EXHIBIT_B-_Typical_Section_PER_November_2019_FDOT.pdf

This is an exhibit document from the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) showing a typical roadway section design standard as of November 2019. The document serves as a technical reference for engineering design standards and specifications applicable to transportation infrastructure projects in Florida.

The exhibit provides standardized cross-sectional details and design parameters for roadway construction, including lane widths, shoulder dimensions, pavement structure, drainage considerations, and other geometric requirements. These specifications establish the baseline engineering standards that proposers and contractors must follow when designing and constructing state-funded transportation projects in Florida. The document functions as a compliance reference tool to ensure consistency and quality across FDOT-funded projects, including the West Bay Parkway Engineering Design Services project, which requires survey, geotechnical analysis, roadway design, preliminary bridge design, stormwater design, and right-of-way identification for a new two-lane roadway with shared use path crossing the intercoastal waterway. The typical section standards outlined in this exhibit would directly inform the engineering design submissions required from qualified firms responding to the West Bay Parkway solicitation, ensuring all design proposals align with established FDOT geometric and structural requirements for the project extending from the US Highway 98 powerline easement north to the Bay County line.