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Beca partners with Adelaide Airport to resurface its runways with asphalt. Beyond maintenance, it’s a 10-12 year vision for safer aviation. The shift to LED lighting boosts sustainability, while the project promises reduced costs and smoother operations.
Our journey with Adelaide Airport isn’t new. We’ve been there, right beside them, during the 2010-2011 overlay project. We’re not just repeating history; we’re making it, drawing on past lessons to introduce innovative, sustainable solutions this time around.
Navigating the complexities of runway and taxiway overlays requires more than technical know-how; it demands a vision for the future. That’s where we, at Beca, make the difference. When Adelaide Airport eyed their next leap forward with the Main Runway and Taxiways Overlay Project, they weren’t just looking for a fix. They sought a partnership that would add value, insight, and sustainable outcomes to this substantial investment.
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From the get-go, we knew this wasn’t just about pavement and lights. It was about keeping the airport’s heart beating strong during a revamp, with minimal disruptions to operations and the community at large. Our role? To be the pulse check and the guiding hand.
As we progress through the construction phase, our commitment doesn’t waver. We’re here, sleeves rolled up, ready to translate plans into reality. It’s not just about seeing a project through; it’s about steering an experience that leaves a legacy, ensuring Adelaide Airport stands resilient for years to come. With Beca, incredible isn’t just a dream; it’s the new standard.