Signature Flight Support – PBIA Phase III Expansion
Project Overview
TGS provided Construction Materials Testing (CMT) services for the Phase III expansion of Signature Flight Support at Palm Beach International Airport (PBIA). The project supported the continued growth and modernization of fixed-base operator (FBO) facilities through site development, building improvements, and structural tilt-wall construction designed to enhance aviation operations and long-term facility capacity.
Project Scope
The project included site preparation, utility and civil infrastructure improvements, structural building construction, and tilt-up wall systems supporting expanded FBO operations within an active airport environment. Improvements included pavement and utility work, building-related construction, and structural concrete systems completed under strict coordination with airport operations, contractor sequencing, and aviation safety requirements to maintain uninterrupted airfield activity.
Our Role
TGS provided comprehensive Construction Materials Testing services throughout all phases of construction to verify compliance with project specifications and aviation infrastructure standards. Services included field and laboratory testing of soils, pavement systems, concrete materials, and structural components to support quality assurance and long-term facility performance.
During structural construction, TGS provided testing and observation services related to tilt-wall systems, reinforcement placement, and concrete performance verification to support structural integrity and compliance. The team coordinated closely with contractors, project managers, and airport personnel to support construction sequencing, testing access, and quality control within an active airfield environment.
Key services included:
- Field sampling and laboratory testing of soils and base materials
- Modified Proctor and LBR testing for subgrade and base verification
- In-place density testing of soils, pavement, and structural sections
- Concrete testing, including slump, air content, temperature, and compressive strength evaluation
- On-site fabrication, curing, and testing of concrete cylinders
- Reinforcement observation and structural concrete placement monitoring
- Field verification of material compliance with project specifications
- Construction materials compliance testing, reporting, and quality assurance documentation
- Coordination with contractors, project teams, and airport operations throughout construction
Project Highlights
- Phase III expansion of Signature Flight Support FBO facilities at PBIA
- Integrated site, utility, building, and structural tilt-wall construction support
- Full Construction Materials Testing (CMT) services throughout project delivery
- High-performance concrete testing and structural verification program
- Coordination within an active airport environment requiring strict operational sequencing and safety protocols
- Engineering oversight ensuring structural quality, compliance, and long-term performance
Treasure Coast International Airport (FPR) - Airfield
Project Overview
TGS provided Construction Materials Testing (CMT) services for multiple airfield improvement projects at Treasure Coast International Airport (FPR), including Taxiway C4 & C5 Improvements and the Demolition & Taxiway E Realignment project. The projects supported ongoing airfield modernization efforts designed to improve operational safety, enhance aircraft circulation, and strengthen long-term pavement performance at a key regional airport serving the Treasure Coast.
Project Scope
The work included rehabilitation and construction improvements to Taxiways C4 and C5, along with demolition of existing infrastructure and realignment of Taxiway E to improve operational geometry, aircraft movement efficiency, and safety standards. Activities involved earthwork, base preparation, pavement construction, and structural improvements completed within an active airport environment requiring strict coordination with airport operations and phased contractor sequencing.
Construction activities were carefully managed to maintain uninterrupted airport operations, minimize disruptions, and meet aviation safety requirements throughout all phases of work.
Our Role
TGS provided comprehensive Construction Materials Testing services throughout demolition, reconstruction, and new airfield construction activities to verify compliance with project specifications and aviation infrastructure standards. Services included field and laboratory testing of soils, aggregate materials, pavement systems, and concrete to evaluate compaction, structural performance, and long-term pavement durability.
The team coordinated closely with contractors, the engineer of record, and airport personnel to support testing access, construction sequencing, and quality assurance within an active airfield environment.
