McLaughlin & Harvey has secured the design and build contract for a new hangar at Farnborough Airport, UK.
Considered to be the largest infrastructure project at the airport, the work on the hangar will commence in the weeks to come while the airport continues to be fully operational.
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McLaughlin & Harvey construction director Douglas McCusker said, “McLaughlin & Harvey is proud to have been selected as design and build partner for the construction of the new hanger facilities. We will draw on our previous experience of working in a live airport environment, to ensure that construction doesn’t impact the day-to-day activities at Farnborough Airport.
“Successful delivery of the project will draw upon our wealth of experience in both the industrial and infrastructure sectors and we look forward to working with the client, design team and our supply chain partners for what is sure to be a flagship development for all involved.”
The airport’s development will increase the hangar space for clients with the building of a further large span portal building, with concrete floors, related airport apron works and hangar doors.
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Farnborough Airport CEO Simon Geere said: “We are pleased to announce that we have appointed McLaughlin & Harvey and Gebler Tooth on the development of Domus III, which will further enhance our facilities and operational infrastructure.
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By GlobalData“We want to be known as a global showcase for airport sustainability and the new hangar has been meticulously designed with this in mind. The investment will also provide a substantial boost for employment and economic growth in the region, whilst continuing our journey in providing the very best-in-class facilities to our customers at Europe’s number one business aviation airport.”
Airport Council International Europe was given the carbon neutral status to Farnborough Airport in 2018.
The airport has reduced its controllable emissions by more than 70% over the last decade.
At the beginning of July, Farnborough Airport initiated its drive to attain net zero in controllable emissions by the end of this decade or sooner.
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Image: The work on the hangar is considered to be the largest infrastructure project at the airport. Credit: McLaughlin & Harvey.
