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Dulles International Airport Concourse E Expansion

Client
MWWA
Location
Dulles, Virginia
What we did
Engineering, Fire Protection Engineering, Electrical Engineering, ICT Engineering
Markets
Size
440,000-SF; 14-Gate New Concourse
Collaboration
Page provided electrical, fire detection design, and engineering services as a design build partner to Archkey Solutions. The project was delivered in collaboration with Turner Construction (General Contractor) and PGAL (Architect).

Dulles International Airport’s new 440,000-square-foot, 14-gate concourse serves United Airlines, enhancing passenger experience and operational efficiency. Page provided electrical and fire alarm services and led the low-voltage design—including communications, security, public address, and distributed antenna systems—in partnership with ArchKey Solutions.

The concourse features gatehouses and hold rooms for domestic and international passengers, along with a curated selection of retail, dining, and hospitality spaces. The apron level supports maintenance, airport operations, and facility support systems, while the top floor houses arrivals for international flights and a new 40,000-square-foot United Airlines club.

Designed for flexibility and efficiency, the concourse accommodates narrow- and wide-body aircraft at every gate. Retractable passenger boarding bridges seamlessly adjust to serve various aircraft sizes, enhancing operational adaptability.

IAD Tier 2 Concourse East

New 14-Gate Concourse

Resilient by design

At Dulles International Airport, Page, in collaboration with Arc-Key Solutions, designed critical infrastructure to support seamless operations and passenger experience.

Our electrical design introduced two new 34.5KV–480Y/277V, 4000A double-ended substations and repurposed another powering the Automated People Mover (APM) below ground. To ensure uninterrupted operations, an additional, temporary 34.5KV–480Y, 3200A substation powered a dedicated chiller plant throughout construction.

The fire alarm system seamlessly integrated with the APM infrastructure while functioning independently for the new concourse. The low-voltage design included copper and fiber cabling infrastructure throughout the building to airport displays, speakers, devices, MDF and IDF rooms, access control, and security cameras throughout, establishing a secure, high-capacity network.

With a focus on resiliency and innovation, Page’s solutions ensure that the concourse operates reliably now and into the future.

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