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This is an aerial view map image file related to a disaster recovery construction project administered by the Clay County Board of County Commissioners in Florida. The Washington Avenue Box Culvert Restoration Project involves the removal and replacement of reinforced concrete box culvert sections and associated concrete appurtenances damaged by Hurricane Milton (FEMA-4834-DR-FL), along with restoration of supporting embankment material and repair or replacement of roadway, drainage, and other improvements affected by the hurricane damage. The project is designed to restore the facility to its pre-disaster design, function, hydraulic capacity, and structural integrity within the existing footprint. Bids are due September 14, 2026. The map provides an aerial perspective of the project site to assist bidders in understanding the location and scope of the Washington Avenue Box Culvert and surrounding area.

This project is federally funded disaster recovery work that triggers Davis-Bacon wage rate requirements and compliance with 2 CFR Part 200. Performance and payment bonds are required from contractors. Contractors must submit W-9 forms, certificates of partial and final payment, and warranty letters as specified in the RFB documents. Bidders are prohibited from contacting Board members, County employees, the Evaluation Committee, or County agents during the RFB period and any subsequent protest period; all inquiries must be submitted through the Question and Answer tab. Davis-Bacon wage tables for July 2026 and federal compliance appendices are included in the project documentation.