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AviationWith increased air traffic and security/safety measures, modernization of our airports is essential to keep people moving freely and on time. Chicago, known for its busy airports, is a major hub for airline travel and shipments. From runway work to public areas, from signage to security systems, Divane Bros. Electric Co. is at the core of the modernization and traffic flow of Chicagoland and Indiana airports. |
O'Hare FieldDivane Bros. Electric Co. assisted in the design and implemented the FAA required security guidelines for the airside/landside access system. Divane Bros. Electric Co. installed miles of excavated duct, power and fiber optic cable as well as card readers, CCTV cameras, security sensors to all doors, portals, and gates permitting access from the public areas to the airside operations area. Divane Bros. Electric Co. also assisted in the construction of a Taut Wire Perimeter Detection System, which spans almost 30,000 feet of O'Hare's West and Northwest perimeters. This system detects, alerts, and pinpoints potential intruders along the airport's less traveled areas. Other Completed Projects:
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Midway AirportDivane Bros. Electric Co. has been an integral part to both airside and terminal re-development at Chicago's Midway Airport. The airport wide installation of the initial Airfield Access Control System, the complete implementation of the FAA mandated Airfield Guidance Signs, and the numerous runway and taxiway lighting installations are all examples of Divane's contribution to the modernization of Chicago's South-side airport. Other Completed Projects:
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Federal Aviation AdministrationDivane Bros. Electric Co. has, and continues to provide electrical services for the Federal Aviation Administration in and around the Chicagoland area. Some of the projects successfully completed are:
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Indianapolis AirportThe Indianapolis Airport Authority is in the early development of the construction of a new Mid-Field Terminal. Divane Bros Electric Co. is nearing the completion of Phase I Duct Bank Relocation. This work will clear the way for development of the new terminal at the Indianapolis International Airport. Over 250,000' of conduit in 35,000' of concrete encased duct bank, along with over 100 pre-cast concrete structures have been installed to accommodate the miles of cable required to maintain operations at the airport throughout the future expansion. |