The long-awaited terminal modernization of Long Beach Airport is moving forward.
On Tuesday the City Council unanimously approved a $24.7 million contract, plus a $3.7 million contingency amount if needed, with Edge Development Inc. for the construction of the first phase of terminal improvements at Long Beach Airport. The project which is being paid for with airport funds, will break ground next week and is expected to be finished by May 2013.
Check out the video below to see the airport's future.
On Tuesday the City Council unanimously approved a $24.7 million contract, plus a $3.7 million contingency amount if needed, with Edge Development Inc. for the construction of the first phase of terminal improvements at Long Beach Airport. The project which is being paid for with airport funds, will break ground next week and is expected to be finished by May 2013.
Check out the video below to see the airport's future.
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