A birds-eye view of the base building process

Stakeholder management

identify and engage the groups and individuals that will have an interest in and influence over your project

Contractor management & coordination

manage and coordinate the work of multiple contractors towards an overall construction workflow that contributes to efficiencies, minimizes expenses, and meets your timelines

Base Design

select the crew quarters, hangar, helipad, and fuel system that are best suited to base operations and that will satisfy the requirements of regulatory departments and agencies with jurisdiction over your project

Due diligence

access risks and establish accurate end-to-end project requirements, costs, and time estimates

Permits, entitlements & zoning

acquire the specific permits that are required for your air medical base construction project, including but not limited to construction, FAA, EPA, and DOT permits

Hangar construction

ask us how building a hangar for a new or existing air medical base can be justified by the many cost-offsetting benefits that it offers to an air medical flight program

Crew quarters installation

identify the building type best suited to your operational needs, satisfy local building requirements, complete construction/installation, coordinate utility work, complete inspections, acquire the final occupancy permit

Helipad construction

complete engineered designs and air space studies, acquire building permits, satisfy all utility requirements, source specialized helipad products, and register your helipad

Fuel farm

an onsite fuel system creates several advantages for your flight program including decreased aircraft engine cycles, fewer repositioned flight hours, and lower fuel costs

Site work

building site preparation is an important aspect of base construction which can be simple or nontrivial, depending on site conditions and local requirements

Utilities

create a utility plan that meets the requirements of each of your base components, hire utility contractors, and determine the costs that are the responsibility of your program

Outfit the base

select, order, receive and install the base furnishings, soft goods, and aviation and maintenance support items so that your flight and maintenance crew will be ready to focus on their core mission as soon as they arrive at the new base