Concessionaires submit proposals for airport shops
Concessionaires have submitted proposals for shops at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport, though one package of retail locations did not attract any takers.
The Marshall Retail Group, Paradies Atlanta and Pacific Gateway Concessions, as well as a joint venture including HMSHost and a joint venture including Hudson Group submitted proposals for two of the three collections of shops at Hartsfield-Jackson.
But the third package yielded no proposals. Hartsfield-Jackson general manager Louis Miller said it was a surprise, but the airport will move forward with the first two packages and consider whether to issue a new request for proposals for the third package.
More proposals are due this week for new restaurants at Hartsfield-Jackson, as the Atlanta airport embarks on a major revamp of its concessions.
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