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Airport
Infrastructure |
Taxiway "S"
Reconstruction and Bridge
Sky
Harbor International Airport, Phoenix, Arizona
Dibble was the Lead
Engineer for the Contractor on this FAA Design-Build
project and was responsible for the preparation
of studies, designs, plans, special provision,
quantities, and specifications and provided
post-design services. The project included
design for reconstruction of 2,000 feet of
Taxiway "S" from Taxiway "D”
to Taxiway "C", and included the
following major elements: removing existing
asphalt concrete taxiway pavement and replacing
with Portland Cement Concrete Pavement (PCCP),
removing three existing taxiway bridges and
replacing with a single multi-span bridge
over Sky Harbor Boulevard, PCCP apron extensions
along the east side of Taxiway “S”,
asphalt taxiway shoulders, asphalt infield
paving between Taxiway “S” and Taxiway
“T”, mill and overlay of Taxiway
“R”, fillet widening on Taxiway
“T”, relocation of the existing
waste triturator, roadway and parking modifications
on/around Sky Harbor Boulevard below Taxiway
“S”, and airfield/roadway phasing
and detouring.
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