Detroit Boulevard Corridor

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Detroit Boulevard Corridor

The Detroit Boulevard Corridor project includes the following safety improvements: widening the existing roadway, adding paved shoulders, improving drainage, adding turn lanes at specific intersections, adding pedestrian access routes, and replacing both bridges at the Cove and Detroit intersections.

The project has been segmented into the four (4) phases listed below:

Phase 1: Detroit Blvd at Pine Forest Road Intersection (Complete)

Phase 2: Detroit Blvd and Cove Ave Bridge Replacements (Complete)

Phase 3: Pine Forest Road to West of Cove Avenue

Phase 4: Cove Avenue to US 29 & Detroit Blvd at US 29 Intersection (FDOT)

Milestones

Milestone	Date	Notes
Construction 50% Complete	9/18/2023
Warranty Completion/Warranty Dates		ANTICIPATED: SEPTEMBER 2023- 2025
Warranty Completion/Warranty Dates		11/15/23 - 11/14/25
Construction Final Completion	11/14/2023
Construction Notice to Proceed	12/5/2022
Construction Award	9/7/2022
Bid Opening	8/4/2022
Construction Advertisement Date	6/28/2022
100% Design Plans	2/28/2022
30% Design Plans	3/24/2016	Scope and Design Changes
60% Design Plans	11/5/2020	Scope and Design Changes
Design Notice to Proceed	12/16/2013

Last Updated:

Project Manager:

Denise Brewer

Office Phone:

850-595-0793

Cell Phone:

850-418-8246

Architect/Engineer:

Mott MacDonald

Contractor:

TBD

District:

District 3

Funded:

Yes

Funding Sources:

L.O.S.T.

Sponsoring Division:

Engineering - Construction Management

Date Completed:

11/14/2023

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