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Lee County Port Authority Development Monthly Project Summary
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governess, Miriam “Ma” Ferguson, and offers free guided
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Image(s) : Wikimedia Commons; Zilker Park image by LoneStarMike;
Austin, Texas (direct, non-stop destination from RSW starting December 2021 / Reservations available now)
October 19, 2021
Mr. Noel Andress Airports Special Management Committee Lee County Port Authority 11000 Terminal Access Road, Suite 8671 Fort Myers, Florida 33913
Dear Mr. Andress:
Attached is the Southwest Florida International Airport and Page Field Airport Monthly Project Summary for the month of October 2021. This report is prepared by the Lee County Port Authority Development Division each month and reflects the current status of work efforts, schedules and budgets for ongoing projects.
If you have any questions regarding any of the attached information, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Respectfully, LEE COUNTY PORT AUTHORITY
Emily M. Underhill, P.E., A.A.E. Division Director, Development EMU/rrt cc: Airports Special Management Committee
Benjamin R. Siegel, CPA, CM, Executive Director Mark R. Fisher, A.A.E., Deputy Executive Director of Development Steven Hennigan, C.M., A.C.E., Deputy Executive Director of Aviation & Chief Operating Officer
Emily M. Underhill
• Airport Traffic Control Tower (ATCT)………………………...……………………………… 1 • South Quadrant Hangars and Ramp………………………...… 9 • Cargo Ramp Rehabilitation………………...……………...……..……………………….… 2 • Replacement of Passenger Boarding Bridges……………………………………………… 3 • Security Gate & Guard Booth Relocation……………………………..……………………. 4 • Taxiway A, F, G2 Rehabilitation & Airfield Electrical Vault………………………………… 5 • Terminal Building Expansion …………………………………………………………..…..… 7
• Alta Resources Building………………………………………………….…………………… 8 • Airline Transport Professionals (ATP) Hangar………………… 10 • Lou's Total Auto Car Care……………………………………...… 11 • Ross Dress For Less………………………………………………12
RSW Projects
FMY Projects
1
21
9
• Cargo Ramp Rehabilitation………………...……………...……..……………………….…………...…….…………………
4
10
3
4
5
14
11
15
10
7
9
11
11/30/2021 (Construction Phase)
This month the site work is near completion including, fencing, parking lot paving, curbs, sidewalks, site lighting, landscaping, and irrigation. The structural work for the lanai canopy is complete and the finishing work is underway. Interior finish work is complete at the junction level and the cab while work continues on the exterior railings at the utility access level and the cab rooftop. Electrical testing, fire alarm testing and punch out related work continues in the TRACON building. Lightning protection work continues. Fire hydrant flow testing is complete. Fiber optic work is complete and the tower is connected with the phone network in the terminal. Onsite trailers have demobilized and the team has consolidated into a temporary perimeter road trailer.
Total Project Budget: Total Authorized To Date:
Remaining Balance to Finish:
AECOM Technical Services, Inc.
This project provides for design services, environmental permitting, mitigation, and construction of a new Airport Traffic Control Tower (ATCT) and Terminal Radar Approach Control Facility (TRACON) located midfield between existing runway and the future parallel runway.
COSTS / BUDGET
$0.00 $32,702,813.00
$46,047,505.00 $0.00
$78,750,318.00 $2,360,949.00
CM/GC: DeAngelis Diamond
Development Division - October 2021 1 RSW Airport Traffic Control Tower (ATCT)
Project Description:
Project Status:
12/30/2021 (Construction Phase)
All work has been completed with the exception of final striping revisions on parking spot 4, which are scheduled to be complete in early October 2021. A site visit on September 14 was performed with the project team to look at ponding on Taxiway A4. LCPA is reaching out to other airports to look at possible repair solutions. Last update provided via spreadsheet by David Morris: 9/27/21
Total Project Budget: Total Authorized To Date:
Remaining Balance to Finish:
The Cargo Ramp Rehabilitation project includes the rehabilitation of both concrete and asphalt apron areas associated with the Cargo operations at Southwest Florida International Airport. The project also involves rehabilitation of Taxiways A3 and A4.
