Port of Seattle - SEA Baggage Optimization Phase 1

Seatac, WA
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110,000 SF
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2020
Upgrading Over a Mile of Conveyors Inside SEA
Completed over multiple phases, this project created a centralized checked baggage screening system at SEA, where bags checked at any counter can be efficiently, reliably, and safely sent to any gate.

The two-year lump sum contract constructed a Checked Baggage Inspection System and Checked Baggage Resolution Area (CBRA) in the Central Terminal, including installation of a new centralized BHS Control Room, eight explosive detection screening (EDS) machines provided by TSA, more than one mile of conveyors, and demolition of existing BHS equipment.

A first-of-its-kind project for SEA, this project required extensive coordination between the Port, the design team, and VECA to determine how to modify electrical installation methods to fit the requirements of the new system. To accommodate the new ethernet-based system, VECA developed a mounting solution that allows the DIAB (VFD) to rotate to fit within the space available without adversely impacting operations or maintenance.

Achievements
Exceeded Diverse Business Participation Goals
Core Services
Electrical
Project Team
Owner:
Port of Seattle
General Contractor:
PCL Construction
Architect:
Gensler
Electrical Design Engineer:
Stantec Consulting Engineers
Contract Type
Lump Sum
Market
Transportation Infrastructure
Expertise Provided
VDC
Diversity

By the Numbers