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Buy nowThis tender involves the surface rehabilitation of the Lima Taxiway at OR Tambo International Airport, focusing on restoring structural integrity and operational safety. Key requirements include milling, resurfacing, and compliance with aviation standards.
The project entails comprehensive surface rehabilitation of the Lima Taxiway, which spans approximately 100 meters in length and 60 meters in width. The scope of work includes milling 120mm of the existing asphalt layer, replacing it with a new 40mm PG64H-16(PMB) surfacing and an 80mm PG64H-16(PMB) base. Additionally, polypropylene non-woven asphalt reinforcing will be implemented, along with reinstating line markings and managing impacted lighting systems. The work must be performed during designated night shifts to minimize disruption to airport operations, ensuring that the taxiway remains functional for air traffic.
Contractors must adhere to strict safety and environmental regulations, including the development of a detailed site safety plan and compliance with the Manual for Working Airside. The successful bidder will be responsible for managing traffic control, ensuring the safety of personnel, and maintaining high standards of quality throughout the project. This rehabilitation is crucial for maintaining the operational efficiency of the airport and enhancing safety for all users.
This tender is suitable for civil engineering firms with experience in airport infrastructure, particularly those skilled in asphalt paving and rehabilitation projects. Companies must have the capacity to work within operational airport environments and comply with stringent safety and quality standards.