O.C. Phillips Road Bridge (#484029) Replacement

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O.C. Phillips Road Bridge (#484029) Replacement

The O. C. Philips Road Bridge over Brushy Creek, located in District 5, provides access to residents traveling between South Pineville Road and County Road 97-A.

This project will replace the current bridge with a new bridge. The bridge design review (BDR) will determine the type of replacement structure that will be selected.

A temporary bridge will be utilized as a bypass during the bridge replacement construction to prevent a lengthy detour.

Milestones

Milestone	Date	Notes
Construction Notice to Proceed	1/5/2026
Construction Award	11/6/2025	Construction and CEI
A/E Presentations/Selection	9/10/2025	CEI Selection for RE-DESIGN
Bid Opening	9/2/2025
A/E Shortlisting	8/8/2025	CEI for RE-DESIGN
Construction Advertisement Date	6/25/2025
Construction Final Completion		ANTICIPATED: OCTOBER 2027
Bid Opening	9/2/2025
Permit Acquisition	5/15/2023
100% Design Plans	2/10/2025	RE-DESIGN
90% Design Plans	5/3/2024
60% Design Plans	1/30/2020
30% Design Plans	11/14/2019
Design Notice to Proceed	3/20/2019
Design Award	3/18/2019
A/E Fee Negotiation	12/20/2018
RLI Advertised	7/7/2025	CEI - for RE-DESIGN
A/E Selection Process Start	10/30/2017
BCC Project Approval	9/9/2017	Florida Department of Transportation Local Agency Partnership Agreement (FDOT/LAP)

Last Updated:

PENDING ITEMS:

$2M RESTORE FUNDING DECISION IN PROCESS

Project Manager:

Timothy Carden

Architect/Engineer:

CONSOR ENGINEERS, LLC.

Contractor:

TBD

District:

District 5

Funded:

Yes

Funding Sources:

L.O.S.T. , FDOT

Sponsoring Division:

Engineering - Construction Management

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