Airport Runway Reconstruction - Engineering Services

This contract involves a comprehensive reconstruction of the runway 18-36 at the New Century AirCenter in Kansas, which measures 7,339 feet in length and 150 feet in width. The existing runway, rehabilitated in 2005 with asphalt overlay and crack sealing, has deteriorated to a fair condition with a Pavement Condition Index of 54.9, indicating significant cracking and oxidation. Based on recent assessments by the Kansas Department of Transportation and FAA concurrence, a full reconstruction is necessary to restore safety and operational integrity. The scope includes the entire runway, associated hold lines, and the Taxiway K connector within the safety area, which is also in poor condition. The project aims to address these issues through complete reconstruction, ensuring compliance with safety standards and extending the runway’s service life. The project is solicited under the title "Airport Runway Reconstruction - Engineering Services," with a contract size estimated between 15 and 30 million dollars. The solicitation, posted on July 8, 2024, with a response deadline of August 9, 2024, is managed by Johnson County on behalf of Kansas. The procurement process emphasizes thorough technical and engineering services, with the primary point of contact being Robin Lynes. The project’s scope and requirements are detailed in the solicitation, which includes instructions for electronic bidding via Ion Wave, and the contract aims to ensure high-quality reconstruction work that meets safety and durability standards. The comprehensive approach reflects the importance of maintaining the airport’s infrastructure for safe and efficient operations.