Tag Archives: Fuel Farm

The next phase of the Upper Cumberland Regional Airport fuel project kicked off Thursday. Airport Manager Dean Selby said he met with the contractor for a pre-construction session outlining the expectations. “The most difficult thing that I have been hearing from them are supply chain issues,” Selby said. “They have a projected date but as we all know in every ... Read More »

The Upper Cumberland Regional Airport Board approved raising its portion of funding on the latest fuel farm phase. Airport Manager Dean Selby said that because bids for tank design and installation came in roughly $300,000 more than projected. The airport upped its share of the costs to 20 percent. Selby said now the airport needs T-DOT Aeronautics help combating rising ... Read More »

The Warren County Memorial Airport has a new manager in John Baugh. Baugh said he wants to continue focusing on safety, services and maintaining a friendly atmosphere. Baugh said he also hopes to strengthen the assets the airport has to offer as an alternative to Nashville. “As we grow we want to grow our capabilities and our market share,” Baugh ... Read More »

Upper Cumberland Regional Airport will move to phase two of its fuel farm project. The Airport board approved a $362,500 bid to install power lines for the pump, construct a maintenance building, and build foundations for the tanks. Thatcher Sales & Erectors submitted the low bid. Construction expected to begin this summer. Manager Dean Selby said the new fuel tanks ... Read More »

The Upper Cumberland Regional Airport will begin accepting bids for a fuel tank farm May 26. Engineer Richard Rinks said the airport needs the tank farm to store extra fuel. Increased air traffic at the airport has increased the demand. At least three stages are involved in this project process. Rinks said power lines will be installed to provide enough ... Read More »