Columbus Airport Runway 6-24 Reconstruction Project

The Columbus Airport Runway 6-24 Reconstruction Project involves comprehensive pavement rehabilitation of the primary runway, which measures approximately 6,997 feet in length and 150 feet in width. The project scope includes the removal of existing pavement, milling, and the construction of new pavement layers utilizing either Portland Cement Concrete (PCC) or Hot Mix Asphalt, with separate bid schedules for each material. Additional components of the project encompass the construction of a new asphalt blast pad, upgrades to airfield lighting systems, and the replacement of major storm drain lines to improve drainage and safety. The work also involves surface marking, minor grading and landscaping, and various miscellaneous tasks to ensure the runway's operational integrity. Bidders are invited to submit proposals by August 22, 2024, with project costs estimated between 20 and 40 million dollars. The contract is managed by the Glynn County Airport Commission in Georgia, under NAICS code 238910, which pertains to site preparation contractors. The project emphasizes extensive pavement work, infrastructure upgrades, and safety enhancements, requiring coordination of demolition, paving, lighting, drainage, and marking activities to ensure a fully functional and compliant runway upon completion. For further details or inquiries, Amber Clark can be contacted via email or phone.