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Described as possibly its most significant expansion project to date, Houston Airport System is preparing for a new international terminal, with crews from Precision Demolition currently demolishing the Old C North Terminal building at George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH)’s ramp. The work is a major milestone in the $1.3 billion IAH Terminal Redevelopment Program (ITRP). The new terminal will increase the number of international gates, include new technology and provide a world-class experience for millions of passengers each year. Because of a significant decrease in air traf-
fic due to COVID-19, ITRP can move forward with fewer logistical considerations involving aircraft arriving and departing near the construction site. “It’s critical we best utilize this time to prepare for the aviation comeback,” Houston Airports Director Mario Diaz stated in a news release. “The opening of the New International Terminal Processor is scheduled for 2024, and the completion of ITRP for 2025. This completed program goes far in maintaining the standing of our city as a top-tier international gateway to the world – with more capacity for wide-body aircrafts and amenities that will provide a passenger experience that’s second to none.”
A groundbreaking ceremony took place in October 2019. Since that time, progress on the demolition of Old C North Pier has been steady, with full demolition expected to be completed by summer 2020. The work has included identification and isolation of existing services, hazardous material abatement, structural assessments and the physical demolition and hauling away of the old structures. Each task was safely carried out directly adjacent to the operational Terminals C and D, as well as the IAH North aircraft movement areas. A variety of equipment will be used during construction. Crews will use a range of heavy lifting equipment, digging and bulk shifting equipment, breaking, demolition
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Construction Crews Rebuilding Three Bridges on I-35 By Irwin Rapoport CEG CORRESPONDENT
Crews from OHL USA Inc. started work on the Texas Department of Transportation’s (TxDOT) $78.8 million I-35 from Stassney Lane to William Cannon Drive project to improve safety and mobility in south Austin in July 2016, and they are expected to deliver the new and updated structure this summer. The project is reconstructing the bridge structures at Stassney Lane and William Cannon Drive and the frontage road bridge over Williamson Creek, adding new Uturns at Stassney and William Cannon, widening 3.2 miles of mainlanes to incorporate shoulders and extended entrance/exit lanes, reconfiguring entrance and exit ramps, installing some drainage infrastructure, improving bicycle and pedestrian accommodations, and adding new safety and high mast lighting. The work schedule was divided into three phases. Thus far, the tasks that have been completed include: paving the inside median area of the project limits, modifying and constructing entrance/exit ramps, constructing/widening the outside mainlanes and frontage roads, constructing U-turn bridges in both directions at William Cannon and Stassney, and reconstructing a new widened bridge at William Cannon Drive. Construction Phases Reconstruction of the bridge structures at William Cannon Drive and Stassney Lane were done in several phases in a logical progression. “The demolition and reconstruction of the bridges at Stassney Lane and William Cannon Drive under live traffic was challenging,” said said Oscar Salazar-Bueno, Construction Enterprises, Inc.’s (CEI) project manager for the I-35 Stassney Lane to William Cannon project. “Our project team implemented a detailed action plan to accomplish that work, including performing several traffic switches and completing the work in phases in order to minimize the impact to the traveling public.” For the William Cannon Drive bridge, a total of 32 massive
TxDOT’s $78.8 million I-35 from Stassney Lane to William Cannon Drive project will improve safety and mobility in south Austin.
