U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Middle East District
22 km MILCON Roads, Bagram Airfield
Design and construction of 22.67 km of new roads inside the Bagram Airfield perimeter, delivered as a joint venture with a Korean international construction company. This was TCL's first prime contract with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and its largest single job.
Scope of work
- Traffic study and investigation of existing pavement, drainage, slopes, culverts, wadis and retaining walls
- Soils, materials and geotechnical investigation
- Geological and hydrological surveys, including a flood and sediment control plan
- Environmental impact study
- Topographic and total-station road surveys
- Detailed design of pavement, drainage, slopes and culverts
- Inception, traffic, hydrology, soils and monthly progress reports
- Two large bridges over the creek crossing the base
- Stress-absorbing membrane interlayer fabric to prevent reflective cracking
- Construction of 22.67 km of asphalt roads inside the runway area and base
Original award $17,993,928.69 plus modification of $661,762.24.
Project documents
design, drawings and test reportsPages from the design analysis, construction drawings and geotechnical report prepared for this contract. No site photographs of this project are kept in our archive; the full document sets are available to contracting officers on request.