New Indianapolis Airport Landside Construction

1,126 Acres of Airport Improvement

Turner and joint-venture partner Trotter Construction, in association with Nubian Transport Management, provided construction management services for the landside area development covering approximately 1,126 acres at the Indianapolis Airport.

This project's scope included the demolition of the old airport control tower, construction of the pad for the apron and terminal, and major storm/deicing run-off structures under the apron. This also included all construction beyond the limits of the terminal and apron which encompassed the mass earthwork, taxiways, roads and service roads, bridges, holding and equalization structures, construction of utility infrastructure for water, sewerage, power, data cable backbone, deicing and fueling systems, ground service equipment facilities, surface parking, rental car facilities, and the massive parking garage.

As work was being performed in the middle of an active airport, the project team coordinated daily with the existing Airport operations staff and many other organizations including local power and water providers, regulatory groups that control water and sewer run-off, Department of Transportation, FAA, TSA and Department of Environmental Management.