Auburn-Lewiston Airport

Tank Removal Design-Build
Auburn, Maine

 

Auburn-Lewiston Airport

 

The Project:

In 1992, the Auburn-Lewiston Airport installed two Underground Storage Tanks (USTs)–a 12,000-gallon jet fuel and 12,000-gallon aviation gasoline–within the apron east of the visitor’s parking lot and airport administration building. The tanks were contained within a concrete containment vault below the associated fuel dispensers. The owner requested Gale to design and prepare specifying documents for the solicitation of design-build teams to complete the decommissioning and removal of the two USTs, including reconstruction of the FBO Ramp, in accordance with all applicable MaineDEP, FAA, MaineDOT, and the City of Auburn, Maine regulations.

Gale’s Services:

  • Provided Preliminary Site Assessment for evidence of contamination
  • Performed field survey and base mapping to develop preliminary site grading plans
  • Designed the FBO Ramp adjacent to the fueling system
  • Designed pavement box
  • Prepared Design-Build Request for Proposal (RFP) documents
  • Assisted with Solicitation of Proposals
  • Reviewed proposals
  • Provided Construction Administration services
  • Reviewed Design-Build Firm’s final design
  • Reviewed Shop Drawings
  • Reviewed Contractor Payment Requests