Balfour Beatty has secured a £82.5 million contract to develop engineering and training facilities at RAF Marham in Norfolk.
The project is being carried out in preparation for the arrival of the UK's new F-35 Lightning II aircraft in 2018.
The firm will build three new facilities on behalf of BAE systems; an Integrated Training Centre, a logistics Operations Centre, and a maintenance and finishing Facility
The company will use digital tools throughout the development of the 25,000m2 project, including 4D modelling and BIM.
Dean Banks, Balfour Beatty MD of UK Construction, said: "Our proven expertise in defence and aviation means that we have developed technically advanced delivery solutions that will help to ensure that RAF Marham's operational capability is maintained throughout our construction activities on base."
Work is due to begin in April 2016, with completed scheduled for summer 2018.
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