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Denver International Airport: Baggage Handling, Contracting, and Other Issues

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Report Type Reports and Testimonies
Report Date Aug. 9, 1995
Report No. RCED-95-241FS
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Summary:

Initially, Denver planned to open its new international airport with a conventional tug-and-cart baggage systems. Later, however, the city decided to go with a sophisticated automated system, despite the risk that the system might not be up and running by the airport's October 1993 opening date. During development and construction of the system, significant software and hardware problems arose. These problems, along with major modifications to the system, delayed the opening date from October 1993 to February 1995. At the same time, the cost of the baggage handling system has soared from $195 million to more than $290 million, which will largely be passed on to the airlines serving the airport. In addition to providing a chronology of the events involved in the construction of the system, this fact sheet (1) assesses the contract award process, including any special considerations for disadvantaged businesses, and (2) lists major concerns raised about the project and their resolution.

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