Common Use Passenger Processing System

The vendor required to provide common use passenger processing system (“CUPPS”) deployment at four domestic gates and ten ticket check-in positions as well as a flight information display system (fids) and gate information display system (gids).
- The solution encompasses:
•    4 gate counter positions (gates 1-4) with overhead gids
•    10 check-in counter positions with overhead fid screens
•    3 baggage carousel displays
•    1 fid screen at the top of the escalator beyond the TSA checkpoint.
•    1 visual announcement screen prior to the TSA checkpoint
- local departure control system (LDCS)
•    The LDCS will enable airlines and ground handling staff to process passengers, without the need for a connection to a standard reservation system. 
•    Provide professional services to design, install, and provide support services for the LDCS.
- Common use passenger processing systems (CUPPS)
•    Authority does not operate any common use systems to enable passenger processing functionality for the airlines operating at the airport. 
•    The new passenger processing system will be a CUPPS compliant system that will facilitate the seamless sharing of physical check-in and gate counter positions among multiple airlines, ground handlers, or other users. 
•    Whether operating simultaneously or consecutively, these entities will utilize the facility with their respective host software and a standardized set of compatible hardware. 
•    This will be achieved without necessitating any specific software or equipment adjustments by individual airlines. 
•    The CUPPS host interface solution will support existing airlines’ connectivity requirements.
- Passenger processing systems (CUPPS)
•    Up to 3 additional gates (gate 5 and two proposed ground boarding stations to be built at a later time)
•    Each additional gate could have up to 2 gate counter positions
•    Each additional gate would have a single position at boarding door podiums
•    3 additional check-in positions
•    Additional paper stock for common use systems
- Common use self-service (CUSS)
•    These may be added in the future through this alternative. 
•    The new common-use self-service (CUSS) solution will enable passengers to complete the check-in process for any participating airline at any kiosk or check-in counter kiosk with minimal to no agent assistance. 
•    The initial setup, the CUSS kiosk will not need any software, equipment configurations or modifications to be used by any participating airline. 
•    Provide pricing for the installation of a minimum of two (2) kiosks for the airport’s check-in hall. 
•    Provide and configure this component of the project’s alternative.

- Contract Period/Term: 5 years
- Mandatory Virtual Pre-Proposal Meeting and Site Visit Date: November 18, 2025
- Questions/Inquires Deadline: December 1, 2025