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MeetingDate:September24,2024
TemplaterevisedJune27,2019(DiversityinContracting).
the facility considering the changes in market positions of the rental car companies over the
last 15 years. The renovation of the restrooms will improve the customer and worker
experience.In2023,approximately4.6millionpassengersutilizedtheRCFandgenerated$46.5
million in concession/land rent revenues to the Port, and $41.6 million in customer facility
charge(CFC)revenues.CFCsarefeespaidbycustomersandremittedtothePortaspartofeach
rentalcartransactiontohelpfundrepaymentofthedebtusedtoconstructtheRCFaswellas
otheroperatingexpenses,suchasthebusingsystemtoandfromtheairportterminal.
DiversityinContracting
TheprojectteamisworkingwiththeDiversityinContractingDepartmenttosetanaspirational
goalforwomenandminoritybusinessenterprises(WMBE)participationinthedesignservices
contract.
DETAILS
The RCF supports the majority rental car operations at SEA (note: some smaller companies
operate“off‐airport”and don’tutilizethefacility exceptforbusing operations) andopenedin
May2012.ThePortandtherentalcarindustryhaveathirty‐yearleasewithanaccompanying
15‐year concession agreement (originally the concession agreement was ten years, but as
noted above, was extended to 15 years).The existing concession agreement expires in May
2027anddefinestheblocks of operatingspaceforeach rental cartenantutilizingthefacility.
This project supports the rebidding of the RCF concession agreement that will determine the
blocksofspaceforeachtenantforthenext15years.Thisprojectwillbuildnewblocksforeach
tenant, including new space withinthe Customer Service Building locatedonthe fifth floor of
the facility and the primary customer‐facing operating areas for rental car companies.Each
tenant is responsible for their own tenant improvements, while the Port is responsible for
improvementstothebasebuilding.
The project will also renovate the existing customer restrooms located within the Customer
Service Building, and potentially include other renewal/replacement scope, which will be
determinedas part of the preliminarydesigneffort associated with this request.A high‐level
conditionassessmentisbeingconductedonthebuildingandshouldbecompletebyearly2025
to also help inform the upcoming design effort.Additionally, there have been a few code
revisions since the building was designed and the work may require additional regulatory
upgrades.The preliminary overall budget for this project is $10.5 million and may not be
adequatetosupportthecompletionofthework.Withthis request,Portstaffplantocomplete
preliminarydesigntodefinethescopeofthe improvements,includinganypotentialregulatory
requirements,beforesecuringadditionalfundingandpursuingprojectauthorization.
ScopeofWork
Thescopeof work includesinterior walls/finishes, HVAC, lighting,restrooms,utilities,signage,
and other regulatory improvements. The project is planned to be delivered through the
traditional design‐bid‐build project delivery approach.However, it may be appropriate to