Contract AwardEquipmentDetected Jun 1, 2026

Staff is seeking Commission authorization to issue a 237,606 purchase order to Flash Parking for replacement Parking Access and Revenue Control System equipment in Parking Lots F and G in the airport’s Southeast Quadrant. Flash was previously selected to provide PARCS equipment for the Replacement Passenger Terminal garage and staff surface lot; this order will add entry/exit smart stations, gate arms, license plate recognition, loop detectors, and parking count signage so that the future remote parking operation uses a unified platform. The quoted scope includes approximately 112,479 in hardware, 113,316 in installation, and 3,600 in first‑year software licensing, plus taxes.This order is part of the “Day One” transformation of current close‑in parking into the remote parking facility once the new terminal opens. While Flash is the incumbent for PARCS, there are complementary opportunities for vendors in parking guidance analytics, mobile payments, customer communications, shuttle operations technology, and curbside management that must integrate with Flash’s systems. Vendors can engage the Ground Transportation and Parking Manager and ICT team about interface standards and additional functionality desired across all public parking facilities at the airport.

Flash will now be the standard PARCS provider for RPT garage, staff lot, and SEQ remote parking; Skidata contract expiration indicates a broader migration away from that platform.

Hollywood Burbank Airport AuthorityFlash PARCS equipment for Southeast Quadrant remote parking lots

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