Beach Haven NE Zone Drainage and Sewer Phase 2

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Beach Haven NE Zone Drainage and Sewer Phase 2

This District 2 project is the second phase of a 12-phase project as identified in the Beach Haven Sewer & Drainage Master Plan. The design is funded through a joint cost-sharing agreement with Emerald Coast Utilities Authority.

The Northeast Zone Phase 2 boundaries extend from Gulf Beach Highway on the south to Jones Swamp & Old Hickory Subdivision on the north, Fairfield Drive on the west and Decatur Avenue on the east. The project scope includes drainage enhancements, roadway reconstruction, resurfacing improvements, and construction of a community wastewater collection system.

Click here to watch the January 25, 2017, public meeting on this project.

Milestones

Milestone	Date	Notes
Warranty Completion/Warranty Dates		To Be Determined
Construction Final Completion		To Be Determined
Construction 75% Complete		To Be Determined
Construction 50% Complete		To Be Determined
Construction 25% Complete	6/30/2024
Construction Notice to Proceed	9/18/2023
Construction Award	6/8/2023
Bid Opening	4/21/2023
Construction Advertisement Date	4/7/2023
100% Design Plans	2/16/2023
90% Design Plans	3/1/2016
60% Design Plans	6/1/2014
Design Notice to Proceed	7/18/2012
Design Award	7/12/2012
A/E Fee Negotiation	6/20/2012
A/E Presentations/Selection	5/30/2012
A/E Shortlisting	5/16/2012
RLI Advertised	4/19/2012

Last Updated:

Project Manager:

Nick Chauvin

Office Phone:

850-595-3443

Architect/Engineer:

McKim & Creed - CEI: Mott MacDonald

Contractor:

Roads, Inc.

District:

District 2

Funded:

Yes

Funding Sources:

L.O.S.T.

Sponsoring Division:

Engineering - Construction Management

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