beams, each spanning nearly 95 ft. and weighing over 90,000 lbs. — the equivalent to the height of about five giraffes and the weight of seven adult elephants — were set over four evenings as crews worked overnight, diverting alternating north and southbound I-35 mainlane traffic to frontage roads. To place the beams, crews operated two cranes in tandem and field staff worked to ensure proper placement, all while monitoring safety and efficiency. The William Cannon Drive bridge has 30,405 sq. ft. of reinforced concrete slab, 1,450.59 linear feet of prestressed concrete box beam (4B34), and 4,779.49 linear feet of prestressed concrete box beam (SB34). “On average, each bridge beam was set in 11.3 minutes, which is an impressive feat, to say the least,” Salazar-Bueno said. For the Stassney Lane bridge, 44 beams were set. The new bridge has 20,731 sq. ft. of reinforced concrete slab, 1,375.21 linear ft. of prestressed concrete box beam (4B40), and 2,946.89 linear ft. of prestressed concrete box beam (SB40). Current Status Currently, crews are reconstructing a new widened bridge at Stassney Lane (from two lanes in each direction to three), with two through lanes and one dedicated left-turn lane in each direction, working on ramp modifications, and finishing up pedestrian
Demolition, which was done at night, required the use of several excavators, including those manufactured by Doosan and LinkBelt.
enhancements. Once this work is complete, crews will perform final paving operations for the entire 3.2 miles. The final roadway configuration includes three mainlanes in each direction with extended entrance/exit lanes for the entire length of the project. “The final configuration includes the same number of mainlanes, but will now have extended entrance/exit lanes in both directions to facilitate better merging and traffic flow,” said Wheelis. “There will be three frontage road lanes in each direction, whereas the existing configuration only had two lanes in each direction.” Crews have put in many nights
shifts as some work, including demolition could only be done at night when lane closure were possible. The project, as noted, covered many aspects and overcame some challenges along the way. “The project included upgrading some existing City of Austin water and wastewater lines, as well as the relocation of existing structures like manholes, drainage inlets, and water valves,” said Salazar-Bueno. “The contractor, city inspector, TxDOT, and the CEI team worked jointly to accommodate the relocations within the limited right-ofway to keep the project going.” Project Timeline The road work, as noted covered
many aspects and was done in several phases in a logical progression. The paving operations for the mainline lanes are expected to start in a few months. Drainage, grading, electrical, and illumination work, such as installing intelligent traffic signals along the frontage roads, continues throughout the project limits. Construction is expected to be complete later this summer. Peak days have had 50 plus OHL and subcontractor employees on-site. The subcontractors include: Austin Underground, The Levy Company, Earth Reinforcing Systems, JC Communications, AWP, RSI, Aaron Concrete, C2 Concrete, and Austin Materials. The amounts of materials that have been excavated and demolished – concrete, asphalt, rebar and steel, and earth and rock are still being finalized. Some of this material has been recycled on-site, while some has been taken to recycling centers for processing. Materials for the new road construction are being updated as work proceeds. Equipment-wise, OHL is using cranes from Liebheer and other manufacturers, excavators: Doosan, Liebherr, CAT, and others; and various dozers, loaders, pavers, rollers, generators, and other heavy standard construction equipment. The project was designed inhouse by TxDOT. see OHL page 8
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JLL Arranges Financing for Industrial Center in Dallas Perot Development Company and Invesco Real Estate are developing the DFW Park 161 industrial center. JLL Capital Markets announced recently that it has arranged equity and construction financing for DFW Park 161, a Class A+ industrial park that will eventually total more than 2.4 million square feet at the Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport in Irving. JLL worked on behalf of Perot Development Company to arrange the partnership with Invesco Real Estate, a global real estate investment manager. Additionally, working on behalf of the partnership, JLL arranged a five-year construction loan. Situated on 196 acres at 5150 State Hwy 161, the DFW Park 161 site is at the east end of Dallas Fort Worth (DFW) International Airport fronting the President George Bush Turnpike and within the E DFW Airport / Las Colinas submarket. The site also adjoins the Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) Orange Line and is direct-
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OHL Crews Use Cranes in Tandem to Place New Beams OHL from page 4
Project development was funded by TxDOT and the construction ($79 million) is being funded by Proposition 1, which dedicates a portion of oil and gas tax revenue to the state highway fund, and by the Capital Area Metropolitan Planning Organization, and TxDOT. “Lane weaving on the north and southbound I-35 mainlanes from Stassney Lane to William Cannon Drive can lead to reduced mobility for motorists,” said Brad Wheelis, public information officer for TxDOT’s Austin District. “The slowing and stopping of traffic on the mainlanes can also lead to traffic delays at area intersections. With more than 200,000 vehicles a day traveling on this segment of I35 each day, this project will improve mobility, safety, and connectivity for all modes of transportation along and across I-35.” Lauded as a “soaring symphony of engineering,” I-35 has been a backbone of Texas travel since it opened in1962. Planning for the Strassney Lane initiative began
OHL setting beams for span 2 of the Stassney Bridge.
