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Tuesday, 02 December 2008 12:37

The following is a listing of upcoming projects for the Houston Airport System. Each project is identified by project number (1^st column), and related CIP numbers (2^nd column) that corresponds to the City of Houston’s Capital Improvement Program. The 3^rd column indicates the location of the project; George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH), William P. Hobby Airport (HOU), Ellington Field (EFD), or System Level (HAS). The 4^th column depicts the phase of the project (D = Design, C = Construction, O = Other) the spreadsheet gives a brief description of each project. The sixth column lists the projected date for RFQ/Bids for this project.

Please note that the construction advertisement dates are approximately four months before the construction appropriation date and design requests for proposal are approximately six months before the design appropriation date.

The timing and budgets for the projects listed are subject to change at any time due to scheduling conflicts, availability of funding or scope modification. Please refer to the Houston Airport System website www.fly2houston.com for updates or contact one of the following:

Design and Construction
Adil Godiwalla, Acting Assistant Director- (281) 233-1934
Bob Nesbett, Chief Architect- (281) 233-1782

Planning and Programming
Monica R. Newhouse, Assistant Director- (281) 233-1973
Frank Crouch, Assistant Director - (281) 233-1954
Keith Goodwin, Chief of Capital Planning- (281) 233-1722

Public Safety
Frank Haley, Deputy Director - (281) 233-1835
Lisa Kent, Assistant Director (Public Safety & Technology) - (281) 233-1971

- Houston Airport System Upcoming CIP Projects 11/2008 to 6/2010 -

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