Key services included:
- Field sampling and laboratory testing of soils, base, and aggregate materials
- Modified Proctor and LBR testing for subgrade and base verification
- Subgrade and base compaction verification testing
- In-place density testing of subgrade, base, and pavement sections
- Concrete testing, including slump, air content, temperature, and compressive strength evaluation
- On-site fabrication and testing of concrete cylinders for strength verification
- Airfield pavement quality assurance testing and compliance monitoring
- Continuous field testing, reporting, and engineering oversight during demolition and reconstruction activities
Project Highlights
- Taxiway C4 & C5 improvements and Taxiway E realignment at Treasure Coast International Airport (FPR)
- Airfield modernization supporting operational efficiency and aircraft safety
- Demolition, reconstruction, and pavement rehabilitation within an active airport environment
- Full Construction Materials Testing (CMT) services throughout all project phases
- Active airfield coordination supporting phased construction and uninterrupted operations
- Engineering oversight ensuring quality control and compliance with aviation standards
Sebastian Municipal Airport (X26) – Airfield Improvements
Project Overview
TGS provided Construction Materials Testing (CMT) services for multiple airfield improvement projects at Sebastian Municipal Airport (X26), including the Alpha Aprons Rehabilitation and Taxiway G Improvements. The projects supported critical airfield infrastructure upgrades designed to improve pavement performance, enhance operational safety, and extend the service life of airport facilities supporting continued aviation activity.
Project Scope
The work included rehabilitation of the airport’s Alpha Aprons and improvements to Taxiway G involving pavement milling, resurfacing, earthwork, base preparation, and pavement installation. These improvements were designed to restore pavement performance, improve structural capacity for aircraft operations, and enhance the long-term reliability of airfield infrastructure.
All construction activities were completed within an active airport environment requiring close coordination with airport operations to maintain safety, support sequencing, and minimize disruption to aircraft movement.
Our Role
TGS provided comprehensive Construction Materials Testing services throughout construction to verify compliance with project specifications and applicable aviation standards. Services included field and laboratory testing of soils, aggregate materials, pavement systems, and concrete to evaluate compaction, material performance, and long-term pavement durability.
The team coordinated closely with contractors, the engineer of record, and airport personnel to support construction sequencing, testing access, and quality assurance throughout all phases of airfield improvements.
Key services included:
- Field sampling and laboratory testing of soils, base, and aggregate materials
- Modified Proctor and LBR testing for material compliance
- Subgrade and base compaction verification testing
- In-place density testing of subgrade, base, and pavement sections
- Asphalt and concrete quality assurance testing
- Concrete testing, including slump, air content, temperature, and compressive strength evaluation
- On-site fabrication of concrete test cylinders
- Construction materials compliance monitoring, reporting, and quality assurance documentation
Project Highlights
- Alpha Aprons Rehabilitation and Taxiway G Improvements at Sebastian Municipal Airport (X26)
- Airfield pavement rehabilitation supporting improved operational safety and performance
- Restoration and enhancement of apron and taxiway infrastructure
- Full Construction Materials Testing (CMT) services throughout project delivery
- Active airport coordination supporting safe construction operations
- Engineering oversight ensuring quality control and compliance with aviation standards
Vero Beach Regional Airport (VRB) – Airfield & Roadway
Project Overview
TGS provided Construction Materials Testing (CMT) services for multiple infrastructure improvement projects at Vero Beach Regional Airport (VRB), including Taxiway B improvements and the Dodger Road Improvement project. The projects supported upgrades to both airfield and roadway infrastructure aimed at improving operational safety, pavement performance, circulation, and long-term reliability within an active airport environment.
Project Scope
The work included rehabilitation and construction improvements to Taxiway B, consisting of earthwork, base preparation, and pavement installation to support airfield operations and aircraft movement. Additional improvements along Dodger Road enhanced roadway circulation and access within airport property through earthwork and pavement-related construction activities.
All work was completed within an active airport environment requiring close coordination with airport operations to maintain safety, support construction sequencing, and minimize disruptions to ongoing aviation and roadway activity.
Our Role
TGS provided Construction Materials Testing services throughout construction to verify compliance with project specifications and aviation infrastructure standards. For Taxiway B improvements, services included field and laboratory testing of soils, pavement systems, and concrete materials to evaluate compaction, structural performance, and long-term pavement durability.
For Dodger Road improvements, TGS provided targeted in-place density testing services to verify compaction compliance of prepared subgrade and base materials supporting roadway construction.
The team coordinated closely with contractors, airport personnel, and project stakeholders to support construction sequencing, testing access, and quality assurance throughout all phases of work.
