Gill Civil delivered taxiway rehabilitation at Manchester Airport, installing high-strength layered concrete within a live airside environment to enhance long-term pavement performance.
Gill Civil was appointed by Galliford Try to deliver rehabilitation works on Taxiway Alpha Echo at Manchester Airport, installing 7,700m² of 730mm thick FH dry lean concrete in layered construction, including two AGL duct crossings. The works formed a key part of maintaining and strengthening the airfield pavement structure to support ongoing aircraft operations.
Works were undertaken within a live airside environment under strict safety and operational controls, requiring careful planning and coordination to maintain airport functionality. The depth and layered construction of the pavement required precise placement and compaction to achieve the required performance standards. All concrete was tested in accordance with DIO Specification 051, ensuring full compliance with airfield requirements and consistent quality throughout the works.
Completed in April 2018, the scheme successfully restored the structural
integrity of the taxiway, delivering a durable and compliant pavement solution. The works were carried out safely and efficiently, maintaining operational continuity while enhancing the long-term performance and resilience of the airfield infrastructure.
Gill Civil delivered large-scale PQC, lean mix, drainage, and ducting works as part of the Manchester Airport Transformation Project, completing the scheme safely and on programme within a live 24-hour airside environment while enhancing apron capacity and long-term performance.
Gill Civil delivered pavement and drainage renewal across Taxiway Echo and Stand 70 at Manchester Airport, reconstructing defective pavement and installing new drainage during restricted possessions while maintaining live airside operations.
Gill Civil delivered full-depth reconstruction of 652m² of Manchester Airport’s Juliet 3 Taxiway, using onsite batching and UKAS-accredited testing to restore long-term pavement performance within a live airfield environment.
