Wheeler Airport Westside Rehabilitation, Kansas City, MO
$2,000,000 Electrical Project
Over the course of seven years, electrical design service upgrades were made at Kansas City, Missouri's downtown airport. The overhead primary and secondary circuits feeding the hangars were rerouted underground. The street lighting was removed and replaced with newer, more efficient models. The internal primary circuit and existing substation for Hangar 1 were removed to be replaced with a new internal secondary circuit.
St. Louis Lambert Airport North ARFF, St. Louis, MO
$1,000,000 Mechanical/Electrical Project
The North Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting (ARFF) facility was due for renovations. Custom Engineering provided mechanical and electrical engineering services to evaluate the existing firehouse HVAC system and replace it with a new one. Engineers designed the new system to have the ability to be easily modified to provide a more efficient HVAC system in the future as funding becomes available.
KCI Taxiway B, Kansas City, MO
$1,600,000 Electrical Project
Rehabilitation of all of Taxiway B, including airfield electrical, lighting, and signage. Our firm was responsible for developing the electrical design, plan and specification preparation, cost estimates, and design report narrative writing. We also provided a full-time on-site field representative for the duration of the project. The field representative was required to be on-site for up to 12 hours a day.
KCI New Terminal, Kansas City, MO
$1,500,000,000 MEP Project
Electrical engineering design for both the civil landside and civil airside teams. For the airside team, our expertise was required in the electrical utilities, apron mast lighting, and system design downstream of the service entrance to the Glycol Storage and Aircraft Rescue and Fire Fighting (ARFF) facilities. For the landside scope, we provided the design of the electrical, communications, chilled water utility, and roadway lighting.