No airline loses a slot.
Aprons, terminal modernizations, gates and baggage halls, phased around live flight schedules so the airport keeps every departure while we build.
What is really at stake.
Flights set the phasing
Gate assignments, apron stands and peak travel days decide when ground can be closed. The construction plan follows the flight schedule.
Airside is a controlled zone
Every worker is badged or escorted and every truck is screened. Security planning is part of daily logistics.
Cutovers carry passengers
Baggage, power and fire systems tie into systems in daily use. A failed cutover strands bags and passengers.
Where we work.
- 01
Aprons and airfield paving
Apron, taxiway and stand reconstruction with lighting and drainage, built in phases.
- 02
Terminal modernization
Gates, holdrooms, concessions and passenger processing rebuilt in an open terminal.
- 03
Baggage halls and systems
Inbound and outbound conveyors, screening and makeup areas built beside the system in use.
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Landside access
Roadways, curbside and parking that keep passengers moving to the door.
How we run the job.
The capabilities that carry the most weight in this market.
CM at-risk with a GMP and phasing agreed with airport operations and airlines.
Our own crews on apron concrete, drainage and airfield pavement.
Fire alarm, power and controls cut over and tested without disrupting the terminal.
Operational readiness trials so gates and baggage work from the first flight.
Twenty-two acres rebuilt between departures.
The apron and terminal modernization was delivered under CM at-risk at an airport that never closed. Apron phases were planned around airline stand assignments, the new baggage hall was trial-tested before it carried a passenger bag, and gate upgrades were sequenced so no airline lost a single departure slot.
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- Acres
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- Departure slots lost
- CM at-risk
- Delivery
Questions worth asking first.
How do you work airside without affecting flights?
We plan phases with airport operations and the airlines, close stands and gates only in agreed windows and keep crews inside controlled work areas.
How do you handle airport security?
Workers are badged or escorted, deliveries are screened and access points are staffed and logged for the life of the project.
Can you replace a baggage system that is still running?
Yes. We build new lines beside the old, test them with trial bags and cut over in stages during low-traffic hours.
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