EXHIBIT_B-_Typical_Section_PER_November_2019_FDOT.pdf

This is a technical exhibit document from the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) dated November 2019 depicting a typical roadway cross-section design standard. The document serves as a reference guide for engineering design specifications and appears to support the West Bay Parkway Engineering Design Services project, which involves designing a new two-lane roadway with a shared use path and preliminary bridge engineering across the Intracoastal Waterway in Bay County, Florida. The project extends from the powerline easement north of US Highway 98 to the Bay County/Walton County line, with its southern connection adjoining the existing West Bay Parkway constructed by the St. Joe Company. Engineering firms must be licensed to practice in Florida and certified by FDOT, with required submissions including survey, geotechnical analysis, roadway design, preliminary bridge design, stormwater design, and right-of-way identification. The solicitation was issued under Florida's Consultants' Competitive Negotiation Act (Chapter 287.055, Laws of Florida), with proposers evaluated on qualifications, relevant experience, understanding of project scope, and cost proposals.

The project is funded through the FDOT Transportation Regional Incentive Program (TRIP), with funding project number 453941-4-34-01 and Contract G3210. The typical section exhibit provides standardized design parameters and cross-sectional details that proposing firms must incorporate into their engineering design plans to ensure consistency with FDOT standards and specifications. This reference document establishes the baseline design criteria that qualified engineering consultants must follow when developing the complete engineering design package for the West Bay Parkway project.