To address poor airfield pavement conditions required rehabilitating over 15,000 square yards of the Transient Ramp and East Taxilane. Additionally, approximately 2,200 square feet of existing asphalt pavement in front of the ARFF building was also removed and replaced with concrete pavement.
The concrete pavement construction in front of the ARFF building will help avoid future issues with pavement rutting due to the weight of the fire trucks. Security improvements included installation of gate a new lighter-weight slide gate and hard wire access system eliminating communication problems with the current wireless system. Hoyle Tanner created a customized, flexible construction phasing approach which allowed the contractor maximum work area access and provided hourly work schedule updates. This combination resulted in cost savings for the client.
SERVICES
Design
Bid Process Administration
Construction Administration
Construction Observation
From the blog
Learn about ongoing projects and the innovative processes we employ for our clients.
While often overlooked, land surveying is a critical component in the residential development process. Many people assume that the only thing to consider before buying and transforming property is...
Our firm launched the Movers, Shakers & Innovators Program to give formal recognition to our hardworking and dedicated employees. Movers and Shakers is a peer-nominated, quarterly award for team members who go...
In today’s aviation environment, airports are no longer just places where planes take off and land. They are powerful economic engines, sensitive environmental zones, public-facing institutions, and more often...
Meet Bill Ashford, Project Manager/Senior Transportation Engineer & Family Guy What drew you to Hoyle Tanner? Having done work in NH for the past 20 years, Hoyle Tanner’s name...
We are ecstatic to announce that our municipal engineering group added three new engineers to our water quality team—these recent graduates will help us shape the future of water...
Our people are the foundation of our success. Their expertise, creativity, and dedication drive the innovative solutions we deliver to communities across New England and beyond. We’re proud to...
Construction is imminent for wastewater treatment facility (WWTF) upgrades at a small town in New Hampshire! With over 4,000 residents in Allenstown, upgrades may not seem as critical as...
Summer always seems to fly by, and summer 2025 was no different. Part of what accelerated the time for me was being involved in a fast-paced, interesting project for...
What drew you to Hoyle Tanner? I met Steph and Maggie at a networking event at my school where I had a really good conversation with them. I learned...
