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Appears in 5 stories · Last updated Nov 10, 2026
Upgrading radio encryption and security systems
Denver City Council approved two contracts on Nov. 2, 2026, worth $9.66 million, to upgrade radio encryption at Denver International Airport. The contracts with Dailey and Wells Communications cover L3Harris radio hardware, software, and support through 2028, including a one-time purchase to implement modern encryption and over-the-air rekeying.
Updated Yesterday
As of September 2026: Seeking $90 million in network IT purchase authority
Denver International Airport has asked the city to authorize up to $90 million in spending on the computer networks that run its operations. Three filings submitted Sept. 16 seek $30 million in purchase authority each from a different IT vendor.
Updated Sep 23
As of August 2026: Project site
The federal government has committed $80.5 million to build a 122,200-square-yard aircraft parking apron on the west side of Denver International Airport. Denver will bill the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) for eligible costs as construction proceeds; the award is an obligation, not cash in hand.
Updated Aug 29
As of August 2026: Venue for the new restaurant
Mile High Deli & Brews has permits and a liquor license on record at Denver International Airport. City records show 14 filings between May 4 and August 25: 13 construction permits for tenant improvements and one active hotel-and-restaurant liquor license.
Updated Aug 28
As of August 2026: Host facility for the Cantina
Denver International Airport is getting a Taco Bell that serves alcohol. The chain cleared its final construction permit on August 24, 2026, capping 11 filings since June and a liquor license issued that month.
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