Camp Davis South Runway, Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, North Carolina
The Repair Camp Davis South Runway project included demolition of 130,829 SY of deteriorated pavement, 21,330 SY of paved taxiways, 15,744 SY concrete parking apron and, 6,230 LF of failing storm drain utilities. The asphalt runway included 450,000 SF of heavy-duty asphalt at seven inches thick. It was placed atop of geotextile fabric, compacted subgrade, and one foot of aggregate base course. Each end of the runway had high temperature concrete overruns extending 450 LF beyond the asphalt paving. The overruns each had airfield markings for two helipads.
New concrete taxiways were constructed to connect the new concrete overruns to the existing concrete taxiways. Additionally, a new heavy duty asphalt taxiway with markings for lead in lines was constructed to connect the new runway to the new high temperature concrete parking apron was provided measuring 15,750 SY. Because of the amount of fill required beneath the new pavement, the airfield paving was performed in phases.
Hard Bid
Contract Type
Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune
Location
$28.6M
Project Value
The project team was a pleasure to deal with and provided timely truthful and well thought out plans/communications for quick resolution/updates for the government teams