The Sacramento International Airport New Aircraft Rescue Fire Fighting Facility Project involves the construction of a new masonry and metal stud framed building. The project includes earthwork compaction, concrete foundations and floor slab, interior metal stud framing, gypsum drywall, insulation, interior wall and floor finishes, extension of water line and related plumbing, mechanical equipment, exhaust fans, and new electrical SES and related electrical power distribution and lighting. The estimated construction cost is $15,200,000. The project is an Airport Improvement Program (AIP) funded project. The contractor must keep this in mind when referring to the bottom section of the NTC under the FAA required solicitation terms.
Some key features of the project include:
* Construction of a new aircraft rescue fire fighting facility
* Earthwork compaction and concrete foundations
* Installation of mechanical equipment, exhaust fans, and electrical systems
* Interior finishes, including wall and floor finishes
* Extension of water line and related plumbing
* Compliance with FAA requirements and regulations
The project requires a contractor with experience in airport construction and a valid California contractor's license. The contractor must also comply with all applicable laws, regulations, and standards, including those related to environmental protection, safety, and labor.