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 subsurface investigation findings through a systematic boring and sampling program. The document includes a boring location plan identifying eleven core sample locations (C1 through C11) and five California Bearing Ratio (CBR) test locations (CBR1 through CBR5) established across the taxilane area. Specific geographic coordinates are provided for each boring location, enabling precise site reference. Pavement core specimens were extracted and visually documented at depths ranging from surface level to approximately ten inches, with photographic evidence presented for cores C1 through C8 and C9 through C11, demonstrating the subsurface pavement composition and structural condition across the project site.

The geotechnical investigation serves as the foundational engineering analysis required to support design and rehabilitation specifications for the taxilane improvement project. The comprehensive boring and sampling program, including both pavement cores and CBR testing, provides critical soil and pavement data necessary for engineers to develop appropriate rehabilitation recommendations, material specifications, and construction methodologies. This technical documentation establishes baseline conditions and supports informed decision-making for the rehabilitation scope of work and project budget development.