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Bam Nuttall seals 85m price for London City Airport job
Aaron Morby
London City Airport has signed off an m contract with BAM Nuttall to build a vast piled concrete deck over a section of the Royal Docks to enable its airport expansion.
New deck will provide the extra space to build a three storey extended passenger pier to the east of the existing terminal and extra stand and taxiway space for larger jets
The 7.5 hectare concrete deck over the King George V dock will be supported by over 1,000 piles each extending 10m into the dock bed and 10m up to just above the water line.
The final agreed price is ahead of the m early estimate for the project, which is an important first stage of construction, as part of the m City Airport Development Programme.
The deck will support new infrastructure including aircraft stands, a parallel taxiway and a world-class passenger terminal extension.
Works on site will take place while the airport remains operational, and commence in Spring 2018, once the unexploded ordnance survey is complete, which recently yielded the discovery of a 500kg Second World War device that was safely disposed of by the Royal Navy.
Completion of the deck is expected in early 2020.
In 2008 London City Airport also applied a similar piling and decking technique on a m extension in order to build four new aircraft stands above the waters of King George V Dock.
Construction of the earlier and smaller scale Eastern Apron at London City Airport
Peter Adams, Chief Development Officer at London City Airport, said: “BAM has proven expertise and experience in these techniques and we are really pleased they are on board to deliver this project alongside the overall delivery partner, Bechtel.”
Martin Bellamy, BAM Nuttall executive director said: “This scheme will play a significant part in the overall Airport Development Programme and will support the planned infrastructure such as the aircraft stands and new world class passenger terminal extension.”
Additional work includes the partial demolition of the King George V Dock wall to enable tying in of the new deck, construction of a partly submerged service trough and drainage channels, and approximately 50 land based piles adjacent to the airport entrance.