Tag: airport
Women Leading the Way at the Kansas City International Airport
By Luke Carothers
In 2017 the mayor and city council for Kansas City, Missouri selected Edgemoor Infrastructure & Real Estate to build the new terminal...
First-Class Data
A small, woman-owned firm is landing big survey contracts at a top ten US airport
By Mary Jo Wagner
If the Charlotte Douglas International Airport (CLT)...
Innovative Columns Support New Orleans Airport
Advanced self-consolidating concrete provides the ideal solution to challenges in constructing tall and complex columns at world-class terminal.
By Stephen Salzer and Dennis Traylor
Many things...
FAA Issues Denver Environmental Assessment
WASHINGTON – The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has issued a Final Environmental Assessment (EA) for the Denver Metroplex project.
Before the FAA makes a final...
Woolpert Contracted for $12M Runway Extension at Indiana GA Airport
The Dubois County Airport Authority has secured funding for the Huntingburg Regional Airport project.
Woolpert has been contracted by the Dubois County Airport Authority to...
Department of Transportation will award $986 million in airport infrastructure grants to 354 airports...
U.S. Transportation Secretary Elaine L. Chao today announced that the Department will award $986 million in airport infrastructure grants to 354 airports in 44...
Ready for takeoff in New Orleans
High-performance concrete is integral to massive airside paving project at Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport’s new North Terminal.
By Robert Doubleday and Steve Salzer
Louis...
Michael Baker completes Seagrass Restoration Project surrounding the Merritt Island Airport
Michael Baker International completed a seagrass restoration demonstration project as part of a larger safety improvement program at Merritt Island Airport in Brevard County, Fla.
ARTBA: Federal funding only meeting 50 percent of airport construction needs
A new analysis of Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) data finds that current airport construction funding levels are only half of what is necessary to make safety improvements and help reduce runway congestion.
