The Tocumen International Airport project consisted of a new 116,000 square-meters terminal expansion with 20 new gates which included the rehabilitation study of the apron, taxiways, and runways. The scope of work consisted of the preparation of an engineering study to evaluate options for the rehabilitation and/or reconstruction of both Runways 03R-21L & 03L-21R. This also encompassed improvements to the airport landside transportation network, civil and utility works for the new south terminal expansion project, and the addition of a signature terminal building with related landside multimodal transportation facilities. This facility included 4 miles of roadway corridor, terminal upper and lower vehicular drives, two roundabouts, and a partial cloverleaf interchange with existing highway system. Additionally, the provision of an integrated ground transportation system to merge new and existing terminal roadways, service roads, bus terminal, cargo and delivery area, rental car, and parking facilities was included.
