Russia Airport Sector Briefing

New Mexico City Airport Inward Visit and Sector Briefing (including 1:1 meetings) Date: Monday 22nd June 2015 Venue: UKTI, BIS Conference Centre, 1 Victoria Street, London, SW1H 0ET

UK Trade & Investment (UKTI) and British Aviation Group (BAG) will be hosting an Industry briefing for the benefit of the UK airports industry which will set out some of the forthcoming airport related opportunities around the New Mexico City airport in Mexico. It is open to all UK companies who are invited to attend this free event and also book 1:1 meetings with the delegates. It will give everyone a feel for what is coming up, update us with the latest intelligence, update us on airport opportunities at the current and regional airports and the scale of what lies ahead.

The delegation will consist of senior officials from the following companies:

COMPANY NAME POST ICA (Contractor) Julio Herrera Construction Projects Director Aeroméxico Corneel Koster Executive Director of Operations, Maintenance and Customer Experience New Mexico Airport PhD Carlos Monroy Project Manager Group SCT (Ministry of Mr. Jorge Romero Garcia Airports Director Transport and Communications) ASA (Mexico City TBC (TBC) Airport Operator) GIA (Contractor) Jorge Iturbe General Director of Operations New Mexico City Airport On 3rd September 2014 Mexico’s President Enrique Peña Nieto announced that Mexico City’s new international airport was to be designed by British Foster + Partners and Mexican Architects Fernando Romero Enterprises (FR-EE). The Airport area will cover 555,000 square metres, which will make it one of the world’s largest and most sustainable airports. It will include photocells, natural lighting, air handling, rainwater harvesting and water conservation. The whole project will cost around £9.23m and will eventually have 6 runways and should begin operating 2020 onwards. This new hub will replace Benito Juarez International Airport and will be built at the nearby area of Texcoco.

Over the past decade, Mexico’s investment in infrastructure grew from 3% to nearly 5% of its GDP. Mexico’s new National Infrastructure Programme (NIP) 2014-2018, includes a number of modernisation and expansion projects in airports, which are part of a £65 billion investment to develop transport infrastructure throughout the country. Bids for the new airport that have already been awarded are the following:

 Master planning and engineering  Project management  Design of the main building  Construction of access roads  Ground preparation  Construction of first runway

Although the project will eventually offer opportunities across many disciplines, initial opportunities for the project include:

 Engineering and structural designers  Financing scheme consultants  Security specialists  Tier-2/tier-3 equipment producers  Legal and Insurance providers  Retail Consultancy (Design & Retail Strategy)  ORAT  Operational Contracts (Ground Services etc.)

The following areas are also of interest: • Heathrow Experience e.g. design, planning, retail, equipment supply etc. • Air Traffic Control systems and providers • Passenger Screening / Baggage handling • Commercial/Retail activities (i.e Duty Free shops) in passenger terminals • Fuel systems and providers • Methodologies to improve operational efficiency at airports (meet potential operators)  Future joint ventures  Bird Consultants to minimize future risks at the new airport Agenda 09:30 Registration and Tea/Coffee upon arrival 10:00 Welcome address – Shakir Khaja, UKTI Airport Specialist 10:10 Overview on UK Capability with large capital airport developments – Chris Chalk, Chairman, British Aviation Group (BAG) 10:20 UKEF presentation covering financing for large capital airport projects – David Ludlow 10:35 Individual presentations by the Mexican delegation covering:  The project/timescales.  Opportunities across the piece for UK companies and opportunities at the current Mexico City airport.  Other airport developments in Mexico.  The role of Aeroméxico at the new airport, their requirements and opportunities.  Where UK companies can work with/supply to Mexican contractors. 12:00 Q & A Session 12.15 Networking lunch 13:00 One to One meetings with delegates (10 minutes maximum per company). 15:00 Meeting ends Mexico Airport Sector Briefing and 1:1 meetings Date: Monday 22nd June 2015 Venue: UKTI Office, 1 Victoria Street, London, SW1H 0ET

INDUSTRY BRIEFING & 1:1 MEETING BOOKING FORM

Please note this event is open to UK companies only and limited to two people per company. The 1:1 meetings are limited and will be allocated on a first come first serve basis. To register your attendance and book a 1:1 meeting please complete this booking form and return it to Claire Parsons at [email protected] by 18th June.

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