County of Orange Opengov #MA-280-25011290

Construction Services JWA Taxiways A, D, & E Reconstruction

The County of Orange, through John Wayne Airport (JWA), awarded a construction services contract to Flatiron Dragados West, LLC for the reconstruction of Taxiways A, D, and E at John Wayne Airport. The contract includes a Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMP) of approximately $90.19 million, with a total contract price including contingencies of about $102 million. The scope covers full-depth pavement replacement, grading, drainage improvements, lighting, signage upgrades, and compliance with FAA standards for approximately 2,800 feet of Taxiway A, 250 feet of Taxiway D, and 500 feet of Taxiway E. The project is phased to minimize operational disruptions, with critical phases scheduled between May and September to avoid Santa Ana winds. The contract requires compliance with federal civil rights and nondiscrimination laws, airport security and ID badge requirements, and environmental regulations including a Construction and Demolition Debris Diversion Program aiming for at least 65% waste diversion. The contract includes detailed provisions for bonds, insurance, indemnification, labor code compliance, quality assurance, and safety. The period of performance spans from the Notice to Proceed in May 2025 through final completion in March 2028, totaling 952 calendar days including weather days. Major subcontractors and suppliers include All American Asphalt, Royal Electric Company, L Johnson Construction Inc., CMC Rebar, and others providing materials such as aggregates, cement, and concrete. The contract mandates strict adherence to schedule, with liquidated damages for delays, and detailed requirements for construction means, methods, and coordination with airport operations. The project location is John Wayne Airport in Orange County, California, with staging areas and work zones specified within the airport premises.

Description

Construction services for the reconstruction of Taxiways "A", "D", and "E" at John Wayne Airport as part of a CMAR project.

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