Italian Air Force Cervia

The project is an infrastructural upgrade at Cervia Airport, specifically for the 15th Wing of the Italian Air Force. This intervention is related to the relocation of the command of an S.L.O. (Operational Logistics Systems) group.

Main Goals:

• Adaptation of the Artifact: The project involves structural changes to adapt an existing artifact to new operational needs, specifically to accommodate the S.L.O. group command.
• Detailed Design: An executive design including plans and elevations of the design state is provided. This includes technical specifications regarding the materials to be used, such as 50-mm diameter round iron tubing, which is part of the planned structure.
• Involvement of Parties: The project is commissioned by the Ministry of Defense, with the Logistics Command of the Rome Infrastructure Service as the contracting entity. The designated contractor is CO.GE.BEN. SRLS, while the design was supervised by engineer Francesco Sarpi Montella.

Operational Context:

The project is part of the infrastructure operations and maintenance required to ensure the functionality of military facilities. These interventions are essential to maintain the operational efficiency and safety of Air Force installations.