Parking Access and Revenue Control System Replacement Project Design Build Service

A government authority in San Francisco, CA, seeks qualified design-build teams for the comprehensive replacement and enhancement of the airport’s Parking Access and Revenue Control System (PARCS). This project encompasses the full spectrum of design, construction, procurement, management, and integration services required to support airport-wide parking operations. Key elements include specialized systems such as License Plate Recognition (LPR), automated parking guidance, valet services, virtual permits, parking reservations, and revenue optimization. These systems are to be delivered through various trade packages for seamless integration.

Scope of work also extends to construction modifications necessary to maintain uninterrupted parking operations throughout implementation, including the temporary relocation of parking areas, signage updates, interior finishes, and building system adjustments. The project further involves new signage and wayfinding solutions—both digital and static—as well as lighting enhancements. There will be an expansion of parking guidance systems and mobile LPR enforcement, including support for employee permit applications. Coordination and integration with adjacent projects and existing airport systems are paramount to minimize disruptions and ensure continuity of operations. Interested parties should note that all inquiries must be submitted by January 16, 2026.