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Repair Runway 32R Touch Down Zone Pavement and Lights (ST18-2169)

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The Repair Runway 32R Touch Down Zone Pavement and Lights project, managed by Navfac Southwest under the Department of the Navy, involves extensive infrastructure improvements to a specific section of the runway. The scope of work includes the reconstruction of a concrete pavement surface measuring approximately 3,000 feet by 200 feet. Additional critical tasks involve adjusting edge lights, repairing runway shoulders and overrun pavement, grading Type I and II Clear Zones, and relocating the service road to the Combat Aircraft Loading Area. To support the NASL Strike Fighter training mission, the project also includes the installation of inset carrier box lights. This forecast project is designed to enhance operational capabilities and safety through comprehensive pavement and lighting upgrades. Detailed information regarding the solicitation and procurement process can be accessed through the official Department of the Navy small business resources.

General Info

Navfac Southwest will reconstruct runway 32R pavement and upgrade lighting for Navy operations.

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Department Of The Navy → Navfac SouthwestView Agency

NAICS

237990 - Other Heavy and Civil Engineering ConstructionView NAICS

Place of Performance

USA

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The project will consist of repairing Runway 32R Touchdown Zone, approximately 3,000 feet by 200 feet. The project will reconstruct the concrete pavement surface, adjust edge lights, repair runway shoulders, overrun pavement, grade the Type I and II Clear Zones and relocate the service road to the Combat Aircraft Loading Area (CALA). Project also installs inset carrier box lights to enhance NASL Strike Fighter training mission.

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