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Concourse D South Pier proposed for $239.1 million in construction funding

The measure would raise the airport widening contract’s ceiling to $1.279 billion; the wider project would expand Concourse D from 60 to as much as 99 feet.

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A newer report updates this story. Concourse D South Pier gets council approval for $239.1 million in construction funding →

A resolution on Atlanta City Council’s Sept. 21 agenda proposed $239.1 million to partially fund construction of the Concourse D South Pier at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. It would raise the ceiling on the Concourse D widening construction-management contract with Holder-Moody-Bryson-Sovereign to $1.279 billion. The agenda does not establish Council authorization.

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The wider project would expand Concourse D from 60 feet to as much as 99 feet, add north and south extensions, update existing components to current building codes and relocate passenger boarding bridges.

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