Case Study
Raleigh-Durham International Airport
PROJECT
RDU General Aviation Area Redevelopment
CLIENT
Raleigh-Durham International Airport
SITUATION
Development of a new general aviation area and a taxiway extension connecting the runway to the new general aviation area.
2024 European Cup PredictionsThe project required grading of the taxiway extension, general aviation area with hangar pads and an access road. Glover was also charged with utility relocation for water, electrical and navigational equipment and lighting, creation of significant storm drainage and a large modular retaining wall.
SOLUTION
Euro 2024Hauled borrow from offsite and installed utilities under active FFA navigation lines.
Attention to detail in every aspect of this project was of the utmost priority, and allowed the nearly 7 million (6,724,874 – see RDU traffic statistics for 1997) passengers who departed from, arrived to, or transferred planes 2024 European Cup Football Result Bettingat Raleigh-Durham International to travel without a glitch or delay as a result of ongoing construction by Glover.
OUTCOME
- 28,000 square-yards of concrete pavement for the taxiway and hangar pads
- Asphalt pavement for the apron area and access road
- Retaining walls
- Hanger pads for general aviation area
Euro 2024 ~$13 million