COSTS / BUDGET
$0.00 $5,457,401.00
$238,241.00 $238,241.00
$5,933,883.00 $503,298.00
Development Division - October 2021 2 RSW Cargo Ramp Rehabilitation
Project Description:
Project Status:
1/31/2022 (Construction Phase)
Twenty two boarding bridges have now been replaced and returned to service. The installation of the five remaining boarding bridges continues after a minor delay. Electrical and low voltage work continued throughout the terminal building’s communications rooms. A final training session was held for the airline operators. Last updated via spreadsheet by George Ghorayeb on 9/28/2021.
Total Project Budget: Total Authorized To Date:
Remaining Balance to Finish:
Aero Systems Engineering, Inc.
The original boarding bridges procured during the Midfield Terminal project needed to be replaced, as recommended by a KimleyHorn assessment of the 27 bridges. Aero Systems was selected to prepare design documents to replace all of the boarding bridges along with the auxiliary equipment, such as ground power units (GPU) and preconditioned air units (PCA). JBT was awarded the contract, as the responsive low bidder, to manufacture and replace the bridges and auxiliary equipment. They will also be responsible for modifying the existing foundations to meet the new load requirements, as well as installing all necessary electrical components.
COSTS / BUDGET
$0.00 $0.00
$31,998,731.00 $0.00
$31,998,731.00 $4,279,421.00
Development Division - October 2021 3 RSW Replacement of Passenger Boarding Bridges
Project Description:
Project Status:
12/30/2021 (Construction Phase)
Underground utility and septic tank installation has been completed. Exterior wall and roof framing has been completed. Overhead canopy structure was completed, allowing for the standing seam roof to be installed in the next month. Last update provided via spreadsheet by George Ghorayeb on 9/28/2021
Total Project Budget: Total Authorized To Date:
Remaining Balance to Finish:
Hole Montes
The construction of a new guard booth and associated underground utilities to support the operation of a new, relocated gate 64. Once the construction is complete, operations will shift to the new location and demolition can proceed at the old location.
COSTS / BUDGET
$0.00 $0.00
$1,472,756.00 $0.00
$1,353,097.00 $119,659.00
CM/GC: Gates Construction
Development Division - October 2021 4 RSW Security Gate 64 & Guard Booth Relocation
Project Description:
Project Status:
3/31/2022 (Construction Phase)
The contractor is currently working on Phase 9 of Taxiway F from west of taxilanes G2 to F2 which is scheduled to be complete by early October 2021. Phase 8 section was reopened to air traffic on September 17 with temporary paint and no centerline lights which will be installed at a later date. Runway closures have been scheduled to allow work within the runway safety area. Based on current schedule progress, all paving, edge lighting and signage replacement should be complete by December 2021. This work requires additional taxiway closures for a short duration of time, and LCPA and the project team continue to work with all airport stakeholders to ensure minimal impacts to all operations.
Total Project Budget: Total Authorized To Date:
Remaining Balance to Finish:
Kimley-Horn
This project consists of the rehabilitation of approximately 200,500 SY of bituminous aircraft taxiway pavement, airfield lighting & signage replacement, site work elements and the construction of a new Airfield Electrical Vault (approximately 2,250 SF). The work includes labor, materials, equipment, services, insurance, bonding, permits and incidentals for the procurement and installation of all equipment, such as a backup vault generator and propane tanks as shown on the bid documents. Various site work and security improvements are also included as part of this project.
*OAK is CM/GC for Airfield Lighting Vault
COSTS / BUDGET
$15,836,583.00 $2,782,781.00
$2,782,781.00 $0.00
$21,402,145.00 $1,685,979.00
CM & CM/GC*: Owen Ames Kimball Co. Contractor: AJAX Bldg Co.
Development Division - October 2021 5 RSW Taxiway A, F, G2 Rehabilitation & Airfield Electrical Vault
Project Description:
11/30/2021 (Vault Const. Phase)
The contractor continues to complete the remaining electrical vault building’s punch list items. On September 27, LCPA staff via TSA gave the contractor the approval to move the old Gate 63 signage to its new location. Once completed, the old existing Gate 63 shall be locked in the open position which will effectively make the new electrical vault site part of the AOA. The only outstanding additional work to be completed on the project is the newly approved fire alarm system, which has a 60-day calendar lead time for procurement and delivery. The project substantial completion date has been changed to November 4, 2021. The contractor continues working on as-builts and closeout documents for the electrical vault building.
