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Memphis International Airport - Inbound Road

Memphis International Airport - Inbound Road Pickering provided design for Inbound Road and associated connections including the new West Gate Access Road into the SIDA (AOA). This project is the third phase of completely revamping the airport entrance. It features free-flowing access into the airport by removing an existing signal, significant parking lot reconstruction, reconfigured taxi holding lot, cell phone waiting lot, new entrance road to the Radisson Hotel, landscaping and irrigation for the entire area north of the existing parking garage and a grade separation tunnel with architecturally finished retaining walls. The project was designed using MicroStation GeoPak to TDOT standards and converted to Auto CADD for the clients records.

Design scope included:

Horizontal and Vertical Geometry
Subsurface Utility Engineering
New 12-inch Sanitary Sewer
New 10-inch Water Main
Grading and Drainage
Relocation of Extensive Utilities
Roadway Lighting

Overhead and Roadside Signage
Pavement Markings
Extensive Traffic Control Plans
Erosion Control
Grade Separation Structure (Tunnel)
Tow Retaining Walls totaling 675 feet

This project also includes quantities determination and full specifications.

On March 4, 2008, the firm received a Merit Award at the ACEC state-level competition in the transportation category of the 2008 Annual Engineering Excellence Awards of the American Council of Engineering Companies (ACEC).

MSCAA
Airport Inbound Road
Memphis, TN

Construction Cost
$20 million

Completion Date
2007