Categoría: Concursos en aeropuertos

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Brasil: 12 compañías interesadas en la privatización de los aeropuertos del Bloque Nordeste

La Secretaria Nacional de Aviação Civil brasileña (Secretaría de Aviación Civil de la Nación)  ha recibido el interés de 12 empresas en participar en el concurso aeroportuario que integra el Bloque Nordeste, compuesto por las terminales de Recife, Maceió, João Pessoa, Aracaju, Juazeiro do Norte y Campina Grande. Son empresas nacionales y extranjeras, de países como Suiza, Francia, España, México, Alemania, Argentina y Singapur.

En esta quinta feria (21), se celebrará una audiencia pública en Recife para recibir sugerencias que ayudarán a dar formato a los editores de las concesiones. «El acta de la reunión debería estar lista hasta julio. Por lo tanto, según el análisis del Tribunal de Cuentas de la Unión. El TCU debe dar su opinión en un plazo de 30 o 40 días, por lo tanto, hasta finales de septiembre el editorial debe ser publicado», dice el secretario de Aviación Civil del Ministerio de Transportes, Darío Lopes, que se encuentra en Recife.

La empresa ganadora del lconcurso pagará inmediatamente por Bloco Nordeste un total de R$ 513 millones, siendo R$ 360 millones del desembolso inicial más el valor del patrocinio  y R$ 153 millones para el Plano de Demissão Voluntária (PDV), de los funcionarios de Infraero ubicados en los aeropuertos que pasarán a la administración privada.

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En los primeros cinco años, la empresa ganadora del concurso tendrá que llevar a cabo las obras de ampliación y reformas indicadas en el plan de concesiones. Después de cinco años de inversiones, la empresa ganadora del concurso, comienza el pago de una parte variable, referida a la facturación bruta de los aeropuertos del bloque. El porcentaje será aumentando, del 6º al 10º año, hasta el límite del 16,5% sobre el total, permaneciendo hasta el final de la concesión, que es de 30 años.

Fuente: Aerolatin News

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BAC seeking proposals to operate F&B and retail offerings at Brisbane Airport

Brisbane Airport Corporation (BAC) has issued a Request for Proposals (RFP) from premium fashion, gift and accessories retail operators as part of a A$40m (US$29.7m) redevelopment of its Domestic Terminal at Brisbane Airport, Australia.

The RFP covers 18 concessions across the Level 2 departures area, each measuring between 35m2 (377ft2) and 204m2 (2,195ft2). These key locations will be complemented by a number of new food and beverage offers including iconic restaurants and bars along the glass overlooking the tarmac, plus a modern refurbished Qantas café court. The RFP will close at 16:00pm AEST on August 30, 2018.

BAC completed stage one of the retail redevelopment to the Domestic Terminal in June 2016, with a A$15m (US$11m) upgrade of the Virgin area. This saw the introduction of 19 new retail concessions including an upgraded food and beverage offering.

In January 2019, BAC will assume entire operational control across the terminal to create a single terminal with common systems. This transition will be the catalyst for stage two including a A$40m (US$29.7m) upgrade of the Domestic Terminal and retail offerings in the northern (Qantas end) and central areas of the terminal.

Works are scheduled to commence in late 2018 and when complete will deliver 51 new and refurbished stores with new retail offers, taking the total retail shops in the terminal to 70 outlet.

Source: Passenger Terminal Today

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Food & beverages concession opportunities at Bermuda L. F. Wade Int´l airport (new terminal)

Bermuda Skyport Corporation Limited (Skyport) is seeking EOIs from qualified Food and Beverage (F&B) concessionaires to finance, market, operate andmaintain one or more world class F&B concession(s) within the New Passenger Terminal Building of Bermuda L.F. Wade International Airport scheduled to open in the summer of 2020. The available F&B locations and sizes are listed below:

Ground Level – Landside/Public Area:

Check-In Area – One Unit 2,395 sq. feet Arrivals/Meet and Greet – One Unit 1,049 sq. feet

First Level – Airside/Post Security:

US Departures – Two Units 2,280 sq. feet, 1,544 sq. feet International Departures – One Unit 3,601 sq. feet

Interested parties should prepare a written summary of qualifications and experience to be submitted to Skyport no later than June 29, 2018.

The contemplated commencement date of the F&B concession post fit-out isJuly 2020.

A Request for Proposals (RFP) will be issued to qualified parties in August 2018, with proposals to be submitted within 90 days of the RFP date of issue.

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NY: Upgrades Planned for Albany Airport Concessions

The Hudson Valley Wine Bar will become the Hudson Valley Beer Union, Silks will be remodeled, and The Local, Adirondack Lodge and Dunkin Donuts under a $1.6 million remodeling program that HMS Host will undertake at the Albany International Airport’s main terminal.

Work is expected to start later this year after renovations of two other concessions are complete.

Work on the new Chick fil-A, the first in the Capital Region, is expected to get under way Tuesday, airport spokesman Doug Myers said. The new eatery will take the place of Villa Italian Kitchen. When work is complete, HMS Host will begin renovations on the wine bar, probably in late summer, Myers said.

HMS Host operates six of the 10 food concessions at the airport, including a Starbucks. OHM Concession Group, which will operate the Chick-fil-A, also plans a Wolfgang Puck American Kitchen that will replace Greenleaf’s Beyond Great Salads, and a Todd English American Market that will operate outside the secure area across from the Dunkin’ Donuts.

Work initially was expected to begin in March on the Chick-fil-A. The restaurant will be closed on Sundays, as are all Chick-fil-A locations, and OHM will operate a small kiosk on those days.

The airport terminal also has a McDonald’s.

Source: Times Union (Albany, N.Y.)