Joint venture partner with Austin Commercial and Alpha & Omega on DFW Airport's Terminal C and Terminal A work. · General contractor · Locations: TX
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DFW Airport, TX · Dallas–Fort Worth
DFW Airport – Terminal A Expansion
Azteca Enterprises's role: General contractor
An expansion of DFW Airport's Terminal A by about 140,000 square feet and five gates, built by a design-build joint venture of Austin Commercial, Azteca Enterprises and Alpha & Omega Industries.1,2
Full rebuild of DFW's busiest terminal while it stays open: more than 400 columns out, a raised roof, and a new modular pier of gates, in three phases. Design-build by the AAA joint venture (Austin Commercial, Azteca Enterprises, Alpha & Omega), about $3 billion.3,4
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