SRQ
SMAA | SRQ Engineering Submission PortalSarasota Manatee Airport Authority

Sarasota Bradenton International Airport

Engineering intake.
One controlled path.

Submit conceptual reviews, construction permits, FAA airspace applications, invoices, and change orders. One reference follows the package from secure upload through Engineering review.

01

Describe

Select the correct Engineering route and certify a complete, accurate package.

02

Upload

Continue to SRQ's controlled Box request for documents and metadata.

03

Track

Use the reference to follow released status and revision requests.

New submission

What are you sending?

Select a route so the correct Engineering workflow, certification, and document requirements are applied.

Submitter acknowledgements

Invoice standard

Build the invoice for reliable review and parsing.

VENDOR NAME + REMIT ADDRESSINVOICE # · DATE
SRQ PROJECTCONTRACT / POTASK ORDER
BILLING PERIOD · CONTACT · PM
Scope / schedule of values / task detailCurrent amountPrevious billedRetainage
APPROVED CHANGE ORDERSAMOUNT DUE

Required identification

  • Vendor legal name and invoice number
  • Project, contract/PO, and task order
  • Billing period and vendor contact

Required financials

  • Base contract, authorized amendments, and current authorized value
  • Previous billing, current billing, retainage dollar amount, and amount due
  • Overall progress plus separate DBE commitment and earnings percentages

Attach where applicable

  • Task-level billing detail and project status report
  • DBE/WBE/MBE participation report, subconsultant invoices, and timesheets
  • Receipts, mileage support, amendments/change orders, and closeout documents

Released status

Check a submission reference

Only public workflow information is returned. Internal notes and other organizations' records are never displayed.

Requested revisions

Submit corrected documents

Use this only after Engineering returns a submission for corrections. Your reference, applicant email, and private access code must match the original submission.

Your access code is a password. It is shown once when the reference is created. Do not include it in filenames, drawings, emails, or review comments.