An aging facility with limited space, poor circulation and a failing structure were the grounds for the construction of the new Bismarck Airport Terminal. During the preliminary design, the 9-11 terrorist attacks took place and new security requirements and terminal operation procedures impacted the project. Ulteig provided engineering services on this new modern terminal, which included the following:              

• Study of existing terminal that included decision analysis of alternatives
• Public involvement to include questionnaires and Citizen's Advisory Committee to review recommended alternatives
• Lead professionals for the design of a new 77,000 SF, two-level terminal, parking lots with accompanying roadways, and aircraft aprons
• All civil, structural, electrical, and mechanical designs
• Coordination of architect on new terminal
• All coordination with the FAA in regard to funding eligibilities, PFC eligibility, and phasing of federal dollars
• Worked closely with all federal, state and city officials throughout the Planning and Funding Strategy Meetings
• Plans and specifications for six separate phases
• Construction administration for all phases
• Preparation of federal reimbursements and close-outs