Kenaidan provided Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) services for this terminal improvement project, which included many architectural upgrades for the Infield Concourse (IFC) Restoration and Reactivation. Operationally, five new air-conditioned boarding bridges were added, six passenger boarding bridges were modernized and reopened, increasing the capacity by 11 operational gates. Closed IFC areas were also restored, and security and IT systems were modernized. In addition to this, deteriorating concrete apron areas were also repaired.

This upgraded hub enables travellers to experience a variety of enhanced amenities and services for a more enjoyable travel experience. Passengers with flights departing from the IFC can enjoy renovated lounge areas, updated washrooms, a quiet room, nursery facilities, and a family-friendly play area, various retail and dining options, and new pet relief areas.

Under the CMAR contract delivery model, Kenaidan provided constructability reviews, input into the project requirements, secured all permit applications and approvals, executed all construction activities as the general contractor, and managed all subcontractors and equipment suppliers.