DFW Advances $73.5M Terminal F Phase 2 Design and Preconstruction
The design and preconstruction package advances the next phase of a roughly $4 billion terminal program planned for 31 American Airlines gates.
DFW Airport is advancing a $73.5 million contract for Terminal F Phase 2 design and preconstruction, according to September 28 reporting by Dallas Business Journal. The package is an early delivery step within a much larger terminal expansion.
The airport and American Airlines expanded the Terminal F program to approximately $4 billion, including 31 gates, international passenger processing, ticketing, baggage facilities and parking. A walking connection to Terminal D is also planned.
Project at a Glance
- Package:
- Terminal F Phase 2 design and preconstruction
- Package value:
- $73.5 million
- Overall terminal program:
- Approximately $4 billion
- Planned gates:
- 31, occupied by American Airlines
- Phase 1 opening target:
- 2027
Separate delivery phases
Phase 1 is being delivered by Innovation Next+, comprising Archer Western, Turner, Phillips May, H.J. Russell and CARCON, with PGAL, Gensler and Muller2 on design. Those appointments should not automatically be carried across to every subsequent phase.
Hanna Surveying & Engineering has identified its selection for Phase 2 alongside the Gensler / McCarthy team. The latest package concerns design and preconstruction; it is not the entire terminal construction budget.
What comes next
The expanded terminal includes facilities that were previously envisaged as later additions. DFW has retained a 2027 target for the original first phase, with subsequent capacity opening in stages.