Terminal Mitigation of Water Intrusion-PIE-ARPA

The St. Pete-Clearwater International Airport terminal building has several issues with moisture and water intrusion at the main entry, roof parapets, entry doors as well as a deteriorating soffit in the back of the terminal. Work includes but is not limited to the following:

Terminal Lobby: Replacement of the main lobby skylight and windows, full weatherproofing of these window systems and related roof waterproofing; replacement and upgrade of the lobby interior and exterior lighting; demolition and new installation of the lobby interior finishes; Roof Parapets: Refurbishment of the stucco parapet wall, sealing cracks and re-painting this wall with a breathable weather-proofing paints system; Automatic Entry Doors: Replacement of the automatic door seals and weatherstripping, especially at the door sill; Soffit: Soffit replacement at the FIS exterior walkway.

The St. Pete-Clearwater International Airport terminal building has several issues with moisture and water intrusion at the main entry, roof parapets, entry doors as well soffits in the back of the terminal. At the main entry there are roof leaks, skylight and window leaks as well as damage and deterioration to the entry walls and finishes, all requiring replacement. Along the parapet of the terminal building, there are minor cracks requiring repair and sealing. At the automatic entry doors along the terminal building there leaks due to wind driven rain requiring weatherproofing. And a deteriorating exterior soffit requiring full replacement.