Key services included:
- Field sampling and laboratory testing of soils, base, and aggregate materials
- Modified Proctor and LBR testing for material compliance
- Subgrade and base compaction verification testing
- In-place density testing of subgrade, base, and pavement layers
- Asphalt and concrete quality assurance testing
- Concrete testing, including slump, air content, temperature, and compressive strength evaluation
- On-site fabrication of concrete test cylinders
- Field verification of earthwork and pavement compaction compliance
- Construction materials reporting and quality assurance documentation
Project Highlights
- Taxiway B airfield improvements and Dodger Road roadway enhancements at Vero Beach Regional Airport (VRB)
- Airfield pavement rehabilitation supporting operational safety and performance
- Roadway access improvements enhancing airport circulation and efficiency
- Full Construction Materials Testing (CMT) services and targeted density testing support
- Active airport coordination supporting safe construction operations
- Engineering oversight ensuring quality control and specification compliance
Martin County Airport / Witham Field (SUA) – Taxiway B Rehab
Project Overview
TGS provided Construction Materials Testing (CMT) services for the Taxiway B Rehabilitation project at Martin County Airport / Witham Field (SUA). The project focused on restoring pavement performance, improving operational safety, and extending the service life of taxiway infrastructure within an active general aviation airport environment.
Project Scope
The project included rehabilitation of Taxiway B through asphalt pavement milling, resurfacing, and associated base preparation activities to restore airfield functionality and long-term pavement durability. Construction was completed within an operational airport environment requiring close coordination with airport personnel to maintain safety and minimize disruptions to aircraft activity.
Our Role
TGS provided construction materials testing and field verification services throughout construction to support quality assurance and verify compliance with project specifications and aviation infrastructure standards. Services focused on pavement performance, subsurface verification, and asphalt quality testing to evaluate both existing and newly constructed pavement systems.
The team coordinated with contractors, the engineer of record, and airport operations staff to support active construction sequencing and maintain quality control throughout all phases of rehabilitation.
Key services included:
- Field sampling and laboratory testing of asphalt materials
- Asphalt mix verification and quality testing
- Pavement coring to evaluate existing conditions and constructed pavement layers
- In-place density testing of subgrade, base, and asphalt pavement systems
- Subgrade and base compaction verification testing
- Construction materials compliance monitoring and reporting
- Construction-phase testing coordination and engineering review
Project Highlights
- Taxiway B rehabilitation at Martin County Airport / Witham Field (SUA)
- Asphalt pavement restoration supporting long-term airfield performance
- Pavement coring and asphalt testing program for structural verification
- Full Construction Materials Testing (CMT) services throughout construction
- Coordination within an active airport operating environment to maintain safety and continuity
Punta Gorda Airport (PGD) – Taxiway Improvements
Project Overview
TGS provided Construction Materials Testing (CMT) services for multiple taxiway improvement projects at Punta Gorda Airport (PGD), including Taxiways A, C, and G. The projects supported critical airfield infrastructure upgrades designed to improve pavement durability, operational safety, and overall efficiency of aircraft movement throughout the airport system.
Project Scope
The work included construction, rehabilitation, and resurfacing improvements across multiple taxiways involving pavement milling, earthwork, base preparation, compaction, and asphalt or concrete paving operations. Improvements were completed within an active airport environment requiring close coordination with airport operations, contractor sequencing, and aviation safety protocols to minimize disruptions and maintain continuous airfield activity.
Our Role
TGS provided comprehensive Construction Materials Testing services throughout construction to verify compliance with project specifications and aviation infrastructure standards. Services included field and laboratory testing of soils, aggregate materials, pavement systems, and structural support layers to evaluate compaction, material performance, and long-term pavement durability.
The team coordinated closely with contractors, the engineer of record, and airport personnel to support construction sequencing, testing access, and quality assurance within an operational airfield environment.
