Case Study
Renovating one of the busiest airport terminals in the U.S. without disrupting passengers and crew is no small feat. Only one-third of Terminal C could be under construction at a time, while the rest had to remain fully operational. Both new and existing low-voltage systems needed to run seamlessly during the process. On top of that, each construction zone had to maintain negative pressure to protect the operating terminal.
For ABLe, this project also introduced new requirements: full BIM modeling, pre-construction design-assist services, and construction management all while working in a highly secure and time-sensitive environment.
ABLe was selected through a competitive sealed proposal to deliver a complete low-voltage solution.
To meet the challenge, ABLe assembled a team of seasoned project managers, superintendents, and key subcontractors who coordinated every step with precision. Careful planning allowed construction to move forward without disrupting passenger services.
The Terminal C renovation represented one of ABLe’s largest undertakings, with an estimated low-voltage project value of $44 million. Beyond the scale of work, ABLe’s team achieved:
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