ACT-1427-00 Construction Cycle 10 (CC10) Concrete Test Pavement Construction at Wm. J. Hughes Technical Center Atlantic City, NJ

This work is for the Davis Bacon construction services required by Parsons for the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Airport Technology Research & Development (ATRD) branch, Pavement Research & Development (R&D) Section located at the William J. Hughes Technical Center for Advanced Aeronautics in the Atlantic City International Airport, Atlantic City NJ. The Pavement R&D Section conducts research related to airport pavement design, construction, and evaluation.
This project is to provide controlled demolition of existing / pervious runway test pavement and perform minor design adjustments to plans and specifications. Provide aggregate subbase to the required strength, moisture content and density, build out / construct concrete test slabs, pavement structures and update the asphalt base course to a stabilized drainable base course for the new test runway section. The area of the test pavement is approximately 310 ft x 52.5 ft of concrete pavement with a thickness of 15.5 inches. Parsons will provide specifications for each course. Work will be subjected to Material characterization tests sequenced into the construction process. Tests include California Bearing Ratio Test, Plate Load, Heavy/Falling Weight Deflectometer and Dynamic Cone Penetrometer. Critical operations will be phased with continuous adjustments to the subgrade elevations, site restoration, and cleanup upon completion of each phase. The subcontractor will procure and deliver materials, collect legacy materials and remove construction waste materials, debris, and rubbish for offsite disposal. This will include Testing Laboratories (Professional & Technical Services / Roadway Materials Testing Lab) and Engineering Services (Geotechnical design and inspection)

This work will generally be performed during normal business hours, Monday through Friday, between 6:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m., excluding Federal Holidays. However, some after-hours and weekend work may be accommodated when necessary.