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Greenwood Lake Airport – West Milford
PROJECT OVERVIEW
Greenwood Lake Airport is a new fuel facility project located in West Milford, New Jersey. The project was developed for the State of New Jersey and includes a 12,000-gallon fuel storage facility designed to support airport operations.
The project required coordinated civil, structural, and MEPF engineering services to develop a safe, functional, and reliable fuel facility suited to the operational requirements of the airport.
PROJECT DETAILS
Client: State of New Jersey Location: West Milford, NJ Project Type: New Fuel Facility Facility Capacity: 12,000 Gallons
OUR SERVICES
• Civil Engineering
• Structural Engineering
• MEPF Engineering
ENGINEERING APPROACH
Our team provided multidisciplinary engineering services for the development of the new airport fuel facility. The design required close coordination between civil, structural, and MEPF disciplines to address the facility's site, structural, and building-system requirements.
The project was approached with an emphasis on functionality, durability, and proper coordination of the systems required to support a specialized aviation fuel facility.
PROJECT HIGHLIGHTS
• 12,000-gallon fuel facility
• New construction
• Aviation infrastructure
• Civil engineering
• Structural engineering
• MEPF engineering
• Multidisciplinary engineering coordination
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