Whiteman AFB – Construct Flightline Fuel System Facilities
Argus Consulting provided multidisciplinary engineering design services for flightline fueling infrastructure improvements at Whiteman Air Force Base, Missouri. Working in support of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Kansas City District, the project involved the planning and design of enhancements to aircraft and ground vehicle fueling facilities while integrating with existing installation infrastructure.
The project required coordination across multiple engineering disciplines to deliver fuel system improvements that support safe, efficient, and reliable base operations. Design services included fuel distribution infrastructure, utility integration, environmental protection measures, site improvements, and supporting operational facilities.
Key project features included:
- Flightline fueling infrastructure improvements
- Fuel storage, distribution, and dispensing systems
- Utility and controls integration
- Environmental protection and spill containment measures
- Pavement and access improvements
- Supporting electrical and mechanical systems
- Multidiscipline engineering coordination
- Design solutions accommodating ongoing installation operations
Argus worked closely with project stakeholders to develop a maintainable and resilient design that meets current federal and military design standards while supporting long-term mission requirements.