Key services included:
- Field sampling and laboratory testing of soils, base, and aggregate materials
- Modified Proctor and LBR testing for compaction and material verification
- Subgrade and base compaction verification testing
- In-place density testing of subgrade, base, and pavement layers
- Asphalt and concrete quality assurance testing
- Pavement quality verification and materials compliance monitoring
- Continuous field testing, reporting, and engineering oversight during construction
- Coordination with contractors, engineer of record, and airport operations
Project Highlights
- Taxiway A, C, and G improvements at Punta Gorda Airport (PGD)
- Airfield pavement rehabilitation and construction supporting operational safety and efficiency
- Full Construction Materials Testing (CMT) services across multiple taxiway projects
- Active airfield coordination supporting safe construction sequencing and uninterrupted airport operations
- Engineering oversight ensuring quality control, pavement performance, and compliance with aviation standards
Hendry Airglades Airport (2IS) – Apron Reconstruction
Project Overview
TGS provided Construction Materials Testing (CMT) services for the Apron Reconstruction project at Hendry Airglades Airport (2IS). The project supported critical airfield infrastructure improvements designed to enhance pavement performance, improve operational safety, and extend the long-term durability of apron facilities serving airport operations.
Project Scope
The project included reconstruction of the existing aircraft apron through demolition of deteriorated pavement, earthwork, base preparation, and new pavement construction. Improvements were completed within an active airport environment requiring close coordination with airport operations and contractor sequencing to maintain safe aircraft movement and minimize operational disruptions.
Our Role
TGS provided comprehensive Construction Materials Testing services throughout construction to verify compliance with project specifications and aviation infrastructure standards. Services included field and laboratory testing of soils, aggregate materials, and pavement systems to evaluate material performance, compaction, and structural reliability across apron reconstruction activities.
The team coordinated closely with contractors, the engineer of record, and airport personnel to support construction sequencing, maintain operational continuity, and ensure quality assurance throughout all phases of work.
Key services included:
- Field sampling and laboratory testing of soils, base, and aggregate materials
- Subgrade and base compaction verification testing
- Modified Proctor and LBR testing for material compliance
- In-place density testing of subgrade, base, and pavement layers
- Asphalt and concrete quality assurance testing
- Construction materials compliance monitoring and reporting
- Continuous field testing and engineering oversight throughout construction
Project Highlights
- Full apron reconstruction at Hendry Airglades Airport (2IS)
- Pavement replacement and structural airfield improvements
- Full Construction Materials Testing (CMT) services throughout project delivery
- Active airport coordination supporting safe construction operations
- Engineering oversight ensuring quality control and compliance with aviation standards
Arcadia Airport (X06) – Terminal Apron Rehab & Expansion
Project Overview
TGS provided Construction Materials Testing (CMT) services for the Terminal Apron Rehabilitation and Expansion project at Arcadia Airport (X06). The project supported critical airfield and terminal area improvements designed to enhance pavement performance, increase aircraft capacity, and improve overall operational efficiency within the airport environment.
Project Scope
The project included rehabilitation and expansion of the terminal apron through pavement demolition, earthwork, base stabilization, and new pavement construction. Improvements increased aircraft parking capacity while strengthening pavement performance and improving operational safety within the terminal area.
Construction activities were completed within an active airport environment requiring close coordination with airport operations and carefully sequenced construction to maintain safe airfield activity.
Our Role
TGS provided comprehensive Construction Materials Testing services throughout construction to verify compliance with project specifications and aviation infrastructure standards. Services included field and laboratory testing of soils, aggregate materials, and pavement systems to evaluate material performance, compaction, and long-term structural reliability.
The team coordinated with contractors, the engineer of record, and airport personnel to support construction sequencing, maintain operational continuity, and ensure quality assurance throughout all phases of apron expansion and rehabilitation.
Key services included:
- Field sampling and laboratory testing of soils, base, and aggregate materials
- Subgrade and base compaction verification testing
- Modified Proctor and LBR testing for material compliance
- In-place density testing of subgrade, base, and pavement layers
- Asphalt and concrete quality assurance testing
- Construction materials compliance monitoring and reporting
- Continuous field testing and engineering oversight during construction
Project Highlights
- Terminal apron rehabilitation and expansion at Arcadia Airport (X06)
- Increased aircraft parking capacity and terminal operational efficiency
- Full Construction Materials Testing (CMT) services throughout project delivery
- Active airport coordination supporting safe airfield operations
- Engineering oversight ensuring quality control and specification compliance