Located near Moosehead Lake, 3B1 is served by a 4,000-ft-by-75-ft runway and a 3,001-ft-by-75-ft crosswind runway, hangars, tie-downs, a fuel farm, and a terminal. Since 2017, D&K’s aviation planners and engineers have served as the lead consultant team at the airport. Recent projects have focused on the addition of taxiways, general enhancements to the terminal…
DuBois & King has served as MVM’s planning and engineering consultant since 2020. In this time, our team has worked closely with the airport and the FAA to update the airport’s master plan and provide planning, design, and construction phase services for a new fuel farm and taxiway. The State of Maine identified the Machias…
Located within 25 miles of Boston, the Norwood Memorial Airport is a general aviation airport and a reliever airport for Boston-Logan, with a considerable amount of helicopter traffic. One of the airport’s challenges is that it is situated within an Area of Critical Environmental Concern (ACEC) and within a 100-year flood plain, surrounded by wetlands,…
As the airport engineer at PYM for about 40 years, D&K continues to provide planning, design, and construction phase services for a range of airport projects. Projects have included taxiway and ramp reconstruction, runway extensions, utility improvements, fuel farm improvements, cost estimating, FAA coordination, grant application preparation, lighting addition and conversion, planning, security, and environmental…
The Burlington International Airport (BTV) planned for expansions that impacted nearby wetlands, including 4.9 acres of degraded upland habitat and 12.5 acres of degraded wetland habitat. To support the expansions, D&K designed a wetland mitigation site, collected a topographic survey for 49 acres, provided construction stakeout, and conducted post-project monitoring.
Hazards at the intersection of VT 116, Lincoln Road, and Briggs Hills Road included limited sight distance looking toward VT 116 due to a bridge and guardrail, the grade of Briggs Hill Road at the approach, and the vehicles parked on Lincoln Road during the summer months. These factors led the Town of Bristol to…