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Info for tenants

Info for tenants

The Badge Office is open Monday through Friday from 9 to 11:30 a.m. and again from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. The office is closed on King County holidays.

Instructions for obtaining a badge

General aviation hangar/tie-down tenants: Applications will be sent to you from our GA team. All applicants are required to complete an online airport security awareness course. Information on this course will be provided to you when you receive the application. Email BFI.GA@kingcounty.gov to get this process started.

All other applicants: Badges must be sponsored by your organization, or an organization at the Airport that you are doing business with. Your Authorized Signatory will send you the badge application via DocuSign, then the process is as follows:

  • Applicants complete their portion of the application, filling in all required fields.
  • The Authorized Signatory reviews the information provided by the applicant and selects the appropriate badge type based on business need.
  • BFI Training group reviews the badge request and enrolls the applicant in online courses. All applicants are required to complete the Basic Security course. Additional courses will be assigned based on the badge requested.
  • An email will be sent from the BFI training group to the applicant with login instructions for the online courses.

For questions or comments, please contact the Badge Office at AirportBadgeOffice@kingcounty.gov or 206-263-2910.

We convened a Lease Framework Working Group to do a policy review of our current lease framework and identify and evaluate possible opportunities and alternatives to make improvements.

As stated in the LFWG charter, "The Working Group will conduct a policy review of the current lease framework as well as identify and evaluate possible opportunities and alternatives to improve the leasing framework alignment with the Airport's Strategic Plan goals. The review will include, but will not be limited to, policies related to pricing and lease terms, exclusive rights, arbitration rights and procedures, investment credits and/or amortization of tenant investments, and assignment and transfer rights. These issues will be discussed over a series of meetings and identify alternatives, if applicable and feasible, in the form of potential policy or code changes."

The group met 13 times between August 2015 and October 2016. The members considered a range of policy questions, developed key findings from presentations and group discussions, and reached consensus on a list of focused recommendations to improve future hangar and long-term leasing practice at BFI.

Recommendations address the following topics:

  • Hangar waitlist
  • Hangar commercial rental rate
  • Monthly hangar pricing and appraisal process
  • Hangar vacancies
  • Long-term lease appraisal process
  • Long-term lease appraisal re-evaluation cycles and rent adjustment
  • Length of long-term leases
  • Long-term lease investment requirements
  • Long-term lease award

For details on the group's process and products, see the final report:

Future updates and discussions related to these lease topics and the working group's recommendations will take place at meetings of the Airport Roundtable.

The airport's ARFF unit typically offers free Adult CPR classes to all airport tenants and their employees. A CPR card will be sent to each participant after successful completion of the training. However, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, CPR classes are suspended until further notice.

 

 

Temporary 24-Hour Operations Line
206-915-1415
Noise Hotline
206-316-2515

 

TTY Relay 711

 

Badge Office
Monday - Friday, 9 - 11:30 a.m. and 1:30 - 2:30 p.m.
Closed on county holidays

 

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