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The airport was seeking proposals for four small packages of food and beverage outlets, which attract businesses that can partner with different restaurant operators to seek a contract with multiple locations.

One package attracted 13 proposals, another attracted 15, a third drew 19 proposals and the last one had 11.

The solicitation was part of a broader revamp of restaurants at the airport, along with preparations for the new international terminal to open next spring.

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