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AECOM: FAA grant secured for South Ramp; design 45% complete by October, bid planned Spring 2027
Summary
AECOM told the Bay Bridge Airport Advisory Board that the FAA has awarded a grant for South Ramp design, design work is under way and expected to be about 45% complete by October 2026, with bidding targeted for Spring 2027 and construction later that year. The public can comment at the board's October meeting.
AECOM representatives reported that the Federal Aviation Administration has awarded a grant to fund design of the airport’s South Ramp and that design work is already under way. The firm said it expects to reach approximately 45% design by October 2026, with the project planned to go to bid in Spring 2027 and construction to follow later in 2027. The board was told the public will have an opportunity to comment on design plans at the October board meeting.
Derek Hollinger of AECOM told the board he would "explore options in layout that would not jeopardize FAA funding and would present them to the Board at the October meeting," signaling possible layout alternatives that could affect tiedown placement and other ramp elements. The presentation established a clear schedule and next steps: continued design work through October, public comment at the October meeting, then procurement and construction in 2027. Board members present during the discussion were Chair Fred Lagno and Steve Wilson.
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