Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport Field Maintenance Facility
Department of Transportation and Public Facilities, Alaska

The Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport needed a secure, safe, and efficient area to conduct maintenance operations.  The Field Maintenance Facility (FMF) was our answer to that need.  Working with numerous user groups, the completed FMF includes 75,000-sf of vehicle maintenance and support shops, 40,000-sf of vehicle warm storage, petroleum, oil, and lubricant inventory and hazardous materials storage, and controlled access to all aircraft operations areas.  Our multi-disciplined capabilities allowed us to provide many phases of the work concurrently, which resulted in cost and timesavings for our client. 

Size:
75,000-sf of vehicle maintenance and support shops
40,000-sf of vehicle warm storage

Cost: $26 million (Completed $1 million under budget)

Specific Components
• Master Planning
• Development of extensive phasing plans
• Utility relocations and improvements
• Coordination with leaseholders, airfield operations and maintenance, and airport engineering and leasing staffs
• Topographic survey
• Geotechnical investigations
• Complete electrical, mechanical, structural, civil, and architectural design services
• Public involvement participation
• Environmental coordination
• Bid document preparation
• Bidding and construction administration assistance
• Heavy industrial and electrical shops
• Parts rebuild and inventory areas
• Administrative and personnel spaces