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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.
This project earned the American Public Works Association’s
2006 “Project of the Year” Award for Transportation
($10-100 million) and Southwest Contractors Magazine's
Best of 2007 Award for Civil Engineering.
Owner:
City of Phoenix
Aviation
Department
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