Common Use Systems Implementation
| Start Date: February 2007 | Client: Subcontracted to Hill International, for the City of Phoenix, Sky Harbor International Airport |
| End Date: November 2012 | Type of Work: Research, Industry Experts, Project Management and Document Preparation |
| Ongoing Support: Yes |
Project Summary:
This Common Use project began in 2007 with the realization that the existing common use system at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport was reaching the end of its lifespan. Barich, Inc., as the project manager, was responsible for conducting interviews with aviation staff and airline surveys to determine the initial, high-level scope of the project.
In 2009, Barich, Inc. staff began to formalize the project requirements. In the summer of 2011, the City released the Request for Proposal (RFP) for the project. Barich, Inc. staff was responsible for the preparation of the technical scope of work, as well as the RFP minimum requirements evaluation criteria. Barich, Inc. staff also conducted a technical review of the submitted proposals. In total, the system will include a CUPPS solution, a CUSS solution, an LDCS, an RMS, and a dynamic signage system.
Project Status:
Barich, Inc. is now managing the implementation of the entire project, including the construction element of replacing the check-in counters and installing new dynamic signage. This project is scheduled to be completed in the 4th quarter of 2012. Barich, Inc is managing this implementation following the Aviation Department’s Project Management Methodology, which Barich, Inc. also helped to develop.