Define the project before moving anything
A relocation plan begins with an inventory and condition review, not dismantling. Determine which components are included, the intended receiving site, the parties responsible for engineering and permits, and the proposed operating use.
For this opportunity, removal schedule and responsibility have not yet been confirmed. Those items should be addressed only in a formal acquisition discussion.
Coordinate specialized work
A proper plan may involve an engineer, installer or experienced air-structure contractor, rigging/removal crew, transport providers, site contractor, electrical/mechanical trades, and local authorities. Sequencing protects both the asset and the project schedule.
Document packing, labeling, inspection points, storage conditions, loading, and any required replacement or upgrade work.
Plan for reinstallation and operations
The receiving site must be assessed for layout, grade, retention/anchoring needs, utilities, access, code requirements, and weather design considerations. Recommissioning and staff operating procedures deserve attention before opening.
The Farmingdale dome can be discussed as an installed facility available for potential inspection; request acquisition information before assuming relocation feasibility.