several years ago, with a public open house held in December 2013. Plans, Specifications and Estimates, schematics, and environmental documentation were prepared in 2014-15, and the project went out to bid (letting) in November 2015. “I-35 through Central Texas is one of the most congested highways in Texas,” said Wheelis. “Improvements to this 50-year-old interstate are required to address the increased congestion and travel-time delay due to population and employment growth.” The project team has informed impacted motorists about all construction-related lane closures and detours with directional signage, smart work zone display boards, and flaggers, as well as by www.my35construction.org, a construction hotline, and email. “Safety during construction is our top priority,” said Wheelis, who noted that the project team worked with businesses to provide access and minimize impacts whenever possible. CEG
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Project Progress Through the 10 current ITRP prime professional services and delivery contracts, more than 70 companies are involved in day-to-day operations. Another indicator of continuing progress is that at the end of March 2020, the Houston Area Construction Education Collaborative (HACEC) provided Airport and OSHA Safety Training to 435 ITRP personnel. HACEC has successfully equipped and safely mobilized trained staff to take on complex construction activities. The ongoing demolition of old Terminal C North will result in six new gates to fit bigger aircraft that can fly farther, creating new routes to bring in new business to Houston. The international redevelopment plan resolves current and future roadway and curbside capacity constraints in the central terminal area, improves baggage handling system capacity and reliability challenges and improves the overall international experience for travelers. The ITRP includes refurbishing the existing Mickey Leland International Terminal (MLIT) and demolition of the Terminal D/E parking garage to create the new International Terminal Processor between Terminals D and E, where all the international ticketing counters, security checkpoint lanes and baggage claims will be consolidated. The completed international terminal will include two concourses — one each in the current terminals — where passengers will board their planes, dine or use facilities such as airport lounges. “ITRP is significant because it will help the Houston Airport System address the unprecedented growth in international traffic at the Bush Airport,” said Robert Barker, chief development officer, Houston Airport Systems. “There is a significant need for the development of additional facilities at George Bush Intercontinental Airport [IAH] to handle aircraft, passengers and cargo departing to, and arriving from, domestic and international destinations on scheduled and chartered flights.” Almost 44 million passengers traveled through IAH in 2018, including roughly 11 million international passengers. ITRP is expected to be a catalyst for continued growth and development for decades to come. “There is a keen appreciation that IAH must continue to thrive as a hub for commerce, travel and cultural connections,” said Barker. “There’s a consensus that as the city continues to grow, its largest airport must grow with it, because of its importance in connecting our city and region to both domestic and expanding international markets. The overwhelming response is a welcome recognition that a modern airport
A groundbreaking ceremony took place in October 2019. Since that time, progress on the demolition of Old C North Pier has been steady, with full demolition expected to be completed by summer 2020.
