IFB_26-014-DN_GEOTECH_REPORT.pdf

This is a geotechnical report prepared by Cal-Tech Testing, Inc. for the Leesburg International Airport Taxilane Rehabilitation project in Leesburg, Florida. The report documents boring locations and pavement core specimen analysis conducted to support the design and rehabilitation of Taxilanes T-1, T-2, T-3, T-5, and T-6. The geotechnical investigation includes eleven boring locations (C1 through C11) and five California Bearing Ratio (CBR) test locations positioned across the taxilane areas, with specific GPS coordinates provided for each boring. Pavement core specimens were extracted at multiple depths (0 to 10 inches) to evaluate existing pavement conditions and structural integrity, with visual documentation of core samples C1 through C11 included in the report.

The geotechnical data collected through this investigation provides critical subsurface and pavement condition information necessary for determining appropriate rehabilitation methodologies, including mill and overlay specifications, pavement reconstruction areas, and site grading requirements. This is a federally funded project subject to Davis Bacon Wage rates, requiring certified payrolls from all contractors and subcontractors. The report serves as supporting technical documentation for the project, which encompasses not only taxilane rehabilitation but also minor site grading, surface drainage improvements, site restoration, and airfield pavement markings for the associated taxilane areas.