CR 297A Widening & Drainage (ECRP to Muscogee Road)

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CR 297A Widening & Drainage (ECRP to Muscogee Road)

This project consists of widening the existing travel lanes to 12' and adding 5' paved shoulders. Drainage improvements will be included that may consist of replacing driveway pipes, and in some locations curbing and drainage inlets.

Milestones

Milestone	Date	Notes
Warranty Completion/Warranty Dates		Anticipated: May 2022 through May 2024
Construction Final Completion	5/26/2022
Construction 75% Complete	3/4/2022
Construction 50% Complete	2/11/2022
Construction 25% Complete	12/31/2021
Construction Notice to Proceed	3/1/2021	Construction delayed due to material delivery. Construction resumed 10-06-21.
Construction Award	1/21/2021	Panhandle Grading & Paving
Bid Opening	12/3/2020
Construction Advertisement Date	11/5/2020
100% Design Plans	9/9/2020	Scope and Design Changes
90% Design Plans	11/13/2017	Scope and Design Changes
60% Design Plans	1/9/2017
30% Design Plans	3/1/2016

Last Updated:

Waterline relocation completed.
West side of stormwater drainage completed.
Contractor 25% complete on east side stormwater drainage.
Repaving of Louis Street southbound lane from Washington to Booker Street under construction.
Street widening and surface drainage complete along north-bound lane of 297A from Escambia County Road Prison to Booker Street.
Substantial completion date is 4/28/22. Contract completion date is 5/28/22.

Project Manager:

Mark Soltero

Office Phone:

850-595-3738

Architect/Engineer:

Rebol-Battle

Contractor:

Panhandle Grading & Paving

District:

District 5

Funded:

Yes

Funding Sources:

L.O.S.T.

Sponsoring Division:

Engineering - Construction Management

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