Edie Stimach TxDOT Aviation Division Presented to AMAC 19th Annual Airports Economic Opportunity & Policy Forum December 3, 2012 Develop a statewide system of airports Maintain that system of airports Support economic development Manage State Aircraft Fleet 26 Air Carrier Airports 21 Reliever Airports 257 General Aviation Airports 304 Airports 304 Public “System” Airports 51,000 Licensed Pilots 19,400 Active Registered Aircraft 8,500,000 Annual Flight Operations GA Economic Impact: • $14,580,000,000 Output (direct and indirectly related business) • $3,127,000,000 Labor Income 56,600 Jobs Capital Improvement Projects (CIP) • 90/10 cost share (Federal AIP/Local) or (State/Local) Routine Airport Maintenance Program • Program provides assistance for “lower cost” airport improvements • 50/50 cost share up to $100,000 per fiscal year (Sept 1st – Aug 31st) Automated Weather Observation System (AWOS) • 75/25 cost share (estimated cost $140,000) Hangar Building Program Terminal Building Program Air Traffic Control Tower Program TxDOT projects have since changed the condition of Texas Airports Provide Construction Management New Airports Terminal Buildings Air Traffic Control Towers Weather Systems Airport C.I.P. Projects PCC at hangars at Terrell Airport Sugar Land Municipal Mount Pleasant Regional Terminal Building Program Gilmer Mount Pleasant Gilmer Terrell Granbury Air Traffic Control Towers Sugar Land Deer Resistant Fencing & Security Systems Business Opportunities with TxDOT Aviation Professional Services • • • • Survey work Testing Lab services CAD services Architectural & Engineering Services Project Design and Construction Certified DBE Prime and Subcontractors Business Opportunities with TxDOT Aviation Construction Services • Prime and Subcontractors Aviation Terminal Buildings Concrete foundations • Buildings and Control Towers Asphalt and Concrete suppliers, haulers, installation Other Material suppliers, haulers, installation Earthwork / Site preparation Landscaping, Barricades Runway and Taxiway striping Parking lot striping Etc Business Opportunities with TxDOT Aviation Current projects: • TxDOT Aviation webpage provides information on projects currently being advertised for design and construction • http://www.txdot.gov/inside-txdot/division/aviation/projects.html • Or go to www.txdot.gov and follow the links http://www.txdot.gov Current and Upcoming Construction and Business Opportunities Current Projects website: • Information provided Bidder’s List Notice to Bidders Bid Proposals • View and submit bids Project Addenda Bid Results Awarded Contracts Links to Plans Online – Forms • Consultant Proposals • Aviation Construction Contract Provisions – Design • Notice to Consultants • Respondent Lists • Selected Consultants Current and Upcoming Construction and Business Opportunities Upcoming project information: • Aviation Capital Improvement Program (CIP) Provides detailed description and three year snapshot of program • Routine Airport Maintenance Program (RAMP) Lower cost airside and landside airport improvement projects • Entrance roads, parking lots, fencing, etc. Local governments issue their own contracts for Scope of services Timeline for Opportunities Airport projects are programmed year-round. How to Connect with these Opportunities Website provides most information on how to connect TxDOT Aviation sends email notices to master list of Consultant and Contractor firms for projects advertised for bids • Send email to AVNRFQ@txdot.gov to request to be placed on list D/M/WBE Certifications Acceptable to TxDOT Aviation Texas Unified Certification Program (TUCP) • Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) Program • http://www.txdot.gov/apps-cg/tucp/default.htm http://www.txdot.gov/business/partnerships/dbe.html Historically Underutilized Business (HUB) Program • http://www.txdot.gov/business/partnerships/hub.html TxDOT Aviation DBE/HUB contact Edie Stimach may provide information concerning TxDOT Aviation DBE/HUB projects • Email: AVNRFQ@txdot.gov • Phone: 512-416-4518