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Trump reveals plans for $22.5B Dulles airport overhaul | Dump Trucks Charlotte NC

A rendering of a modern-looking building at sunrise. The glass outer covering is partially obscured by foliage.
A rendering of the proposed changes to Washington Dulles International Airport in Dulles, Va. (2026). [Photograph]. Retrieved from U.S. Department of Transportation.
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No contractor was named in the announcement, and the USDOT did not respond to Construction Dive’s inquiries by time of publication. 

The USDOT, the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority and United Airlines will collectively oversee the project, according to the announcement. The $22.5 billion figure is an increase from the previous sum of $7 billion for the Dulles modernization program.

MWAA, working with airlines that operate at Dulles, will finance the new concourses and terminal facilities through municipal bonds. Other portions of the development will also open doors for public-private partnership investment opportunities. 

“This new construction effort builds upon the multiyear Dulles Master Plan, developed in consultation with our airline partners, to modernize Washington’s main international airport,” said Jack Potter, Airports Authority president and CEO, in the announcement. “We are grateful for the Trump administration’s interest in accelerating the pace and scope of our plans, and we look forward to building new facilities that will be a source of pride for our nation.”

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