George Bush Intercontinental Airport Terminal Redevelopment Program

Ardurra supports the $1.3 billion International Terminal Redevelopment Program (ITRP) at George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH), addressing tremendous international airline growth that nearly doubled foreign flag carriers while modernizing aging terminal infrastructure. The program encompasses the International Terminal Complex and critical enabling projects supporting IAH's position as a premier international aviation gateway.

The International Terminal Complex features two major components: the North Concourse Project including existing Terminal D refurbishment and new Micky Leland International Terminal (MLIT) D West Concourse construction, plus the Central Processor (ICP) and Federal Inspection Services (FIS) Project involving Terminal D-E Garage demolition and new ICP building construction with FIS modifications.

Key Program Components:

• Managing $1.3 billion terminal redevelopment, addressing doubled international carrier growth, and aging infrastructure modernization

• Refurbishing the existing Terminal D facility while constructing the new Micky Leland International Terminal D West Concourse

• Demolishing Terminal D-E Garage and constructing a new International Central Processor building with roadway modifications

• Modifying the Federal Inspection Services building to enhance international passenger processing capabilities

• Executing early enabling works, including utilities, landside projects, D-West pier apron development, and advanced baggage systems

• Coordinating complex phased construction, maintaining airport operations during major infrastructure transformation

• Supporting international airline expansion through modern terminal facilities, accommodating growing foreign flag carrier operations

The successful ITRP delivery positions George Bush Intercontinental Airport for continued international growth while providing enhanced passenger experience and operational efficiency. The redevelopment addresses current capacity constraints while establishing an infrastructure foundation supporting future aviation industry expansion.