Interstate Circle Bridge #484071 Replacement (Over Eight Mile Creek)

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Interstate Circle Bridge #484071 Replacement (Over Eight Mile Creek)

The Interstate Circle Bridge #484071 over Eight Mile Creek Bridge Replacement project is a Locally Funded Agreement with Florida Department of Transportation that will replace the existing outdated wooden structure with a new span bridge. The new bridge number is 484306.

There was a design change from a box culvert to a bridge span design that restarted the project schedule. During construction, the bridge is closed, however Interstate Circle will be open to local traffic only.

Milestones

Milestone	Date	Notes
Warranty Completion/Warranty Dates
Construction Final Completion		ANTICIPATED: JUNE 2025
Construction 75% Complete	1/31/2025
Construction 50% Complete	10/31/2024
Construction 25% Complete	8/30/2024
Construction Notice to Proceed	4/23/2024
Construction Award	3/19/2024
Bid Opening	2/29/2024
Permit Acquisition	10/13/2023
Property Acquisition		Underway.
100% Design Plans	5/16/2024
60% Design Plans	4/25/2022
30% Design Plans	4/14/2021
Design Notice to Proceed	10/8/2020
Design Award	10/8/2020
A/E Fee Negotiation	7/1/2020
A/E Presentations/Selection	6/8/2020
BCC Project Approval	6/4/2020
A/E Shortlisting	4/27/2020
RLI Advertised	3/30/2020
A/E Selection Process Start	2/4/2020

Last Updated:

Project Manager:

China Watson-Ball

Cell Phone:

850-977-6232

Architect/Engineer:

Graves, USA

Contractor:

MURPHREE BRIDGE COMPANY

District:

District 5

Funded:

Yes

Funding Sources:

L.O.S.T. , FDOT

Sponsoring Division:

Engineering - Construction Management

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