This contract covered the design, fabrication, installation, and commissioning of an updated way‑finding and signage system for Terminal A at George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH). The City of Houston acted as the buyer, issuing a sealed‑bid Invitation‑to‑Bid (ITB) and selecting Intex United, Inc. as the awardee for a lump‑sum price of $730,301. The scope included interior and exterior signage, demolition, cutting‑and‑patching, painting, structural anchorage, lighting, and coordination with airport security and operations. The project required compliance with prevailing‑wage rules, MWSBE participation goals, and a Pay‑or‑Play program, and all work was to be performed during overnight hours (10 pm‑5 am).
• Manufacture, install, and illuminate way‑finding signage throughout Terminal A (interior foam‑board, acrylic panels, aluminum exterior signs).
• Required demolition, concrete repair, painting, and protective measures for existing airport services.
• Strict compliance with City of Houston’s General Conditions, Supplementary Conditions, MWSBE goals (15 % MBE, 9 % WBE), and Pay‑or‑Play thresholds. |
<MINI_DESCRIPTION> A $730K Houston Airport System contract to revamp Terminal A’s way‑finding signage, featuring overnight installation, strict MWSBE goals, and a fixed‑price award to Intex United.