LAX APM Project

Los Angeles International Airport (LAX), one of the busiest airports in the world, is undergoing a massive modernization effort. A central piece of this initiative is the LAX Automated People Mover (APM)—a 2.25-mile elevated train system designed to transform how passengers move between terminals, parking facilities, rental car centers, and public transit.

This $5 billion infrastructure project includes six stations: three inside the central terminal area and three outside. When completed, the APM will improve accessibility, reduce congestion, and serve as the backbone of LAX’s multi-modal transportation strategy. It’s a technologically sophisticated undertaking involving numerous trades, high turnover among personnel, and rigorous performance expectations.

Amidst this complexity, Bluerithm’s commissioning software became a crucial tool for Argento / Graham, a boutique sustainability consultancy that led commissioning work on six APM-related projects.

By using Bluerithm to streamline testing, enable collaboration, and serve as a single source of truth, the firm has delivered consistent value across six infrastructure-intensive projects. Whether through AI-enhanced test generation, reusable templates, or real-time issue tracking, Bluerithm has empowered Argento / Graham to operate at a high level and maintain quality throughout the commissioning lifecycle.