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What we can do...

Proven track record:

The expertise of delivering several airfield renovation projects at Brussels Airport is now bundled in a proven framework
With the renovation of 3 runways, 2 major aprons and several taxiways in the past years, we have a proven track record of safely delivering multi-million infrastructure projects on time and within budget in a complex operational environment
We find the right balance between the best technical solution and minimal operational impact without having to concede on safety and security
Our experts have both the explicit knowledge captured through our framework, but more importantly the tacit knowledge that makes the difference in project delivery

What we can offer:

We can guide your airfield renovation through the appropriate approval steps of your company through our general project management
We can assess both what is required and how the best solution looks like, as aiding on how to do it
Starting from the asset management (or capacity) trigger with a feasibility study through concept analysis and preliminary technical design to the detailed design, procurement process and execution of the works: we are able to provide the whole package as focussing on one of these aspects
We possess the technical knowledge of specific airfield assets such as runways, taxiways and aprons and all linked airport technologies. This ranges from the infrastructure side to the airfield lighting system
Designing the right technical solution for your airfield renovation in line with EASA regulations
We have the right experts to assess the operational impact and minimise the impact of executing an airfield renovation in an operational airport environment
We know how to mitigate the risks associated with executing works on the airfield so these can be executed safely without incidents
Managing the stakeholders that are impacted by or might influence your project has proven to be an important aspect of any airfield renovation requiring expert advisory.

Security design:

Assessment of regulations, best industry practices and company requirements
Assessment of security maturity of the organisation and its operations
Audits and security assessments
Analysis of infrastructure and equipment (e.g. screening technology, perimeter protection, etc.)
Measurement of security performance
Creation of incident reporting

Security improvements:

Creation of a security-driven culture within your organization
Support in reinforcing security by analysing new opportunities and technologies
Establishment of a Business Continuity Plan (BCP) and a Disaster Recovery Plan (DRP)
Anticipating regulatory future requirements and driving necessary changes
Development of a continuous improvement and learning process