The project aims to design and construct a mounted static display of the T-1A aircraft at Laughlin Air Force Base, Texas, within the Ribas-Dominicci Circle. This undertaking involves developing complete design documents and executing construction activities to ensure the display is aesthetically and functionally aligned with existing displays. Key elements include site preparation, landscaping, lighting installation, and utility connections. The contractor is responsible for a design-build contract that incorporates comprehensive specifications consistent with various established guidelines and regulations. This involves conducting site investigations, ensuring compliance with local standards, and utilizing sustainable practices through xeriscaping and appropriate landscaping measures. The project schedule is divided into three Notices to Proceed (NTPs), covering design, pre-construction, and construction phases, with defined deliverables and review timelines for design submissions. The contractor must implement a traffic and laydown yard plan, maintain safety during construction, and ensure the site is restored to its original condition post-project. Furthermore, the final installation of the aircraft, which includes special provisions for its mounting and presentation, is coordinated with government oversight to meet operational and aesthetic standards, implying a strong emphasis on structural integrity, design conformity, and regulatory adherence throughout the project lifecycle.