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The Deer Lodge City–County Airport Improvements Project condensed what had been anticipated as a four-year effort into two-years and secured nearly $14M in federal and state funds.
The new 100-foot air traffic control tower at the Bend Municipal Airport improves flight safety and operations with a resilient, seismically designed, fully integrated facility.
Working around the clock for over 127 hours, Morrison-Maierle and Schellinger Construction oversaw the repaving of Missoula Montana Airport runway 12-30.
Charter Realty & Development hired Morrison-Maierle to help them redevelop the Yellowstone Airport Plaza next to the East Belgrade Interchange near Bozeman.
Thirty years after its last remodel, the Billings Logan International Airport hired Morrison-Maierle to help update and expand its terminal building.
In the latest remodel, the Sheridan County Airport hired Morrison-Maierle and QC10 Architects to help with a rehabilitation and expansion project.
The Gallatin Airport Authority hired Morrison-Maierle to assist with the Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport (BZN) Inline Baggage System update project.
The Missoula Montana Airport hired Morrison-Maierle to help design their new passenger terminal. The new building increased airline capacity and improved safety and security for the airport.
After planning sessions and exploring several options, the Redmond Airport built a new 45,000 sq. ft. snow-removal and equipment facility that could serve many purposes.
Billings-Logan International Airport needed a solution to control the large stormwater events on the airfield, put the water in a new pond structure, and drain them to a creek.
Alkali-Silica Reaction (ASR) is a chemical reaction in concrete that causes it to explode. ASR had not been seen in Montana until Morrison-Maierle discovered it at the Billings airport.
Morrison-Maierle was the prime consultant on this project and was hired to design the site civil, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and structural engineering for the Bert Mooney Airport.
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