San Diego International Airport
Expansion Terminal Development
San Diego, CA

The $700 million contract 1 project involved the construction expansion of the San Diego International Airport Terminal 2.  Major construction elements in the project include a major expansion of Terminal 2 by adding 10 additional gates and a doubling of the terminal dining and shopping venue.  Included in the construction is the expansion of the Terminal 2 apron and the addition of overnight airplane parking.

The $400 million contract 2 project involved the construction of a dual level access and departure roadway, a new parking maintenance office, and USO structure.  Construction project consisted of the construction of 5 Roadway bridges, an Elevated Departure Roadway, USO and Parking Maintenance Offices 2 Pedestrian Bridges and ingress and egress roadways.  The Concrete Box Girder EDR and Bridges were constructed under CALTRANS design and construction methods.

The bridges and EDR were constructed utilizing portable and movable aluminum false work support.  Fly tables consisting of large segmental aluminum panels were fitted with WWR and placed via crane atop the false work creating the lower form for the lower box section.  Metal formwork side panels were placed followed by the installation of reinforcing steel into the lower portion of the lower box.  Outside diagonal wall reinforcing steel and top steel for the lower box were then installed in the lower box section and inside diagonal wall installation was then installed followed by the placement of the lower box base and sidewalls.  Reinforcing steel was then installed in the upper deck, side barrier and top overhang and the top deck was placed and screeded.

QCSW’s Contract Value $ 4,200,000 Project Dates: 2010 – 2013

QCSW provided all the construction quality control and quality assurance services on the project.  Including all structural special inspections, public works installation inspections, mechanical, electrical and plumbing (MEP) inspections, fire life safety inspections, elevator and escalator inspections, as well as builders element and building systems installation inspections.

QCSW performed all on-site materials testing and inspection services for the project including those for concrete, PT concrete, masonry, steel, NDT, fireproofing, waterproofing, and anchor bolts.

Construction Testing & Engineering, Inc. was subcontracted through QC Southwest, to provide the follow-on geotechnical services including soil and asphalt compaction testing and inspection.  CTE’s laboratory provided all materials testing for the project for concrete, masonry, steel, and fireproofing.

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