JE Dunn Chosen for $480M Minneapolis Airport Project
Metropolitan Airports Commission selected JE Dunn as CMAR for a $480 million modernization at Minneapolis-Saint Paul Airport. Work includes replacing a 1960s utility plant and expanding concourses.
Metropolitan Airports Commission selected JE Dunn Construction as construction manager at risk for a $480 million upgrade at Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport. The scope includes demolishing an energy plant dating to roughly 1962, adding modernized HVAC infrastructure, deconstructing 183,400 square feet of concourse, and building roughly 309,990 square feet of concourse facilities. Enabling work starts in 2027.
Key takeaways
- JE Dunn will serve as CMAR to replace a 1960s energy plant, upgrade steam boilers and chilled water, and explore a 28-well geothermal system.
- The project includes removing 183,400 sq ft and building 309,990 sq ft of concourse space; major work starts in 2028 with completion targeted for 2032.
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