Birmingham International Airport Flybirmingham #05928316.2

Airfield Marking Application and Maintenance at Birmingham International Airport

This opportunity involves repainting and maintaining airfield markings at Birmingham International Airport. - Government Buyer: - Birmingham Airport Authority (BAA), operating Birmingham International Airport - Scope of Work: - Surface preparation, removal (as needed), and reapplication of markings at seven non-lease gates and four hardstands - Markings include: - Aircraft lead-in lines (12-inch yellow) - Wingtip safety lines - Nose wheel stop bars (including new stop bar at gate A2 for A220/E190/E195 aircraft) - Gate designations - Passenger boarding bridge (PBB) safety lines - Technical Requirements: - All work must comply with FAA Advisory Circular 150/53401, current edition - Contractors must provide current stencils and paint - Protection of pavement joints during removal - Proper disposal of waste - Operational Coordination: - Work must be coordinated with airlines to minimize operational impact - Both daytime and nighttime work required - Project to be completed in one mobilization before the winter season - Personnel and Insurance: - Badging and background checks required for secure area access - Extensive insurance coverage required (general liability, workers compensation, business automobile, umbrella, builders risk, pollution, professional liability) - No specific OEMs or branded products are mentioned; contractors must supply compliant materials and equipment.

Description

This is a request for quotation issued by Birmingham Airport Authority for airport gate parking area markings. The project involves surface preparation, removal as needed, and reapplication of existing airfield markings at non-lease gates and hardstands, including aircraft lead-in lines, wingtip safety lines, and nose wheel stop bars. The work must comply with FAA Advisory Circular 150/53401 and be coordinated to minimize operational impact. The project is expected to be completed in one mobilization before the winter season, with both daytime and nighttime work possible.

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