The $579.4 million price tag identified by the report is 6.49% above the contracted budget and within the projected range of the risk assessment, according to DIA officials.
 

Denver International Airport has selected a consortium—led by Ferrovial Airports International Ltd., Madrid, which also operates airports in Europe and the United Kingdom—to begin negotiating a public-private partnership to improve the airport’s Jeppesen Terminal.

When the new transit line opens in April, trains will travel from DIA to Denver Union Station in about 37 minutes.

The new hotel offers 519 guest rooms, 35 suites and a 37,500-sq-ft conference center.