Houston Airport System (HAS)
Houston, TX
George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) On-Call Asset Management Services
Project Highlights:
- Performed assessments of 1,500+ BHS and PBB assets
- Identified dozens of areas for long-and short-term improvement
- Client satisfaction led to retro-commissioning follow-on task
Project Description:
As a trusted partner of Woolpert, STS has been tasked by Houston Airport System (HAS) to perform third-party commissioning, retro-commissioning, and condition assessments on multiple baggage handling system (BHS) and passenger boarding bridge (PBB) projects under the On-Call Asset Management Services, which includes the IAH Terminal Redevelopment Program (ITRP). The redevelopment program is the largest capital program ever undertaken by HAS and upon completion will provide world-class passenger facilities including a brand-new baggage handling system. STS has several concurrent task orders underway and two completed including:
- Terminal A PBB Condition Assessments scope included assessing several Terminal A Passenger Boarding Bridges, evaluating their mechanical, electrical, visual condition, and operational performance.
- Terminal A BHS Assessment provided HAS with an independent analysis to understand why the new BHS was experiencing unplanned shutdowns and degraded system performance.
- Terminal A BHS Retro-Commissioning is underway to further investigate system failures and to identify deficiencies and opportunities to stabilize and optimize system performance.
- Terminal D FIS BHS Commissioning includes performing third-party commissioning of the new Foreign Flag CBIS/CBRA, and re-controlled outbound sortation.
- Federal Inspection Services BHS Retro-Commissioning includes assessment and performance review of the existing BHS subsystems within the FIS.
