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Aviation · U.S. Midwest & Mountain

Air Cargo Logistics Center & Apron

A 420,000 SF air cargo center with a new apron is being scheduled to open before the peak freight season.

Owner
Confidential
Region
U.S. Midwest & Mountain
Market
Aviation
Capital value
$340M
Size
420,000 SF + apron
Delivery
Design-Build
Duration
32 months
Status
In progress · 2027
The challenge

What is at stake.

Apron paving needs airfield closures, the building needs a sorting system with a long lead time, and the operator cannot open without both. The design-build schedule treated them as separate projects.

Schedule32 monthsIn progress · finish 2027
202520262027
Today
Start
2025
Planned finish
2027
Time elapsed
59%
Our approach

How we control it.

What our schedulers and cost engineers are doing on this project.

01

Airside and landside joined

Apron work, utilities and the building share one integrated schedule with the airport's closure plan inside it.

02

Sorting system critical

Conveyor and sortation install, testing and trial runs are scheduled as the true critical path to opening.

03

Cost forecasting

Monthly estimate at completion shows where contingency is being used, and why.

04

Peak season as finish

The peak season start is a hard milestone, with float reported every month.

Results

Where it stands.

$340MCapital under control
420K SFCargo center
32Months to peak season
MonthlyFloat to opening reported

Freight peaks on a date nobody can move. So we built the schedule backward from it.

Lead scheduler, EvrardBanes
Aviation

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