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Need Name:
ALP update and wind study
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Estimated Cost:
$630,000
Description:
The scope will include a wind study and airport layout plan (ALP). If an updated ultimate plan is warranted, based on the analysis of the new wind data, a new ALP will be developed to incorporate the wind data. If an updated plan is not warranted, the existing ALP will be as-built with the wind data.
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5010
ALP/Master Plan
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State Equipment Fleet (SEF)
Justification:
The Kongiganak Airport does not have weather equipment and weather data from the Quinhagak Airport has been used on the most recent ALP. The Quinhagak Airport data shows the Kongignanak Airport does not have 95% wind coverage and a wind study is needed before implementing ultimate improvements at this remote airport. This update will perform a wind study to validate the current alignment for the runway and develop a new ALP, if needed, or as-built the existing ALP with the current wind data.
Notes:
Need identified by Aviation Design CIPDS submitted to FAA on 3/30/2022
Last Edit Date:
5/25/2022 12:50 PM
History Log
Jessica Wuttke-Campoamor
Need Created
5/25/2022 12:50 PM
Jessica Wuttke-Campoamor
In Project
5/25/2022 12:51 PM