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Largest development initiative in the City of Indianapolis’s history
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Virtually a new airport
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New FAA Tower is the 3rd tallest in the United States
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Located within 16 minutes of downtown
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Will have direct highway access from Interstate 70
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New Passenger Terminal Building
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Total area – 1.2 million Square Feet
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500 feet of terminal frontage on 1000-foot, 2-level curb front
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“Civic Plaza” – large pre-security gathering and concessions space with 200-foot diameter skylight
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Domestic baggage claim area
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73,000 SF
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Central baggage processing area
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145,000 SF
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Number of domestic gates
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38
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Number of international/domestic gates
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2
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Length of each concourse
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1,300 FT
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Width of each concourse
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100 FT
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1,100 doors
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10,000 light fixtures
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11,000 tons of steel (including concourses)
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Moving walkways
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10
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Elevators
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23
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Escalators
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10
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Ticketing hall maximum height
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82 FT to roof
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Civic Plaza height
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60 FT to roof
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Concourse departures level maximum height
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30 FT to roof
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Ticketing Hall
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Located at the departure level of the Terminal
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Four islands of check-in counters, each island has up to 24 counter positions, twelve on each side
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96 counter positions
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16 curbside check-in positions
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Gates
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Each concourse provides access to 20 gates
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Aircraft gates can accommodate a complete range of narrow-body and wide-body aircraft, including regional jet aircraft with passenger boarding bridge access.
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Inboard gates can accept narrow-body aircraft up to B757
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Outboard gates can accept both narrow-body and wide-body aircraft (B767, B787 and B777 aircraft)
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2 international gates on the south concourse (Concourse A) can accommodate one A380 aircraft
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International Facilities
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24,220 SF Federal Inspection Services (Customs) Area
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6 Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) positions
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Can process 400 passengers per hour
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Domestic Baggage Claim
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Located on lower level
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6 slope-plate baggage claim devices at 200 LF each
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2 dedicated areas for over-sized baggage
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15 Airline baggage services offices
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Baggage Handling System
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Baggage check-in configured as an island check-in system, with four islands each comprising two ticket counter conveyors
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100 percent in-line baggage screening system
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Security Provisions
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Two passenger security checkpoints with space for 22 screening lanes
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Access Control Devices and CCTV Surveillance at points of access to the secured terminal building and the AOA (Air Operations Area)
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300 feet clearance separation between terminal building and parking structure/surface parking
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Electronics
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Digital Video/Closed Circuit Television system interfaced with Fire Alarm and Access Control system for verification and response to alarms
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Access Control system with more than 350 security related doors and points
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If all of the Flight Information Display monitors for the facility were combined into a single screen, the screen would be 18 feet tall and 43 feet wide. The gate podium displays could be combined into a screen that would be 11 feet tall and 31 feet wide.
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Integrated Visual Information Display System
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Integrated Voice Paging system
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Integrated Energy Monitoring and Control System
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Facility supports wireless equipment throughout the terminal area
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Parking Garage
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Total public parking spaces
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5,900 spaces
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Total Rental Car spaces (equivalent)
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1,200 spaces
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Parking levels
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5
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Total
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2.5 million SF
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Moving Walkways
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4
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Elevators
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10
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Escalators
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8
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Incorporates a walk-and-pay system for quick exit
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The first level of the parking garage is dedicated to rental cars
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Ground Transportation Center (GTC) with its own commercial vehicle curb for hotel shuttles, buses and limousines
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Moving walkways in the garage on same level as pedestrian bridge will assist pedestrian movement between the terminal, garage and future hotel
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Paving
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Area of new apron and taxiway concrete
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110 acres
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Area of new parking lot asphalt
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150 acres
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Underground hydrant fueling system for aircraft
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Dual drainage system to accommodate aircraft de-icing fluids and storm water runoff
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Energy Plant
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Indianapolis Maintenance Center energy plant provides hot and chilled water to heat and cool the Terminal and future hotel
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9,100 tons of chilling capacity
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231,000 lbs/hr steam generation at the plant
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Connected to the Terminal by means of a 5,800-foot utility corridor that is tunneled under the north runway and two taxiways.
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