Bob Sikes Fishing Pier - Pensacola Beach

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Bob Sikes Fishing Pier - Pensacola Beach

The Bob Sikes Fishing Pier project on Pensacola Beach will be partially funded by

Natural Resource Damage Assessment and Restoration (NRDA) and will include ADA compliant pedestrian railing, deck lighting and informational/educational signage. A Resources and Ecosystems Sustainability, Tourist Opportunities, and Revived Economies of the Gulf Coast (RESTORE) grant will fund structural repairs.

Grant funding sources are being considered for rehabilitation or replacement.

Milestones

Milestone	Date	Notes
60% Design Plans	2/28/2025	Public Information Meeting 4/10/25
Construction Final Completion		To Be Determined
Construction 50% Complete		To Be Determined
Construction 25% Complete		To Be Determined
Construction Notice to Proceed		TBD
Construction Award		TBD
Bid Opening	7/27/2026	TBD
Permit Acquisition	4/9/2026	ACOE PERMIT RECEIVED / FDEP ERP EXEMPTION: 3/03/2025
30% Design Plans	7/30/2024
Design Award	5/20/2024
90% Design Plans	8/29/2025
A/E Fee Negotiation	5/3/2024
A/E Shortlisting	4/25/2024
Bid Opening		To Be Determined
100% Design Plans	2/26/2026

Last Updated:

FUNDED BY: RESTORE AND NRDA GRANTS

Project Manager:

Dmitrii Trokhin

Cell Phone:

850-503-0016

Architect/Engineer:

Mott MacDonald

Contractor:

To Be Determined

District:

District 4

Funded:

Yes

Sponsoring Division:

Engineering - Construction Management

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