Frank Reeder Road - Roadway Improvements

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Frank Reeder Road - Roadway Improvements

The Frank Reeder Road Roadway Improvements project is located west of Interstate 10 in District 1. Improvements begins 390' west of Beulah Road and continue east to the end of Frank Reeder Road.

This project will create a multi‐lane typical section with medians, landscape buffers, sidewalks, lighting, and drainage improvements to increase connectivity, access, and safety for the existing and future residents of Escambia County within the Beulah community. This project will accommodate the future commerce uses while balancing the needs of pedestrians to access the planned future amenities. Design will determine the right‐of‐way needs for this corridor and be coordinated with OLF‐8 Master Plan and Navy Federal master plan improvements.

Milestones

Milestone	Date	Notes
90% Design Plans		Anticipated be released following the May 23rd, 2024 (6:00 PM) Project Meeting to be held at Beulah Middle School.
100% Design Plans		ANTICIPATED: JUNE 2024
60% Design Plans	12/13/2023
30% Design Plans	9/20/2023
Design Notice to Proceed	10/12/2022
Design Award	9/22/2022	AMERICAN CONSULTING
A/E Fee Negotiation	8/18/2022
A/E Presentations/Selection	8/5/2022
A/E Shortlisting	6/29/2022
A/E Selection Process Start	7/22/2022
RLI Advertised	6/17/2022

Last Updated:

Project Manager:

Cory Roberts

Architect/Engineer:

American Consulting

Contractor:

To Be Determined

District:

District 1

Funded:

Design Only

Funding Sources:

L.O.S.T.

Sponsoring Division:

Engineering - Construction Management

Files

FrankReeder_Plans_60_Dec2023

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