Sheremetyevo Airport Terminal Tender

ScopeSheremetyevo Airport Russias busiest has postponed the construction and renovation of two terminals by at least four years to the 2030s due to the coronavirus pandemic. The more-than 400 million investment in Terminal C2 part of a development programme worth around 2.5 billion is expected to increase the Moscow airports capacity by 20 million passengers a year to 100 million. That projects schedule for completion which had been due in 2026 was pushed back to 2030 at the earliest. The construction timeline for terminal C2 has been shifted due to the coronavirus pandemic and is now determined in relation to our forecast of the recovery in passenger traffic and its further growth. In April when anti-coronavirus lockdown measures were tightest in Moscow passenger traffic at Sheremetyevo fell 96. In June the airports co-owner and board chairman Alexander Ponomarenko told Reuters it had temporarily frozen some investments. the 120 million renovation of Terminal F previously planned for after the completion of Terminal C2 was also postponed until 2031. Sheremetyevo the base of state airline Aeroflot handled 49.9 million passengers last year. In the first five months of 2020 passenger traffic halved to 9.15 million.