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November 8, 2026

LeChase Completes First 700-Cubic-Yard Concrete Pour at Syracuse Airport Facility

Construction Owners Editorial Team

Highlights

  • LeChase Construction Services completed the first major concrete pour at the Syracuse Regional Airport Authority's Consolidated Rental Car Facility (ConRAC) project.
  • The pour involved approximately 700 cubic yards of concrete.
  • It marks the first of nearly 15 planned pours for the project's structural cast-in-place concrete deck.
  • LeChase is serving as the general contractor through its Central New York office.

LeChase Construction Services has completed the first major concrete pour for the Syracuse Regional Airport Authority's Consolidated Rental Car Facility (ConRAC) project in Syracuse, New York. The 700-cubic-yard placement marks an important construction milestone as work progresses on the facility's structural concrete deck.

The company's self-perform crews carried out the concrete placement as part of its general contracting responsibilities through the Central New York office.

Structural Concrete Work Advances

The initial 700-cubic-yard pour represents the first of nearly 15 concrete placements planned for the project's structural cast-in-place deck. The work will support the development of the facility's structural framework as construction advances.

LeChase's self-perform teams are directly involved in executing the concrete work, contributing construction expertise and coordination to the project.

LeChase Leads Airport Facility Construction

LeChase is serving as the general contractor for the Syracuse Regional Airport Authority project. The ConRAC facility is part of the airport's broader infrastructure development programme.

The completion of the first concrete pour establishes progress toward the remaining structural concrete work planned for the project.

Why It Matters

The milestone demonstrates progress on a major airport infrastructure project and highlights the role of specialised self-perform construction teams in delivering complex structural work. The facility will contribute to the continued development of Syracuse's airport infrastructure.

Source: Le Chase.

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