The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), Seattle District, is conducting market research to identify potential sources with the interest and capability to design and construct an Air Traffic Control Tower at Mountain Home Air Force Base, ID. The project scope of work consists of the design and construction of a new, 13,941 SF Air Traffic Control Tower to replace the existing aging and deficient Air Traffic Control Tower. The tower will be approximately 730 calendar days to complete.
Key features of the project include:
• Design and construction of a new Air Traffic Control Tower
• Demolition of the existing Air Traffic Control Tower
• Relocation of the Air Traffic Control Tower to a new site with clear visibility of the entire flight pattern and all ground movement areas
• Close proximity to supporting facilities, including the existing Airfield Operations Building/Radar Approach Control Facility
• The tower will house all spaces necessary to support Air Traffic Control operations and the Air Traffic Control training mission
• The project will be delivered using a Design Build to Budget (DB2B) process
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