Gibson Road Bridge #484309 Replacement over Alligator Creek

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Gibson Road Bridge #484309 Replacement over Alligator Creek

The Gibson Road Bridge #484309 Replacement project is located over Alligator Creek in District 5, west of US 29, approximately 8.8 miles northwest of Molino. The existing functionally obsolete bridge has been reduced to one lane of traffic. The proposed 102’-1/2” long x 37’-7” wide replacement bridge will restore the two lanes of traffic. The bridge will be a three-span continuous flat-slab concrete structure. Associated roadway improvements on Gibson Road include two 15’ approach slabs, slope protections, drainage improvements, and guardrail improvements. Traffic control will include closing Gibson Road for the duration of the project under a local detour.

Milestones

Milestone	Date	Notes
Warranty Completion/Warranty Dates		ANTICIPATED: SEPTEMBER 2024 - 2026
Construction Final Completion		ANTICIPATED: SEPTEMBER 2024
Construction Notice to Proceed	11/27/2023
Construction Award	8/3/2023
Bid Opening	7/14/2023
Construction Advertisement Date	6/6/2023
Permit Acquisition	5/12/2023
100% Design Plans	5/23/2023
90% Design Plans	12/1/2022
60% Design Plans	9/8/2022
30% Design Plans	7/12/2022
Design Notice to Proceed	12/6/2021
Design Award	10/14/2021
A/E Fee Negotiation	7/18/2021
A/E Presentations/Selection	6/23/2021
A/E Shortlisting	6/16/2021
RLI Advertised	5/17/2021

Last Updated:

Project Manager:

Omer Eacret

Office Phone:

850-595-3562

Cell Phone:

850-554-3061

Architect/Engineer:

Mott MacDonald

Contractor:

R. J. Gorman

District:

District 5

Funded:

Yes

Funding Sources:

L.O.S.T.

Sponsoring Division:

Engineering - Construction Management

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