The heartland of America has always been known for its rich culture in art and jazz, and Kansas City is no exception. As the lights shine down in jazz clubs across the city, the strings erupt and the scene is a buzz. Attracting 24 million visitors a year. If you just walk around the streets of Kansas City, you see what Kansas City is all about. It's about authenticity, it's about warmth and hospitality. We've got culture, entertainment is off the roof. Kansas City is the best kept secret that nobody knows about. With so many visitors coming to Kansas City to experience its food, art and jazz, Kansas City International Airport was overdue for a revitalization. The existing terminals of Kansas City International Airport are built for a time that passed. There were a lot of problems with our old KCI airport. You get dropped off, it felt like it was only a few steps. You get to your gate, although the reality was, you were actually walking pretty far in this circular terminal. Now after three and a half years on a one and a half billion dollar infrastructure project, the city is on the cusp of debuting one of the most modern airports in the country. And it is the NICA-IBEW Powering America team lighting the way. This opportunity, this generational project for Kansas City to create a new front door, a new global gateway, is just a real shot in the arm for this region and everyone that chooses to fly to or from here. For the single terminal airport in Kansas City, we're able to secure a harmony agreement. With that agreement, we ensured it was going to be built all 100% union labor. We've included community workforce agreement that helped ensure local residents were able to participate in the project. KCI took three and a half, almost four years to build, so that's pretty good job security. But also, they get to look at that building every time they go fly out and say, I did this. With such a robust project to tackle, multiple NICA contractors collaborated to execute the multifaceted electrical work at the highest level. And it was the men and women of IBEW Local 124 and trusted to work the tools. It's been really good working with all the different electrical companies and all the specialties with the lighting, the security and the fire alarm. All that has been a lot of different contractors and obviously we've all worked hand in hand. As far as the scope of work goes, we've done everything from underground work all the way to the work you see around us here. There's a lot of aspects to the electrical and what we do. These hands are working on heaters right now. We're trying to get heat into these entries to make sure the people can be comfortable. Right now we're pulling wire through just some vendors. You never know you're going to work with NICS and that's one thing I do enjoy. When Kansas City looks to embark on a pivotal project that represents its people and culture, they turn to the NICA, IBEW Powering America team, knowing their work stands up to time. What makes IBEW and NICA vital for this project is actually the quality of the work. We build things like city halls and airports and facilities that aren't getting rehabbed every 10 years. Instead these are things that really need to last. We're so glad to have NICA, IBEW here in the workforce. It's just been spectacular. The cooperation, the vision, everyone's willingness to come together and strive for excellence in every single detail of this project has been really spectacular. The customers do trust NICA and the IBEW because they know we have the best trained workforce in Kansas City. Or none. I would put us up against not just any electrical trade, I would say any trade. From Kansas City, Missouri's new single terminal airport, you're watching Electric TV. Be sure to follow us on social media for behind the scenes extras and industry information.