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concessions and public spaces,” said Barker. “Next is to remove those parts of the building that are not tied to the post-tensioned concrete slab. For example, the North Tower and the remaining jet-bridges. The next phase is to shore up the structure slab on which the Old C North Pier is built. Once this slab is supported, the post tensioned cabling within the slab can be de-tensioned.” The structure resting on the slab can then be broken down, separated into material categories and hauled off site. Significant heavy-weight construction equipment is used to tear the building down and separate the parts for hauling away and/or recycling. The work has required building a separation fence that forms a boundary separating the active airfield from the construction and demolition area. “Airports and airfields have onerous requirements to separate construction activities from aircraft and normal airport operations,” said Barker. “The construction fence is planned and designed with airport operations, airlines and airfield service staff to ensure that the purposes of separation will be achieved. Many of the utilities feeding into Old C North will no longer provide any service, and once identified, can be decommissioned, separated and isolated. “Certain utilities traverse the Old C North site, but go on to providing a utility or service to another, live area of the airport. With careful planning and engineering, these services must be protected, maintained and sometimes relocated.” see DEMO page 16
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Numerous models of excavators were used to perform demo work. DEMO from page 12
Barker also explained that demolition of the D/E Garage is quite different from that of Old C North. “The first main difference is that the D/E Garage currently houses baggage conveyors and baggage handling infrastructure. The garage cannot be demolished until this baggage equipment is re-routed away from the footprint of the area to be demolished. In addition, the garage demo is far more complex in terms of concrete and steel demolition, but not as complex for utilities, cabling, systems and ‘above ceiling’ wires and piping. “The D/E Garage is a post-tensioned concrete structure. This means that the demolition of concrete slabs and beams will require a careful de-tensioning of the existing structure, and a piece by piece removal once de-
tensioned. Also, the D/E Garage is directly adjacent to the existing FIS building and Terminal E check-in areas. This requires careful removal of the structural elements to ensure no existing structures are knocked or impacted. Heavyweight, large construction equipment will be required.” The six new gates form part of the new MLIT D-West Pier. The D-West pier will be built in a location very close to the Old C North pier that’s being demolished. The new gates will be housed with a modern, spacious and world-class international concourse facility. The public facing facilities will include new restaurants and concessions, new hold rooms and restroom facilities and a sterile corridor for international arriving passengers. On the airfield, the new gates will
Demolition of the existing structures were demolished on April 2.
require normal aircraft services located at each stand. Refurbishing Existing Structures Construction involves refurbishing other areas of the existing MLIT, as well. “This is an important strategic goal of the program, in that we are attempting to utilize, to the largest degree possible, existing assets at the airport,” said Barker. “Key areas of MLIT terminal will be refurbished to update and refresh the public spaces. This scope is to be delivered in sequence with the delivery of the new Pier D-West, due to the need to provide the additional six new gates capacity, prior to commencing intrusive construction works on the existing MLIT gates and hold-room spaces.” The airfield was designed as a flat surface, to aid the continuous and wide-reaching
movement of arriving and departing aircraft. “Airfields are, however, carefully sloped to allow for the efficient drainage of surface water,” said Barker. “We are constructing a new pier, but in a slightly different location to the existing pier. We, therefore, need to address the levels around the pier, ensuring all the correct slopes are maintained. “As this area is all existing concrete, we will need to remove, regrade and repair apron quality pavement as is necessary to create the perfect grades, so as to prevent standing apron water, or water draining toward the buildings.” Even with the steep decline in air traffic, safety remains a major concern when working in an airport setting, as well as security, airport operations, the impact to live systems and utilities, traffic and accessibility, noise, dust and foreign object debris. Barker noted that inclement weather that includes mostly strong winds and rainfall is always an issue for construction activities outdoors. “We plan as best we can for such events through the course of any project.” As for the most time-consuming part of the work, said Barker, “It’s essential that the evolving design is fully coordinated with adjacent projects, with existing facilities and systems and continues to deliver the brief set-out by the owner and stakeholders. This takes continual collaboration and expert coordination of all architectural and engineering disciplines.” Planning construction activities also is a significant task. “As we are working within an existing operation, with new construction taking place alongside and integral to old facilities, the construction teams will be constantly planning and re-planning their construction phasing and scheduling tasks,” said Barker. “This will allow us to continually refine our short-term, medium-term and long-term milestones.” CEG
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