Kimley-Horn
This project consists of the rehabilitation of approximately 200,500 SY of bituminous aircraft taxiway pavement, airfield lighting & signage replacement, site work elements and the construction of a new Airfield Electrical Vault (approximately 2,250 SF). The work includes labor, materials, equipment, services, insurance, bonding, permits and incidentals for the procurement and installation of all equipment, such as a backup vault generator and propane tanks as shown on the bid documents. Various site work and security improvements are also included as part of this project.
*OAK is CM/GC for Airfield Lighting Vault
CM & CM/GC: Owen Ames Kimball Co.
Development Division - October 2021 6 RSW Taxiway A, F, G2 Rehabilitation & Airfield Electrical Vault
Project Description:
Project Status:
RSW Terminal Building Expansion
10/31/2021 (Design & Bidding Only)
The project was approved by the Board on September 21, 2021. The Notice to Proceed (NTP) for construction is anticipated to be issued by October 1, 2021. The building permit for the terminal expansion and the remote loading dock have been issued and the construction manager is in the process of submitting the insurance/bond for the project. The construction mobilization will commence upon receipt of the NTP. Updated by Adam Nguyen via Eng/Const spreadsheet: 09-27-2021
Total Project Budget: Total Authorized To Date:
Remaining Balance to Finish:
Atkins North America, Inc
The increase in passenger volume within limited corridor spaces during peak hour operations has negatively impacted the terminal’s functionality. There are conflicting passenger flow patterns, insufficient space to provide additional screening for passengers within the limits of the security screening checkpoint areas, insufficient length of queuing, and the building systems are challenged to support peak hour passenger volume. The Lee County Port Authority is also seeking to increase concession amenities for the general public.
COSTS / BUDGET
$0.00 $7,816,286.00
$8,799,729.00 $0.00
$16,616,015.00 $265,583,306.00
Development Division - October 2021 7 RSW Terminal Building Expansion
Consultant: Burns & McDonnell
ALTA Resources Corporation will be constructing a 97,000 square foot three-story office building within the Skyplex area. Located on Paul J. Doherty Parkway, this project will include 638 parking spaces including 13 ADA parking spaces, plus a lake with pre-treatment ponds.
Project Description: 2/27/2022 (Construction Phase) Completion Date:
2/5/2021 Start Date:
Project Status:
The site work continues with the installation of the fire and water lines, base rock for the parking lot, conduit for the light poles, and the irrigation sleeves. The sanitary installation and lift station started at the end of September. The base rock installation for the parking areas is in progress and light pole footers are being installed. The roof detail, deck and third floor steel have been completed. Electric and plumbing conduits continue throughout the first and third floors. Removal of tilt panel braces and second floor deck pour will begin the first week in October.
Design & CM/GC: Burns & McDonnell
Project Description:
Project Status:
3/30/2022 (Design Phase)
A working group meeting was held on September 2, 2021 with LCPA staff and project team members. LCPA staff is scheduled to meet with existing General Aviation Center (GAC) tenants in mid October to discuss the potential increased fees associated with constructing a new GAC building. LCPA staff shall give guidance to the CM/GC on the preference for larger hangars in order to meet tenant demands.
Total Estimated Cost: Total Authorized To Date:
Remaining Balance to Finish:
AECOM
The South Quad Hangars and Ramp Phase 1 project at Page Field Airport involves the rehabilitation of aircraft ramps and taxilanes, the demolition and construction of a new General Aviation Center along with the demolition and construction of new T-Hangars and Box Hangars which will be used for current and future tenants at Page Field.
COSTS / BUDGET
$159,987.00 $263,158.00
$404,731.00 $0.00
$827,876.00 $26,219,119.00
CM/GC: Owen-Ames-Kimball Co.
Development Division - October 2021 9 Page Field South Quadrant Hangars and Ramp
Consultant: Structures International, LLC
Airline Transport Professional Holdings (ATP), Inc. will build a 20,792 square foot flight school facility and associated hangar. The new flight school will be located on the north ramp at Page Field airport.
