28-Attachment A - Construction Sign 2025 4x6.pdf
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- IFB-26-00398
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- Hillsborough County, Florida
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This is a construction sign attachment related to a road resurfacing project in Hillsborough County, Florida, administered by the county's Engineering and Operations Department. The document displays signage information for the Road Resurfacing project on 24th Street from E. College Avenue, a three-mile project encompassing condition inspection, routine repairs, preventative maintenance treatments, and road repaving. The project is scheduled for completion by mid-2026, with project oversight and inquiries directed to the Hillsborough County Board of County Commissioners at (813) 635-5400, with TTY services available at 711.
The project is funded through HCFL.gov and is part of the broader Roadway Pavement Preservation Program. The estimated total project cost is $3,565,776. While this attachment specifically references the 24th Street project, the related contract opportunity for Intersection Improvements at East County Line Road at Grand Hampton Drive is valued at $1,239,930.07 and includes a Small Business Enterprise (SBE) participation goal of 5% for subcontractor involvement. Both projects fall under Hillsborough County jurisdiction in Tampa, Florida, and are administered by the county's Engineering and Operations Department.
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Road Resurfacing: 24th St.- E. College Ave. Optional third line This three mile project is part of the Roadway Pavement Preservation Program, which includes condition inspection, routine repairs, preventative maintenance treatments and road repaving.
Cost: $3,565,776
Completion Date: Mid 2026
Funded by:
HCFL.gov
Approved by the Board of County Commissioners
For information call (813) 635-5400 Hearing /Voice Impaired Call: 711
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