Local brief
Runways, drains and slabs: a $24.5 million repair plan for Hartsfield-Jackson
P2K Aviation Partners is recommended for the job, with substantial completion expected within 880 days of a notice to proceed. Committee consideration is listed for Nov. 9.
Atlanta is weighing a contract of up to $24,486,487.30 for airfield repairs at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, from runway pavement to drainage and full-depth slab replacement.[1]
Resolution 26-R-4408 is listed for Transportation Committee consideration Nov. 9 at 10 a.m., with City Council consideration pending for Nov. 16 at 1 p.m. The packet presents a proposed authorization, not a completed contract award.[1]
The repair list includes pavement repairs on runways, taxiways and ramps; trench drains, asphalt shoulders and guardrails; joint and crack sealing; infield grassing; and full-depth slab replacement.[1]
The aviation general manager and the city’s chief procurement officer recommend P2K Aviation Partners, a joint venture of Precision 2000 Inc. and AS Engineering and Consulting LLC. The resolution identifies the venture as the most responsive, responsible bidder.[1]
The project is called “Airfield Repairs 2024–2026,” but its completion target runs from a future authorization to start: P2K would be expected to reach substantial completion within 880 calendar days of a notice to proceed. The resolution does not specify a calendar start date.[1]
The proposed funding comes from the Aviation Encumbrance Program’s airfield-project accounts. Even with authorization, the agreement would not bind the city until legal approval, execution by the mayor or a designee, attestation by the municipal clerk and delivery to P2K.[1]
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