Project Description: 12/30/2021 (Construction Phase) Completion Date:
1/29/2021 Start Date:
Project Status:
The building’s exterior shell has been completed. Interior wall rough framing and ductwork insulation have been completed. Work continues on the roll-up doors and window framing and glazing. Drywall installation has begun and will be ongoing for several weeks. The mechanical contractor has started installation on the control boxes, controls, and fans for the heating and air conditioning system.
Last Updated By Tracy James: 8/30/2021 10:58:50 AM
Contractor: Scherer Construction
Development Division - October 2021 10 Page Field Airline Transport Professionals (ATP) Hangar
Consultant: Gersdorf & Gersdorf, Architects, Inc.
The new site of the Lou’s Total Car Care will include an 11,000 square foot full service auto center for all mechanical needs. It will have a state of the art self-contained paint booth large enough for a full-sized bus. Phase II will include a 30,000 square foot two story building containing commercial and executive office space.
Project Description: 6/1/2022 (Construction Phase) Completion Date:
4/1/2021 Start Date:
Project Status:
The first of three tie beams has been poured with concrete. The second layer of concrete block began at the end of September. The electricians have been working on the underground and are expecting to have Florida Power and Light set the transformer by the end of October 2021. Last Updated By Tracy James: 9/27/2021 1:48:37 PM
Contractor: Jenks Builders, Inc.
Development Division - October 2021 11 Page Field Lou’s Total Car Care
Consultant: MJM Architecture, LLC
Ross Dress for Less will be built in 26,587 square feet of the building previously leased by Toys R Us at Page Field Commons Shopping Center. This home goods and clothing store is anticipated to open in the Spring of 2021.
Project Description: 10/30/2021 (Construction Phase) Completion Date:
5/10/2021 Start Date:
Project Status:
The final building inspection passed giving permission to start stocking. Ross store management has started installation of the shelving and customer check out counters. Last Updated via email By Tracy James: 9/28/2021 1:50:19 PM
Contractor: Kennedy Contractors
Development Division - October 2021 12 Page Field Ross Dress For Less - Page Field Commons
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Image(s) : Wikimedia Commons; Zilker Park image by LoneStarMike;
Austin, Texas (direct, non-stop destination from RSW starting December 2021 / Reservations available now)
October 19, 2021
Mr. Noel Andress Airports Special Management Committee Lee County Port Authority 11000 Terminal Access Road, Suite 8671 Fort Myers, Florida 33913
Dear Mr. Andress:
Attached is the Southwest Florida International Airport and Page Field Airport Monthly Project Summary for the month of October 2021. This report is prepared by the Lee County Port Authority Development Division each month and reflects the current status of work efforts, schedules and budgets for ongoing projects.
If you have any questions regarding any of the attached information, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Respectfully, LEE COUNTY PORT AUTHORITY
Emily M. Underhill, P.E., A.A.E. Division Director, Development EMU/rrt cc: Airports Special Management Committee
Benjamin R. Siegel, CPA, CM, Executive Director Mark R. Fisher, A.A.E., Deputy Executive Director of Development Steven Hennigan, C.M., A.C.E., Deputy Executive Director of Aviation & Chief Operating Officer
Emily M. Underhill
• Airport Traffic Control Tower (ATCT)………………………...……………………………… 1 • South Quadrant Hangars and Ramp………………………...… 9 • Cargo Ramp Rehabilitation………………...……………...……..……………………….… 2 • Replacement of Passenger Boarding Bridges……………………………………………… 3 • Security Gate & Guard Booth Relocation……………………………..……………………. 4 • Taxiway A, F, G2 Rehabilitation & Airfield Electrical Vault………………………………… 5 • Terminal Building Expansion …………………………………………………………..…..… 7
• Alta Resources Building………………………………………………….…………………… 8 • Airline Transport Professionals (ATP) Hangar………………… 10 • Lou's Total Auto Car Care……………………………………...… 11 • Ross Dress For Less………………………………………………12
RSW Projects
FMY Projects
1
21
9
• Cargo Ramp Rehabilitation………………...……………...……..……………………….…………...…….…………………
4
10
3
4
5
14
11
15
10
7
9
11
11/30/2021 (Construction Phase)
This month the site work is near completion including, fencing, parking lot paving, curbs, sidewalks, site lighting, landscaping, and irrigation. The structural work for the lanai canopy is complete and the finishing work is underway. Interior finish work is complete at the junction level and the cab while work continues on the exterior railings at the utility access level and the cab rooftop. Electrical testing, fire alarm testing and punch out related work continues in the TRACON building. Lightning protection work continues. Fire hydrant flow testing is complete. Fiber optic work is complete and the tower is connected with the phone network in the terminal. Onsite trailers have demobilized and the team has consolidated into a temporary perimeter road trailer.
