Civil & Underground Infrastructure

The physical foundation behind reliable airfield systems

Midland Airfield Systems provides civil and underground infrastructure supporting airfield electrical, control, communications, and aircraft arresting systems.

From duct banks, conduits, handholes, and equipment foundations to drainage improvements, utility trenches, pavement restoration, and equipment shelters, we coordinate the supporting infrastructure required for safe, maintainable, and long-term airfield performance.

Our integrated approach helps ensure that civil construction is aligned with the electrical equipment, communications pathways, control interfaces, and operational requirements it is intended to support.

Our Capabilities
Underground Electrical and Communications Infrastructure

Airfield systems depend on protected and maintainable pathways for power, control, and communications.

Midland supports:

  • Electrical duct banks
  • Underground conduit systems
  • Fiber-optic and communications pathways
  • Direct-buried and concrete-encased conduit
  • Handholes, manholes, and pull boxes
  • Cable-routing and separation coordination
  • Utility crossings
  • Equipment stub-ups and terminations
  • Spare pathways for future expansion
  • Identification, labeling, and underground utility documentation

Infrastructure is coordinated with airfield lighting circuits, control networks, electrical vaults, arresting systems, and other field equipment.

Equipment Foundations, Pads, and Pits

Airfield equipment requires stable, properly located, and accessible supporting structures.

Capabilities may include:

  • Concrete equipment pads
  • Electrical and control-panel foundations
  • Lighting-vault equipment bases
  • Arresting-system foundations and anchor points
  • Equipment pits and access structures
  • Hydraulics and mechanical-equipment supports
  • Bollards and equipment protection
  • Embedded conduit and grounding provisions
  • Structural modifications and rehabilitation
  • Grading and access around equipment locations

Each installation is coordinated with equipment dimensions, access requirements, cable routing, drainage, and long-term maintenance needs.

Airfield Lighting Infrastructure

Midland supports the civil components associated with runway, taxiway, and visual-aid systems, including:

  • Lighting bases and cans
  • Conduit routes between fixtures
  • Transformer housings and pull points
  • Guidance-sign foundations
  • Wind-cone and beacon foundations
  • Approach-lighting structures
  • Equipment access areas
  • Shoulder and safety-area restoration
  • Existing-base rehabilitation
  • Removal and replacement of deteriorated infrastructure

Civil work is coordinated with the electrical installation to reduce conflicts between fixture locations, conduit paths, pavement conditions, and system layout.

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The infrastructure behind every connected airfield system.

Midland coordinates underground utilities, foundations, drainage, pavement, and equipment-support structures with the electrical, control, communications, and arresting systems they serve.