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- Quintette Road-95A Alignment - Design Services State and local contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- PD 24-25.107
- Issued by
- Escambia County, Florida
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The file is an aerial exhibit image related to the Quintette Road-95A Alignment Design Services project for Escambia County, Florida. The Escambia County Engineering Department is seeking engineering and construction planning services to realign Quintette Road, which currently has an offset of approximately 115 feet between its east and west portions. The project aims to improve traffic safety and flow by developing construction plans that include a new traffic signal and a westbound right turn lane onto CR 95A. The selected consultant will be responsible for public input, surveying, construction plan preparation, permitting, bidding assistance, and limited project construction oversight.
The project will be funded through a combination of Local Option Sales Tax (LOST IV) and Florida Department of Transportation Regional Incentive Program (TRIP) funds. The design portion will be financed exclusively by LOST IV, while construction will utilize both funding sources. The project represents a targeted infrastructure improvement initiative focused on enhancing transportation efficiency and safety in the Escambia County area, with a comprehensive approach to road alignment and traffic management.
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Other files for this state and local contract opportunity
| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| Quintette_Road-95A_Alignment_-_Design_Services.pdf | ||
| Manual_on_Uniform_Traffic_Control_Devices_(MUTCD)_-_FHWA.html | HTML file | |
| FDOT.mhtml | MHTML file | |
| Escambia_County_Technical_Specifications_07.01.2020.pdf | ||
| 2-5-2024_Escambia_BOCC_Board_Minutes.pdf | ||
| FDOT_TRIP_Application_-_STAMPED.pdf |
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