Total Project Budget: Total Authorized To Date:
Remaining Balance to Finish:
AECOM Technical Services, Inc.
This project provides for design services, environmental permitting, mitigation, and construction of a new Airport Traffic Control Tower (ATCT) and Terminal Radar Approach Control Facility (TRACON) located midfield between existing runway and the future parallel runway.
COSTS / BUDGET
$0.00 $32,702,813.00
$46,047,505.00 $0.00
$78,750,318.00 $2,360,949.00
CM/GC: DeAngelis Diamond
Development Division - October 2021 1 RSW Airport Traffic Control Tower (ATCT)
Project Description:
Project Status:
12/30/2021 (Construction Phase)
All work has been completed with the exception of final striping revisions on parking spot 4, which are scheduled to be complete in early October 2021. A site visit on September 14 was performed with the project team to look at ponding on Taxiway A4. LCPA is reaching out to other airports to look at possible repair solutions. Last update provided via spreadsheet by David Morris: 9/27/21
Total Project Budget: Total Authorized To Date:
Remaining Balance to Finish:
The Cargo Ramp Rehabilitation project includes the rehabilitation of both concrete and asphalt apron areas associated with the Cargo operations at Southwest Florida International Airport. The project also involves rehabilitation of Taxiways A3 and A4.
COSTS / BUDGET
$0.00 $5,457,401.00
$238,241.00 $238,241.00
$5,933,883.00 $503,298.00
Development Division - October 2021 2 RSW Cargo Ramp Rehabilitation
Project Description:
Project Status:
1/31/2022 (Construction Phase)
Twenty two boarding bridges have now been replaced and returned to service. The installation of the five remaining boarding bridges continues after a minor delay. Electrical and low voltage work continued throughout the terminal building’s communications rooms. A final training session was held for the airline operators. Last updated via spreadsheet by George Ghorayeb on 9/28/2021.
Total Project Budget: Total Authorized To Date:
Remaining Balance to Finish:
Aero Systems Engineering, Inc.
The original boarding bridges procured during the Midfield Terminal project needed to be replaced, as recommended by a KimleyHorn assessment of the 27 bridges. Aero Systems was selected to prepare design documents to replace all of the boarding bridges along with the auxiliary equipment, such as ground power units (GPU) and preconditioned air units (PCA). JBT was awarded the contract, as the responsive low bidder, to manufacture and replace the bridges and auxiliary equipment. They will also be responsible for modifying the existing foundations to meet the new load requirements, as well as installing all necessary electrical components.
COSTS / BUDGET
$0.00 $0.00
$31,998,731.00 $0.00
$31,998,731.00 $4,279,421.00
Development Division - October 2021 3 RSW Replacement of Passenger Boarding Bridges
Project Description:
Project Status:
12/30/2021 (Construction Phase)
Underground utility and septic tank installation has been completed. Exterior wall and roof framing has been completed. Overhead canopy structure was completed, allowing for the standing seam roof to be installed in the next month. Last update provided via spreadsheet by George Ghorayeb on 9/28/2021
Total Project Budget: Total Authorized To Date:
Remaining Balance to Finish:
Hole Montes
The construction of a new guard booth and associated underground utilities to support the operation of a new, relocated gate 64. Once the construction is complete, operations will shift to the new location and demolition can proceed at the old location.
