Salt Lake City Airport Taxiway H1 & Runway End 34R Rehabilitation
Federal opportunity from CITIES • Salt Lake City Corporation. Place of performance: UT. Response deadline: Feb 26, 2026.
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Salt Lake City Airport Taxiway H1 & Runway End 34R Rehabilitation
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The Salt Lake City Airport is seeking rehabilitation for Taxiway H1 and Runway End 34R, highlighting its commitment to maintaining operational safety and efficiency. This project is critical, as it directly impacts airport operations and serviceability. Interested bidders should be prepared to meet specific performance and quality standards integral to such a significant infrastructure upgrade.
The buyer aims to rehabilitate Taxiway H1 and Runway End 34R to enhance safety, extend operational longevity, and improve overall functionality at Salt Lake City Airport.
- Assessment of current conditions of Taxiway H1
- Design plans for rehabilitation
- Construction and rehabilitation work on Taxiway H1
- Rehabilitation work on Runway End 34R
- Quality assurance and project completion documentation
- Detailed proposal including project timeline
- Past performance on similar projects
- Technical approach and methodologies
- Evidence of FAA compliance
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- Specific budget estimates for the project
- Details on regulatory compliance requirements
- Information on preferred materials for construction
- Timeline for project completion
- Bidding process instructions
- Any necessary environmental assessments
- Availability of local subcontractors
- Project management oversight needs
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