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San Diego International Picks Sundt for Connector Project

Sundt Construction chosen for San Diego Int'l Airport's Terminal 2 East Connector project. The new connector will link Terminals 1 and 2 East, featuring various upgrades and enhancements for travelers. Construction by Sundt and design partner HOK to commence in 2027.

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Sundt Construction will build the new Terminal 2 East Connector at the San Diego International Airport that connects the new Terminal 1 with the existing Terminal 2 East.
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Sundt Construction will build the new Terminal 2 East Connector at the San Diego International Airport that connects the new Terminal 1 with the existing Terminal 2 East.

Sundt Construction announced on Jan. 28, 2026, that it was selected to construct the new Terminal 2 East Connector at the San Diego International Airport. The project will connect the new Terminal 1 with the existing Terminal 2 East.

The two-level connector project will include an employee security checkpoint, landside concessions, new airside security barriers, apron improvements and landside improvements for the traveling public at the ground level. The second level includes a secured pedestrian walkway between the terminals, two new gate hold rooms and passenger boarding bridges.

"We're proud to continue our long-standing partnership with the Airport Authority on what is now our fifth project at the San Diego International Airport," Sundt Project Director Brad Kirsch said. "We're excited to lead the next phase of the airport's transformation and create a connected terminal experience for air travelers."

A progressive design-build project, Sundt and its design partner, HOK, have begun design development and preconstruction efforts.

Construction is anticipated to begin in 2027. The contract's value wasn't released.

Sundt has a longstanding relationship with the airport, completing the Terminal 2 expansion in 2013, the Rental Car Center in 2017, airport support facilities in 2021 and the SAN Administration Building in 2023. 


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