Update of the Part 150 Noise StudyThe Part 150 Noise Compatibility Study serves to update the noise exposure maps for necessary land use planning and noise mitigation in and around Guam's airport, and to provide updates to its Noise Compatibility Program.

Cargo Apron/Fuel System ExtensionThis project entails the design and construction of the cargo apron and connecting taxiway, and the extension of the Airport’s into-plane fuel system to provide service for a minimum of two all-cargo freighters at the Integrated Air Cargo Facility located a half mile west of the air terminal.

Apron and Taxiway RehabilitationThis rehabilitation project will target approximately 1.5 million square feet (150,000 square yards) of parking/apron areas, and the Kilo taxiway in front of the terminal and airfield. The project will enable the Authority to maintain its capacity while increasing the safety and efficiency of aircraft and ground support equipment operations, personnel activities, passenger movements and airport servicing.

Replacement of Terminal Roofing SystemThe Authority intends to replace and improve the terminal area roof membrane that is not connected to the 3rd Floor International Arrivals Corridor. This will allow for more energy efficiencies and cost savings, while sealing leakages and repairing other damage to the existing roofing infrastructure.

Zero Emissions Vehicles (ZEV)In line with the FAA's Modernization and Reform Act of 2012, the Authority is looking to improve air quality through reduced emissions at Guam’s airport through the acquisition and operation of zero-emissions vehicles (ZEVs). The study will identify the Authority’s baseline conditions and determine the air quality benefits and reduction of Nitrogen Oxides and Volatile Organic Compounds through ZEVs. The study would also identify the Authority's ZEV needs, plan for the acquisition, and develop the A&E for the construction or modification of infrastructure to facilitate the delivery of energy and services necessary for these vehicles.

IT Infrastructure & Financial Management SystemAssessment of the various infrastructure, systems, and equipment, operational processes, and financial management and accounting processes is planned in order to synergize, maintain, and manage these systems through a fully integrated management system.

Fire Alarm/Fire Suppression Infrastructure UpdateThis project is meant to update the Authority’s fire alarm/fire suppression infrastructure to integrate all facilities under the Authority's jurisdiction into one centralized command and control system.

Residential Sound Solution Program (RSSP)This project is an ongoing FAA program that allows the Authority to provide for noise mitigation of residences located within the 65db range. The program is subject to federal funding limitations. The Authority has completed the preliminary screening of seventy homes that are eligible for this program. They will proceed with this program once the Noise Compatibility Program, which is a key component of the RSSP, is updated.