Port of Seattle - SEA North Main Terminal Redevelopment

SeaTac, WA
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237,000 SF
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2026
Less Time in Line - Improving the Passenger Experience
To help provide the best passenger service at SEA, upgrading the ticketing and lobby areas for Alaska Airlines at Zones 6 and 7 both adds capacity and streamlines check-in processes.

Completed within a 24/7/365 active airport, the North Main Terminal Redevelopment (also known as SEA Gateway) is a 237,000 SF Progressive Design-Build renovation project that expanded Security Checkpoint 5 to improve passenger processing and renovated the existing promenade with new interior finishes, lighting and wayfinding. To support the redevelopment, the existing 1949 structure was seismically retrofitted including upgraded MEP/T/S/FP systems. The project also adds new passenger check-in and office components and improves baggage handling capabilities.

Existing electrical installations were documented and planned around to execute work without disruption. Scope included improving Electrical One-Line systems, installing code-compliant NEC Article 700, 701, and 702 emergency distribution systems, replacing outdated panels, updating electrical standards, new Smoke Control and updates to fire alarm, tele/data infrastructure, access control, CCTV, TWPS, digital displays, FIDs, EVIDs, and art vitrines. 

Achievements
Core Services
Electrical
Technologies
Project Team
Owner:
Port of Seattle, Alaska Airlines
General Contractor:
Hensel Phelps
Architect:
HOK
Electrical Design Engineer:
Casne Engineering
Contract Type
Design-Build
Market
Transportation Infrastructure
Expertise Provided
VDC
Alternative Delivery
Fabrication

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