Hillsboro Airport Runway 13R/31L Rehabilitation
Hillsboro, OR
Details
6,600
LF of runway rehab
$20 million
Project cost
Project
Century West completed the preliminary planning phase of the Port of Portland, Hillsboro Airport Runway 13R/31L Rehabilitation Project, which is comprised of the rehabilitation of 6,600 LF of the Airport’s main runway including shoulder and blast pad reconstruction, site grading, drainage upgrades, lighting and signage upgrades, NAVAID adjustments, and taxiway connector rehabilitation. Century West performed site investigations and alternative analyses in order to prepare recommendations for the methods and potential cost for the runway rehabilitation. As part of the alternatives analysis, Century West performed a Life Cycle Cost Analysis on the various rehabilitation alternatives identified in the planning process. In order to prepare costs estimates for the anticipated work, Century West performed geometry analyses, FAA standards checks, storm drainage analyses and condition assessment, pavement design reviews, and lighting and signage condition assessments. Century West worked with several stakeholders to gather critical information for the planning phase including Port sponsors, project managers, engineers, and operations and maintenance staff and airport tenants. Their input was crucial in the selection of alternatives for recommendation. The preliminary planning phase was completed in May of 2016 and construction was recently completed last year.
