BAK-14 Removal and Airfield Repairs

In support of airfield operations at Naval Airstation Whidbey Island, Washington, this design-bid-build project includes removing the BAK-14 arresting gear system from runways, demolishing buildings housing the air compressors connected to the BAK-14 systems, installing new concrete panels, installing reinforced concrete panels with concrete protection systems where the BAK-14 systems were removed, and installing runway lighting fixtures removed by demolition of existing concrete. Work also includes replacing three (3) additional airfield concrete panels in various locations, concrete joint sealing and paint markings on new concrete are included. All work to be performed at Naval Air Station Whidbey Island, Oak Harbor, Washington. The project aslo includes the demolition and replacement of 28 concrete pavement panels including subgrade repair on Ault Field and demolition and replacement of three (3) concrete pavement panels including subgrade repair on Outlying Field Coupeville Runway.