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Need Name:
Strengthen Apron Pavement
Common Name:
Strengthen Apron Pavement
Type:
AIP
Community/Economic Development
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CA AP CO : Construct Apron
CA AP EX : Expand Apron
CC AP CO : Construct Apron
CC AP DI : Reconstruct Deicing Pad w/associated Facilities
CC AP EX : Expand Apron
CC AP IM : Rehabilitate Apron
CC AP LI : Install Apron Edge Lights
CC AP LI : Install Apron Lighting
q AP IM : Rehabilitate Apron
RC AP IM : Reconstruct Apron
RC AP LI : Reconstruct Apron Lighting
RC AP SG : Reconstruct Apron Signage
RE AP SG : Rehabilitate Apron Markings
RS AP IM : Reseal Apron Pavement
ST AP CO : Construct Apron
ST AP EX : Expand Apron
ST AP LI : Install Apron Lighting
ST AP SG : Install Apron Signage/Markings
Location*:
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Estimated Cost:
$5,304,500
Description:
Repave the South Apron, Taxiway A, and Taxiway B. Strengthen the pavement to hold a B777-900.
Priority:
Long
Need Origination:
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5010
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Justification:
The Cold Bay Airport is used as an ETOPS airport and often heavy aircraft must land there and park for a few days. The designated parking space at the South Apron and Taxiways A & B do not have pavement strength for such aircraft. There is nowhere else to park these aircraft. This pavement needs to be strengthened for B777-900 aircraft that may have to land at the airport. We must have these facilities available for SAFETY reasons.
Notes:
Last Edit Date:
7/16/2019 02:27 PM
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