This 2013 report from the National Academies provides updated guidelines for airport sound insulation programs (SIPs), helping airport sponsors manage the process of reducing aircraft noise in homes, schools, hospitals, and other noise-sensitive buildings. It covers key topics such as construction contracting, federal funding requirements, and best practices for working with homeowners and contractors on government-funded renovation projects. The guidelines are intended for use by airport staff, consultants, and FAA offices in developing compliant noise compatibility programs.Open full document
Notes
ACRP Report 89 provides updated guidelines for sound insulation of residential and other noise-sensitive buildings near airports, intended for use by airport and non-airport sponsors. The report covers program management, construction contracting, and compliance with FAA Noise Compatibility Program and Airport Improvement Program funding requirements. It addresses the unique challenges of administering sound insulation programs, including third-party contractor relationships, competitive bidding, and federal procurement requirements.