The Charleston County Aviation Authority has awarded an $88m contract to Roy Anderson for the construction of a parking facility at Charleston International Airport in South Carolina, US.
The cast-in-place garage will feature more than 3,000 parking lots and will offer parking services to passengers visiting the airport.
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Roy Anderson will be responsible for the refurbishment of the walkway / circulation area, as well as the development of a new pedestrian walkway and roadway under the contract.
Construction is scheduled to begin soon and will be completed by the end of 2020.
A new joint venture (JV) has been set up by Changi Airports International (CAI) and Chongqing Airport Group (CAGC).
Designated as Sino-Singapore Chongqing Airport Commercial Management, the JV is formed for the non-aeronautical businesses development at the Jiangbei international airport in China.
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By GlobalDataCAGC is the major stakeholder in the JV with a stake of 51%, while the remaining 49% is owned by CAI.
The JV was established as part of the Chongqing Connectivity Initiative (CCI) between Singapore and Chongqing.
It will focus on the improvement of commercial activities at the airport and will manage the parking areas and CIP facilities.
Ugandan authorities have opted for the Border Management System (BMS) of Gemalto to enhance the border-crossing experience of passengers arriving at the Entebbe international airport.
Gemalto will collaborate with local firm SCINTL for the development of the advanced solution, which will be based on Gemalto Visa Management System (VMS).
The scope of the contract includes delivery of the management system along with airport self-service eKiosks.
Deployment of the BMS is expected to be completed in 2019.
Mitie has been awarded a five-year contract extension to the existing £17m ($21.86m) contract with London Gatwick International Airport.
The company has been associated with London Gatwick since 2012 and the relationship will be continued until 2023 with the latest contract extension.
The contract will see Mitie offer electrical engineering support services covering the north and south terminals and other buildings at the airport. It will further provide plumbing, cleaning, and flooring services.
