Project Description
South Gulf Cove has four (4) bridges needing design and construction services to implement the FDOT maintenance and repair items for each of the respective bridges. The design services shall also include designing ADA-compliant sidewalks across each of the bridges. The sidewalk design shall include transitions from the bridges to the existing sidewalks including the traverse of intersecting roadways.
Project Location
All four bridges are located in South Gulf Cove-
#014053 is located on Keystone Boulevard over the Santa Cruz Waterway
#014054 is located on Appleton Boulevard over the Santa Cruz Waterway
#014055 is located on Keystone Boulevard over the President's Waterway
#014056 is located on Ingraham Boulevard over the President's Waterway
Location Map Attached
Latest Updates
Upcoming Project Activities - Construction March 2025
Construction complete on -
Appleton Boulevard over the Santa Cruz Waterway (#014054)
Keystone Boulevard over the Santa Cruz Waterway (#014053)
Keystone Boulevard over President's Waterway (#014055)
Construction has started on the final bridge Ingraham Boulevard over the President's Waterway (#014056) and is closed to all traffic from March 10, 2025, through June 8, 2025.
You might have noticed at each of the bridges that the County has hired a consultant to exclude bats from under the bridges. The consultant has recently installed bat houses at each bridge so the bats being excluded can go to the bat houses.
Budget
Phase | Cost |
---|---|
Design | $199,895 |
Construction | $4,590,209.62 |
Schedule
Phase | Estimated Start Date | Forecast Completion | Actual Completion |
---|---|---|---|
Design Development | 08/26/2021 | 08/28/2023 | 10/11/2023 |
Construction | 05/20/2024 | 06/08/2025 |
Supporting Materials
Project Phase
Construction
Last Updated
03/14/2025
Project Manager
Kelly Slaughter
Public Relations
Chad Ray
Email Public Relations
Project Number
2021000302
Sponsor Department
Public Works
Design Engineer/Architect
Bridging Solutions
Construction Contractor
Thomas Marine Construction