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The John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York is undergoing a $19 billion renovation project, which is progressing well. The redevelopment includes the construction of two new terminals and involves collaboration between public and private partners, as well as community stakeholders. The aim of the project is to create an integrated and diverse airport experience that improves customer satisfaction. The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey is investing $3.9 billion, while private partners are contributing $15 billion. The article specifically focuses on the ongoing construction of the Roadways, Utilities and Ground Transportation Center (RUGTC) project, which aims to provide a seamless and sustainable customer experience for international travelers. The project involves coordination between various teams to build a multilevel center with parking spaces, electric vehicle charging stations, and a pedestrian bridge. The construction process is complex and requires the integration of existing infrastructure. Additionally, the project prioritizes diversity by awarding contracts to minority- and women-owned businesses. [Extracted from the article]