COSTS / BUDGET
$0.00 $0.00
$1,472,756.00 $0.00
$1,353,097.00 $119,659.00
CM/GC: Gates Construction
Development Division - October 2021 4 RSW Security Gate 64 & Guard Booth Relocation
Project Description:
Project Status:
3/31/2022 (Construction Phase)
The contractor is currently working on Phase 9 of Taxiway F from west of taxilanes G2 to F2 which is scheduled to be complete by early October 2021. Phase 8 section was reopened to air traffic on September 17 with temporary paint and no centerline lights which will be installed at a later date. Runway closures have been scheduled to allow work within the runway safety area. Based on current schedule progress, all paving, edge lighting and signage replacement should be complete by December 2021. This work requires additional taxiway closures for a short duration of time, and LCPA and the project team continue to work with all airport stakeholders to ensure minimal impacts to all operations.
Total Project Budget: Total Authorized To Date:
Remaining Balance to Finish:
Kimley-Horn
This project consists of the rehabilitation of approximately 200,500 SY of bituminous aircraft taxiway pavement, airfield lighting & signage replacement, site work elements and the construction of a new Airfield Electrical Vault (approximately 2,250 SF). The work includes labor, materials, equipment, services, insurance, bonding, permits and incidentals for the procurement and installation of all equipment, such as a backup vault generator and propane tanks as shown on the bid documents. Various site work and security improvements are also included as part of this project.
*OAK is CM/GC for Airfield Lighting Vault
COSTS / BUDGET
$15,836,583.00 $2,782,781.00
$2,782,781.00 $0.00
$21,402,145.00 $1,685,979.00
CM & CM/GC*: Owen Ames Kimball Co. Contractor: AJAX Bldg Co.
Development Division - October 2021 5 RSW Taxiway A, F, G2 Rehabilitation & Airfield Electrical Vault
Project Description:
11/30/2021 (Vault Const. Phase)
The contractor continues to complete the remaining electrical vault building’s punch list items. On September 27, LCPA staff via TSA gave the contractor the approval to move the old Gate 63 signage to its new location. Once completed, the old existing Gate 63 shall be locked in the open position which will effectively make the new electrical vault site part of the AOA. The only outstanding additional work to be completed on the project is the newly approved fire alarm system, which has a 60-day calendar lead time for procurement and delivery. The project substantial completion date has been changed to November 4, 2021. The contractor continues working on as-builts and closeout documents for the electrical vault building.
Kimley-Horn
This project consists of the rehabilitation of approximately 200,500 SY of bituminous aircraft taxiway pavement, airfield lighting & signage replacement, site work elements and the construction of a new Airfield Electrical Vault (approximately 2,250 SF). The work includes labor, materials, equipment, services, insurance, bonding, permits and incidentals for the procurement and installation of all equipment, such as a backup vault generator and propane tanks as shown on the bid documents. Various site work and security improvements are also included as part of this project.
*OAK is CM/GC for Airfield Lighting Vault
CM & CM/GC: Owen Ames Kimball Co.
Development Division - October 2021 6 RSW Taxiway A, F, G2 Rehabilitation & Airfield Electrical Vault
Project Description:
Project Status:
RSW Terminal Building Expansion
10/31/2021 (Design & Bidding Only)
The project was approved by the Board on September 21, 2021. The Notice to Proceed (NTP) for construction is anticipated to be issued by October 1, 2021. The building permit for the terminal expansion and the remote loading dock have been issued and the construction manager is in the process of submitting the insurance/bond for the project. The construction mobilization will commence upon receipt of the NTP. Updated by Adam Nguyen via Eng/Const spreadsheet: 09-27-2021
Total Project Budget: Total Authorized To Date:
Remaining Balance to Finish:
Atkins North America, Inc
The increase in passenger volume within limited corridor spaces during peak hour operations has negatively impacted the terminal’s functionality. There are conflicting passenger flow patterns, insufficient space to provide additional screening for passengers within the limits of the security screening checkpoint areas, insufficient length of queuing, and the building systems are challenged to support peak hour passenger volume. The Lee County Port Authority is also seeking to increase concession amenities for the general public.
