LAX to modernise Tom Bradley International Terminal. Los Angeles World Airports (LAWA) has announced plans to modernise the Tom Bradley International Terminal at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX), with construction underway this month. The project received approval from the Board of Airport Commissioners at their meeting on 18 December. The terminal upgrade is timed ahead of the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games, with the aim of improving passenger flow and updating facilities at both the departures and arrivals levels. Conceptual renderings show a design influenced by Los Angeles' coastal and cultural identity, including elements inspired by the city's summer climate and cinematic history. The refresh will also include updates to shopping and dining offerings to reflect local and international tastes, as well as branding aimed at clearly representing Los Angeles as a major transport hub. Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass said: The modernisation of the Tom Bradley International Terminal invests in the local workforce and emphasises that LA is ready to compete and win when it comes to global tourism. With Los Angeles getting ready to welcome the world, this is just one of the vital investments Airportindustry News is making to create a seamless visitor experience that expands economic opportunity across the LA region. I want to thank the Board of Airport Commissioners, Board President Karim Webb and LAWA CEO John Ackerman for leading this project that builds upon its efforts to make LAX a world class destination. Clark Construction has been selected to lead the project under the 5 billion USD Multiple Award Task Order Contract for Construction Services approved by the City Council in February. The contract includes requirements for local hiring, small businesses, and disabled veteran enterprises. LAWA has stated that construction schedules will account for international travel demands, particularly during the 2026 World Cup. The Tom Bradley International Terminal modernisation is part of LAWA's broader plan to improve LAX facilities and create a more streamlined experience for passengers.

Clark Construction earns Safety Excellence Award from Associated General Contractors (AGC) of California. Clark Construction is proud to have received a Construction Safety Excellence Award (CSEA) from the Associated General Contractors (AGC) of California as part of its 38th annual awards program. The award was presented during the CONSTRUCT 2025 Annual Conference in October. Clark was recognized in the highly competitive Building Division (500,000 - 1 Million Worker Hours) category, a testament to the team's unwavering dedication to safety performance. The award is among the industry's most significant honors, recognizing contractors who demonstrate the highest standards of safety. The CSEA program highlights companies that treat safety as a core value, a principle that not only protects the workforce but also drives innovation. The award submission highlighted the exceptional safety and health programs implemented across three significant projects in California: Each of these projects demonstrated a robust safety culture and a collective commitment from every team member to ensure the well-being of the entire workforce. This prestigious recognition is a direct reflection of Clark's foundational commitment to safety, which is rooted in the company's core values of caring for others and always doing the right thing. At Clark, safety is more than a policy; it is the most important component of its culture, guiding every decision and action on its jobsites.