satellite concessions intermixed within the hold-room seating areas providing opportunities for additional revenue generation Concession facilities that create a Sense of Place Award winning concessions with a focus on international passenger shopping and dining trends World-class specialty retail, duty free and food/beverage offerings Create Win-Win Business Terms Ensure adequate support space for concessionaires, including off-site options

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40 Terminal Commercial Manager An innovative strategy and approach for financing, developing, designing, leasing and managing all commercial activities in the new Mickey Leland International Terminal (MLIT) and the Federal Inspection Services Building The TCM will be responsible for, at a minimal: Food and Beverage Services Specialty Retail Duty & Tax Free Retail News and Convenience Retail Airport Advertising Common-use lounge(s)/club rooms and or private suites for use by certain airline passengers and others for a fee, Passenger amenities including, but not limited to: foreign currency exchange, ATMs, spas, massage, haircare, nail care, shoeshine, baggage cart services, baggage wrap services, and other services and amenities as approved by HAS

41 Central Receiving and Distribution Center (CRDC) The CRCD will serve as the central receiving and distribution point for all food, beverage, retail, and other goods for IAH. The CRDC will: Enhance security and safety, Reduce traffic on surrounding roadways and airside areas, Streamline operations, Be environmentally friendly by reducing emissions

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43 Tentative Schedule Publish RFI for industry input August 2017 Complete RFI Process 3 rd Quarter 2017 RFP for TCM released 4 th Quarter 2017 Contract(s) Negotiations 1 st Quarter 2018 Contract(s) Awarded 2 nd Quarter 2018

44 Thank you

45 Questions Questions/Answers to be official must be in writing and will be posted on HAS website as a Letter of Clarification. 45