COSTS / BUDGET
$0.00 $7,816,286.00
$8,799,729.00 $0.00
$16,616,015.00 $265,583,306.00
Development Division - October 2021 7 RSW Terminal Building Expansion
Consultant: Burns & McDonnell
ALTA Resources Corporation will be constructing a 97,000 square foot three-story office building within the Skyplex area. Located on Paul J. Doherty Parkway, this project will include 638 parking spaces including 13 ADA parking spaces, plus a lake with pre-treatment ponds.
Project Description: 2/27/2022 (Construction Phase) Completion Date:
2/5/2021 Start Date:
Project Status:
The site work continues with the installation of the fire and water lines, base rock for the parking lot, conduit for the light poles, and the irrigation sleeves. The sanitary installation and lift station started at the end of September. The base rock installation for the parking areas is in progress and light pole footers are being installed. The roof detail, deck and third floor steel have been completed. Electric and plumbing conduits continue throughout the first and third floors. Removal of tilt panel braces and second floor deck pour will begin the first week in October.
Design & CM/GC: Burns & McDonnell
Project Description:
Project Status:
3/30/2022 (Design Phase)
A working group meeting was held on September 2, 2021 with LCPA staff and project team members. LCPA staff is scheduled to meet with existing General Aviation Center (GAC) tenants in mid October to discuss the potential increased fees associated with constructing a new GAC building. LCPA staff shall give guidance to the CM/GC on the preference for larger hangars in order to meet tenant demands.
Total Estimated Cost: Total Authorized To Date:
Remaining Balance to Finish:
AECOM
The South Quad Hangars and Ramp Phase 1 project at Page Field Airport involves the rehabilitation of aircraft ramps and taxilanes, the demolition and construction of a new General Aviation Center along with the demolition and construction of new T-Hangars and Box Hangars which will be used for current and future tenants at Page Field.
COSTS / BUDGET
$159,987.00 $263,158.00
$404,731.00 $0.00
$827,876.00 $26,219,119.00
CM/GC: Owen-Ames-Kimball Co.
Development Division - October 2021 9 Page Field South Quadrant Hangars and Ramp
Consultant: Structures International, LLC
Airline Transport Professional Holdings (ATP), Inc. will build a 20,792 square foot flight school facility and associated hangar. The new flight school will be located on the north ramp at Page Field airport.
Project Description: 12/30/2021 (Construction Phase) Completion Date:
1/29/2021 Start Date:
Project Status:
The building’s exterior shell has been completed. Interior wall rough framing and ductwork insulation have been completed. Work continues on the roll-up doors and window framing and glazing. Drywall installation has begun and will be ongoing for several weeks. The mechanical contractor has started installation on the control boxes, controls, and fans for the heating and air conditioning system.
Last Updated By Tracy James: 8/30/2021 10:58:50 AM
Contractor: Scherer Construction
Development Division - October 2021 10 Page Field Airline Transport Professionals (ATP) Hangar
Consultant: Gersdorf & Gersdorf, Architects, Inc.
The new site of the Lou’s Total Car Care will include an 11,000 square foot full service auto center for all mechanical needs. It will have a state of the art self-contained paint booth large enough for a full-sized bus. Phase II will include a 30,000 square foot two story building containing commercial and executive office space.
Project Description: 6/1/2022 (Construction Phase) Completion Date:
4/1/2021 Start Date:
Project Status:
The first of three tie beams has been poured with concrete. The second layer of concrete block began at the end of September. The electricians have been working on the underground and are expecting to have Florida Power and Light set the transformer by the end of October 2021. Last Updated By Tracy James: 9/27/2021 1:48:37 PM
Contractor: Jenks Builders, Inc.
Development Division - October 2021 11 Page Field Lou’s Total Car Care
Consultant: MJM Architecture, LLC
Ross Dress for Less will be built in 26,587 square feet of the building previously leased by Toys R Us at Page Field Commons Shopping Center. This home goods and clothing store is anticipated to open in the Spring of 2021.
Project Description: 10/30/2021 (Construction Phase) Completion Date:
5/10/2021 Start Date:
Project Status:
The final building inspection passed giving permission to start stocking. Ross store management has started installation of the shelving and customer check out counters. Last Updated via email By Tracy James: 9/28/2021 1:50:19 PM
Contractor: Kennedy Contractors
Development Division - October 2021 12 Page Field Ross Dress For Less - Page Field Commons
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