The U.S. Marine Corps base at Camp LeJeune requires additional airfield apron to support aircraft operations at MCAS New River, specifically the transition from the CH-46 to the modern MV-22 aircraft.  We are designing 342,000 square feet of new concrete apron, which will enhance facilities and improve mission readiness.  Highlights of our design include:

• 12" concrete apron over a 6" base with airfield marking
• Electrical utilities including perimeter lighting, grounding system, and ductbank
• Mechanical utilities such as the relocation of monitoring wells, fuel services, and water distribution
• Site improvements including design of storm drainage system (requiring an extension of an 8’ x 13’ pipe arch with special structure), stormwater management, and associated permitting
• Disposal of petroleum-contaminated soils and groundwater