Opportunity in Bay County's West Bay Sector

The relocation of the Panama City - Bay County International Airport (PFN) has created tremendous opportunity for all of Northwest Florida, including the potential for better air service, more competitive air fares, economic development and the permanent protection of tens of thousands of acres surrounding West Bay. This blog is dedicated to providing accurate, up-to-date information about airport relocation and progress being made in the West Bay Sector.

Monday, March 26, 2007

WestBay Florida E-News, Issue #3

Winning Bid Expected To Be Announced On Tuesday
The final bids for the existing airport property are in - with a $75 million bid leading the way. The Airport Authority is expected to announce the winning bidder at Tuesday's board meeting. Read more.

Airport Authority Chooses Three Construction Manager Finalists
In another clear step forward, the Airport Authority chose three finalists for the critical program manager / construction manager position. Read more.

PCB Chamber Getting Hundreds of Inquires A Week About New Airport
PCB Chamber President Debi Knight said her office is getting between 250 and 300 inquiries a week about the airport relocation project. Read more.

Gulf Power CEO Backs New Airport
Gulf Power CEO Susan Story expressed support for the new airport and encouraged a regional approach to take advantage of economic development opportunities. Read more.

Seven Firms to Bid on Site Development Work
The Airport Authority selected seven firms as qualified to bid on development, paving and lighting at the new airport. Read more.

Frequently Asked Questions
Read the most recent installment in our series of FAQs.

Posted by Ed Wright at 9:45 AM

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