MISSISSAUGA — Toronto Pearson has announced contracts to NORR-DIALOG and PCL Construction, who will design and construct another major infrastructure program at the international airport.
According to the release, the $1.5-billion investment to launch the Terminal 1 and Terminal 3 Revitalization Program has been awarded to the companies as part of Long-term Investment in Facilities and Terminals (LIFT) program.
Investments in gates, passenger processing areas and customs and immigration facilities will improve the fluidity of the Pearson journey, the release reads, helping passengers move more seamlessly through the airport to board their flights, while also strengthening airport operations.
Program improvements include expanded terminal spaces, refreshed lounges, expanded in-terminal charging stations, improved baggage processing, modernized check-in areas and advanced security screening.
Construction will be delivered in stages, so the airport can continue to operate efficiently while minimizing disruptions.
The T1/T3 Revitalization Program marks the second major announcement of Pearson LIFT. In May, the airport broke ground on the first program,
