Name
American Infrastructure Development, Inc.
What We Do
American Infrastructure Development, Inc. (AID) has spent nearly two decades doing one thing exceptionally well: helping airports take flight. Founded in 2009 and proudly headquartered in Tampa, with offices stretching across Florida, Washington, D.C., and St. Croix, USVI, AID has become a go-to partner for airports of every size and shape, from bustling international hubs to the regional fields that keep communities connected.

Architecture. Engineering. Planning. Construction management. AID brings it all under one roof, which is exactly why clients call us their one-stop shop. Over 100 airports across the United States and the Caribbean have trusted AID to handle everything from the runway to the terminal curb, and just about everything in between. We've also been honored to serve those who serve our country, providing civil engineering services to military installations including MacDill Air Force Base.

So what makes AID different? We're boutique by design and white-glove by default. Our team is big enough to tackle complex, multi-phase programs, but small enough that every client gets the personal attention they deserve. No layers. No runaround. Just a tight-knit team of aviation professionals who genuinely care about the outcome.

Our mission is simple and we mean every word of it: Quality, Service, and Integrity on every project, regardless of size. That same spirit extends well beyond the jobsite. AID is deeply committed to giving back, and we've made it a tradition to support non-profit organizations throughout the communities we call home.

For nearly two decades, AID has been quietly building something special in the aviation industry. We're proud to be a First Class sponsor of the Florida Airports Council 2026 Annual Conference, and even prouder to stand alongside the airport professionals shaping the future of flight in Florida and beyond.
Phone
813-374-2200
Address
3810 Northdale Boulevard Suite 170
Tampa, FL 33624
United States

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