Lisbon Airport

The Lisbon Airport, also known as Portela Airport, is the largest Portuguese airport with the highest traffic volume. It was opened to passengers in 1942 and it has, nowadays, two civilian terminals (T1 and T2), commercial areas and a subway station that connects the airport to the main points of the city. Between 2009 and 2014, it was recorded a substantial increase of the number of daily passengers, reaching 18 million annual passengers.

This traffic increase has led to an adaptation and extension of the airport which has been developed in different stages.

This contract comprehends 3 projects, namely, Lot A, B and C at the Lisbon Airport Terminal 1, including the following main tasks in each one of them:

• Lot A – Relocation of the Food Court in the 5^th floor; reformulation of stores and services areas; construction of a new security control room;  construction of new connection stairs between the 5^th and 4^th floors, as well as a pit connecting the 2^nd , 4^th and 5^th floors.  At the 6^th floor, vacant spaces were reformulated to become technical areas.
• Lot B – Relocation of the security control room at the 4^th floor, creation of new check-in areas; construction of new connection stairs between the 4^th and 2^nd  floor and also the installation of mechanical stairs. At the 2th floor, the first-aid post and supporting services areas were reformulated and 2 elevators able to lift stretchers were installed.
• Lot C – At the 2^nd floor were built, in vacant areas at the Baggage Arrivals Terminal, warehouses to support the Food Court and the Airport maintenance. In order to create new accessibility conditions, hoists connecting the 1^st and 2^nd floors were installed and the access to a pre-existent core of 4 elevators connecting the 1^st and 6^th floors was opened.

Supervision of Works Construction

Health and Safety Coordination