International Parkway Right (IP Right)

International Parkway Right (IP Right) is a design-build project at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport that replaces roadway infrastructure serving Terminals A,B,C, and E, which has reached the end of its service life. The project converts the existing left-hand exit flyover bridges to right-hand exits. This change improves safety by better matching driver expectations, reduces construction impacts on passengers, and modernizes the International Parkway corridor. 

Dikita provides quality assurance inspection and traffic studies for the project. 

Quality Assurance Inspection 

Dikita provides QA inspection across the project’s major scope elements, including: 

• Conversion of left-hand exits to right-hand exits, including construction of 12 new bridges founded on drilled shafts and removal of existing flyover bridges 

• Construction of associated roadway and ramp connectors 

• Removal and replacement of the North Airfield Drive Bridge over International Parkway 

• Installation of cast-in-place (CIP) and mechanically stabilized earth (MSE) retaining walls, including hybrid MSE walls on drilled shaft foundations 

• 44 MSE walls, some of them are hybrid type MSE walls with drilled shaft foundations 

• Replacement of 72 high mast lights with a new LED lighting system, including poles with motorized lowerable light rings, power pads, duct banks, conductors, and pull-box plazas 

• Replacement, rerouting, and repair of existing utilities within the project footprint 

• Storm sewer modifications to match the new roadway configuration 

Traffic Studies 

Dikita’s traffic engineering work supports safe and efficient operations throughout construction, including: 

• Development of High Injury Network maps 

• Speed studies within the construction limits for high traffic events like the 2026 FIFA Games in Dallas, TX 

• Calibrated traffic models to evaluate and optimize traffic operations