Atlantic City, NJ
To address this need quickly, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) called for the fast-track construction of a facility within the William J Hughes Tech Center at the Atlantic City International Airport.
Conti managed the design-build of the FAA’s Federal Air Marshal training facility in less than 120 days. In addition to constructing the pre-engineered building, Conti performed site work, furnishing of the building and interior work, including installation of mechanical, electrical and plumbing systems. At project completion, Conti had installed a facility outfitted with a close-combat training quarters, training classrooms, a large high bay training area, an office and management area, bathroom facilities, a cafeteria and a remote operated audio/visual system.
During filling and grading operations, Conti used high early strength concrete mixes to allow the facility’s foundation to be loaded as early as possible to keep on schedule. Conti also maintained the aggressive schedule by performing site work concurrently with building construction, requiring close coordination between crews, and working around the clock. In addition to working quickly, Conti completed these operations on an active operational airport. This required crews to maintain access to stationary airplanes used in training at all times, which Conti accomplished by planning activities carefully and coordinating with the airport daily.
Conti designed, built and furnished the entire training center in just 120 days on a fast-track schedule.
| Client | Federal Aviation Administration |
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| Value | $5.3M |
| Status | Project Completed |
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SCDOT needed a new interchange along I-26 to provide direct access to the newly-built Volvo Manufacturing Facility providing 2,000 jobs to local workers.
One of the busiest and most congested interchanges in New Jersey, the intersection of I-295, I-76 and Route 42 in Camden County handles daily traffic volumes of over 250,000 vehicles and has one of the highest accident rates in the state.
As part of a major highway construction program, this project will reduce traffic congestion by linking roadways throughout North Carolina.
