Military Airfields / Construction
Airfield Construction Project Tracking
Every airfield construction job from design through warranty: phases, closures, cranes, NOTAMs, waivers, and who was told.
Request a demoA construction job touches every part of the airfield picture
One taxiway project brings design reviews, phased closures, cranes, NOTAMs, waivers, construction checks, and a long list of people to tell at every change. Spread across email threads and binders, the job is hard to brief and harder to hand over.
Construction gives each job one page that everyone in Airfield Management sees, one shared map of what is closed and where the cranes are, and a log of what happened.
From design review to warranty walk
Open the project
Record the job in design, planned, or under construction, with the CE project title and number. The CE number is the job’s number on every list, PDF, and Events Log line.
Work the design steps
Track each design review with its expected package, Airfield Management’s comments, and the conference, then mark design complete when it finishes.
Map the phases and closures
Draw work areas, closed pavement, haul routes, and cranes on the project map, with an instant check against the airfield surfaces. Each phase keeps its closure times and linked NOTAMs.
Record who was told
Every change to the closures brings up the project’s notification list with Told and N/A on each name, and writes a line to the Events Log.
What it automates
Needs attention, soonest first
A penetrating crane, a closure with no NOTAM, an overdue check, or people not yet told surface in one list.
A shift brief in one click
Build plain text of what is active, closed, up, and starting in the next 7 days for the shift change.
Packages ready to print
Construction notices, project and status reports, the construction waiver package, and the AOB briefing come from the job’s own records.
Straight answers
Does Construction store our drawings and plans?
No. Drawings, phasing plans, and meeting slides stay where the base keeps them. A project, a design review, and a meeting each keep links to them.
Will it stop a status change if a list item is open?
No. Every list line and reminder has an N/A that records who marked it and when. Start work lists what is still open and asks, but never blocks.
Who can edit a project?
Managers create and edit projects. A manager can also name editors who change one job as a manager would, without creating projects or changing program setup.
Do closures show elsewhere?
Yes. Closed pavement in the current phase draws on the Common Operating Picture, and a read-only Construction projects card can sit on the Airfield Status board and kiosk.
Connected modules
Common Operating Picture
One airfield map the whole base shares, drawing runway status, closures, discrepancies, parked aircraft, construction, and waivers as layers.
Waivers
The full waiver lifecycle with annual review: six classifications, seven statuses.
Obstructions
Geodesic imaginary-surface analysis behind every obstruction evaluation.
NOTAMs
The live FAA feed scoped to your airfield, with expiring-NOTAM alerts.