Rehabilitation of Runway 0220 and Taxiways at Bram Fischer International Airport
Starting Date: 2020-02-01
Completion Date: Ongoing
Client: Airports Company South Africa (ACSA)
Contractor: iX engineers
Value: $15000000.00
City/Town: Bloemfontein
Province/Region/State: Free State
Country: South Africa
The Bram Fischer International Airport (BFIA) rehabilitation project involves the refurbishment of various components of the airport.
Rehabilitation of the Main Runway 02/20 (including RESA and drainage issues): This aspect of the project will involve repairing the runway and addressing any issues with the Runway End Safety Area (RESA) and drainage.
Refurbishment of Alpha Taxiway: This component of the project will focus on repairing and upgrading the Alpha Taxiway.
Repair of Selected Sections of Taxiway Bravo and Taxiway Charlie: This aspect of the project will involve repairing specific sections of Taxiway Bravo and Charlie that require attention.
Apron Rehabilitation: The project will also include refurbishing the Bravo Apron and making repairs to the Alpha Apron.
Thorough design of runway pavement components including the runway shoulders, touchdown zones, and centerline.
Comprehensive design of taxiway pavement components including edge lighting and guidance signs for safe and efficient aircraft movements.
Detailed design of apron pavement components including aircraft parking positions, taxi lanes, and service roads for ground support equipment.
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