AA builds $45 million Ground Equipment Maintenance structure at O’Hare

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An image posted May 1 on the FH Paschen/SN Nielsen Facebook page by project manager Mike Clementi showing work on the O'Hare Airport Maintenance Complex Expansion Project (AMC). Precast walls were to go up by the end of May.

Chicago has issued a $45 million building permit to American Airlines (AA) to construct a new Ground Equipment Maintenance (GEM) structure at O’Hare Airport.

The permit says the building will be two one-story wings of work bays serving AA and Envoy Groups, with a middle business area sandwiched between the work bays.

General contractor F.H. Paschen/S.N. Nielson has done much work for American Airlines and other O’Hare Airport projects.

Subcontractors for the project include: Electrical — Block Electric Company; masonry — All Masonry Const. Co. Inc.; plumbing — Abitua Plumbing, Inc.; refrigeration and ventilation — Roberts Environmental Control.

F.H. Paschen/S.N. Nielson is also building a new $18 million Airport Maintenance Complex (AMC) annex building at the airport for the Chicago Department of Aviation (CDA) to house snow removal equipment.

The new 90,000-sq. ft. building is being erected next to the existing AMC on O’Hare’s south airfield.

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