Airport Projects
San Gabriel Valley Airport
Public Works engaged a consulting firm in November 2012 for the design phase of the rehabilitation of the south, midfield and north ramp/apron areas on the airport -- a total paved area of approximately 2,098,800 square feet. Work will be consistent with Public Work's formal Airport Pavement Maintenance Program (PMP) for the County-owned airports which will include priority ratings for repair or replacement of various airport pavements depending on Pavement Condition Index (PCI). Construction is anticipated to include in-place pulverization of asphalt concrete, soil stabilization, grading and drainage, compaction, asphalt overlay, tie down areas, and striping of the entire paved apron areas. Construction is anticipated to begin between September to December 2015. Public Works may be soliciting Requests for Proposals for the construction phase 1 (midfield Apron Area) of the project in Summer 2015.
Project Status: Ongoing
Contractor/Consultant Opportunities: None
An approved Airport Layout Plan (ALP) with narrative is required for all public airports that receive state or federal funding. Compton/Woodley Airport ALP is outdated and does not meet current standards. The County received a planning grant for additional projects that were not listed on prior ALP's. This will include, but not limited to: major pavement repairs to the runways, taxiways, ramp/apron areas, and other future capital improvement projects. The project narrative will update the airport inventory and forecast. Public Works Aviation Division as-needed airport planning consulting firm is currently working on the ALP update and it is anticipated to be completed by September 2015.
Project Status: Ongoing
Contractor/Consultant Opportunities: None
The project will remove existing pole monument sign and will construct a new 20’ high monument sign in same location that will host a lighted message board marquee. Also a new a 6’ high business sign at the airport entrance will be constructed. The project will also consist of removal of existing landscaping in various locations and replace with drought tolerant type landscaping and replace with appropriate irrigation system. Public Works will use a Job Order Contractor to construct the project. It is anticipated the construction will commence by April 2015 and be completed by early summer 2015.
Project Status: Ongoing
Contractor/Consultant Opportunities: None
