CAPA ASPHALT & AIRPORT PAVEMENT MARCH 27, 2019

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1 CAPA ASPHALT & AIRPORT PAVEMENT MARCH 27, 2019

2 PRESENTERS William Epp, PE, SE Colorado Division Manager Senior Vice President Brett Holt, PE Project Manager

3 WHO WE ARE A nationally recognized transportation consultant with 600+ professionals nationwide. Services Aviation Roadway/Bridges Municipal Buildings Railroad Water Services Geotechnical Environmental OFFICES IN 16 STATES Value Engineering Landscape Architecture Site Development

4 CIVIL SERVICES Site Development Roadway Parking Lots Stormwater Management & Studies Traffic & Pavement Parks & Trails Site Lighting Access Control Sidewalk & ADA

5 STRUCTURAL EXPERTISE 50 Years of Structural Engineering Services in Colorado Structural Analysis Specialty Design On-call Experience with Airports, Schools, Government, Municipalities, Industrial

6 BRIDGE EXPERTISE Long-span Highway Railroad Specialty Transportation Structures Pedestrian

7 CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT Schedule Management Program Management Inspections

8 RAILROAD EXPERTISE Tracks Bridges Stations Yards

9 VALUE ENGINEERING Experienced and Nationally Recognized Stakeholder Coordination Economy through Innovation Innovative Solutions Commitment to Value

10 OTHER SERVICES WATER/WASTEWATER/ STORMWATER MANAGEMENT ENVIRONMENTAL GIS & SURVEY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE GEOTECHNICAL MECHANICAL/ELECTRICAL/ PUMBING

11 AVIATION SERVICES Master Planning Airport Layout Plans (ALP), A-GIS Environmental Assessments and Permitting Pavement Maintenance Plans (PMP) and Pavement Condition Index (PCI) Evaluations Site Preparation, Grading and Erosion Control Projects Asphaltic and Portland Cement Concrete (RW, TW, Apron) Grant Funding Assistance Airport Roadway, Bridges, Parking Lots and Lighting Surface Treatment, Grooving and Marking Lighting, Runway Sensor Systems and Electrical Vault Improvements Airport Signage and Sign Plans Hangars, T-Hangars and Other Related Facilities Equipment Acquisition GA Fuel Facilities Airport Emergency Response Plans General Consultation

12 LOCAL PRESENCE WITH NATIONAL EXPERIENCE Benesch currently performs active projects at 55 airports, both commercial and general, across the country.

13 LOCAL PRESENCE WITH NATIONAL EXPERIENCE We have completed projects at airports throughout the FAA s Northwest Mountain Region, including airports throughout Colorado. We are proud that many of our clients have repeatedly trusted us with new challenges and opportunities.

14 S H E L T A I R A V I A T I O N FBO FACILIT Y Airfield Design-Build and the Importance of Coordination

15 SHELTAIR AVIATION FBO FACILITY PROJECT OVERVIEW ROCKY MOUNTAIN METROPOLITAN AIRPORT (BJC) DETERMINE SCOPE, POTENTIAL ISSUES, PROJECT TIMEFRAME SET GOALS, BUDGET, REDUCE COST AND IMPACTS TO AIRPORT OPERATIONS, LIMIT CHANGE

16 MAKE A PLAN, ADAPT TO CHANGE Original Scope Owner Needs/Wants Constraints Adapt to Change 10,400 SF FBO 13,500 SY New Ramp Space Connecting Taxiway Taxiway Lighting Facility Parking Entrance Road Open 4,000 SF Temporary Facility Add portion of additional apron space for temporary facility Add additional 36,700 SF hangar and 17,200 SY apron Weather FAA Design Criteria Moving parts (civil, structural, architect, contractor,airport, Jefferson County, Broomfield) Coordinate with all stakeholders Adapt plans as needed Limit impacts

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18 WHAT CAN CONTRACTORS DO TO HELP WITH CHANGE ON AIRFIELD PROJECTS? BE FAMILIAR WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF FAA ADVISORY CIRCULAR 150/ BE FAMILIAR WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE CONSTRUCTION SAFETY AND PHASING PLANS BE AWARE OF SURROUNDINGS AT ALL TIMES ASK QUESTIONS AND COORDINATE WITH THE DESIGN TEAM KNOW WHERE STAFF AND EQUIPMENT CANNOT BE

19 T H A N K Y O U ALFRED BENESCH & COMPANY William Epp, PE, SE Senior Vice President Brett Holt, PE Project Manager