HOME ABOUT US MATERIALS SERVICES PROJECTS SAFETY CAREERS CONTACT BWI Airport - Midfield Rehabilitation Project 2020 Maryland Quality Asphalt Pavement Award Winner The Midfield Taxilane Rehabilitation project for The Maryland Aviation Administration at BWI Airport closed out at a total of $11,309,000.00. Our collective team was able to complete this 353 Calendar Day project 23 Calendar Days early, with up to five dedicated crews working together on site throughout the project. This project consisted of 107,500 SY of milling/pavement removal, 44,800 tons of asphalt paving, 13,500 SY of concrete pavement, a new taxiway lighting system, and taxiway pavement markings. SAFETY. EXCELLENCE. INNOVATION. TEAMWORK. In 1885, twenty years after the final battle of the Civil War, Baltimore was in the midst of a civic and industrial rebirth. Recovering from the economic paralysis of the war, the city expanded its borders, diversified its interests, and looked to the energy of the entrepreneurial class to shape the future of the city’s fortunes. Patrick Flanigan, an Irish immigrant, armed with just a few tools and a vision for his American dream, began a small contracting business in Baltimore. 2444 Loch Raven Road, Baltimore, MD, 21218 410.467.5900 410.467.3127 info@pflanigan.com Privacy Policy

HOME ABOUT US MATERIALS SERVICES PROJECTS SAFETY CAREERS CONTACT North Avenue Corridor Improvements PROJECT DETAILS An ongoing project, the North Avenue Corridor Improvements is the revitalization of 5.5 miles of streets for the traveling public, featuring dedicated bike and bus lanes with Maryland’s first ‘Red Asphalt’. Besides colorful asphalt and MMA coating, the project also includes new storm drain features, pedestrian lighting, traffic signals, concrete and ADA repairs, roadway reconstruction and resurfacing, pavement markings, and landscaping. SAFETY. EXCELLENCE. INNOVATION. TEAMWORK. In 1885, twenty years after the final battle of the Civil War, Baltimore was in the midst of a civic and industrial rebirth. Recovering from the economic paralysis of the war, the city expanded its borders, diversified its interests, and looked to the energy of the entrepreneurial class to shape the future of the city’s fortunes. Patrick Flanigan, an Irish immigrant, armed with just a few tools and a vision for his American dream, began a small contracting business in Baltimore. 2444 Loch Raven Road, Baltimore, MD, 21218 410.467.5900 410.467.3127 info@pflanigan.com Privacy Policy