AT Big Book _ Aviation (pps 20641)

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LAX, TAXILANE T RELOCATION

Los Angeles, CA

The firm provided mechanical, electrical and plumbing engineering services for modifications to the taxilane that will serve the future Bradley West/Midfield Satellite Concourse apron/gate areas and north-south taxiing capabilities. The project entails the design of a 3,166-foot long by 100-foot wide taxilane, which connects two other active taxiways. The project also includes partial demolition of a former TWA Hangar, the demolition of LSG Sky Chef’s in-flight kitchen and the American Airlines Low Bay Hangar, modifications to a multiple facility deluge system, site restoration, construction of Remain Overnight Parking areas (RON) and other related work.

LAX, AIRPORT RESPONSE COORDINATION CENTER

Los Angeles, CA

In a 2008 audit of airport operations and management, LAX was found deficient due to, among other things, the lack of a cohesive emergency operations center (EOC) that would enable them to coordinate with local, state and federal authorities. It was also found that the current airport police dispatch system did not meet current national standards. As part of the $5 billion modernization program, the firm designed a new 8,000 SF mission critical facility with 24/7 mechanical, electrical and plumbing systems capability.

LAX, TOM BRADLEY INTERNATIONAL TERMINAL

Los Angeles, CA

The firm prepared an upgrade of the electrical system for a temporary lounge in the Tom Bradley International Terminal. By bringing the area into Title 24 compliance, establishing higher-tech functionality for T-1 line connectivity and upgrading lighting, the airport was able to expand from existing services without initiating the full remodel to the terminal that was pending. The firm also provided updated mechanical, electrical and plumbing drawings to as-built level.