Denver International Airport (DEN)

The Concourse B South Reconfiguration at Denver International Airport (DEN) supports the airport’s continued growth and modernization, enhancing gate capacity, accommodating new aircraft types, and improving passenger processing. Serving nearly 100 million annual passengers, DEN continues to advance critical infrastructure to meet increasing demand. This project reconfigures nine gates to support E175 aircraft operations while upgrading passenger technology, circulation, and gate environments within an active concourse.

As part of DEN’s broader Gate-Apron Rehabilitation and Drainage Improvements (GARDI) Program, the project contributes to a long-term initiative focused on upgrading airside infrastructure, including apron pavements, utilities, passenger boarding bridges, and fueling systems. Delivered in a highly constrained, operational environment, the work requires careful phasing, stakeholder coordination, and accelerated implementation to maintain airline operations and minimize disruption.

Our team provided ORAT services for Phase I of the Concourse B South Reconfiguration, ensuring operational readiness through detailed planning, stakeholder coordination, training, and operational activation. Building on this effort, Plane Inglish continues into Phase II, maintaining continuity across phases while aligning stakeholders, integrating operational requirements into the evolving design, and supporting a seamless transition from construction to full operational use.