Kingsfield_ROW_Map_4.pdf

This is a right-of-way mapping document for Escambia County, Florida's West Kingsfield Road (CR 186) Extension project, a 2.1-mile roadway extension from realigned Beulah Road near the Perdido Landfill to west of Feldon Lane. The map identifies four parcels along West Kingsfield Road requiring survey work for setback determinations. Three parcels (1877, 1865, and 2025 W Kingsfield) require surveys to establish front and side yard setbacks, and one parcel will be split by the new right-of-way. The document indicates the proposed right-of-way alignment and property boundaries critical to the preliminary engineering and environmental analysis phase. Escambia County is seeking a Florida Department of Transportation pre-qualified consulting engineering firm to conduct the Project Development & Environment (PD&E) study, with the Request for Qualifications released on October 22, 2025, questions due by November 17, 2025, and proposals required by November 24, 2025, at 10:00 am. The proposed roadway will feature two lanes with both urban and rural typical sections, including 6-foot sidewalks, curb and gutter, 12-foot travel lanes, and paved shoulders.

The mapping documentation demonstrates complex parcel configurations and setback considerations that will inform the PD&E study's environmental assessment and land use analysis. Consultant proposals will be evaluated across five criteria—experience with PD&E studies, pedestrian safety expertise, stormwater and drainage analysis, team member roles and expertise, and recent project experience—each worth 20 points for a total of 100 possible points. No explicit set-aside designations or budget ranges are specified in the available documentation. Respondents must submit comprehensive documentation including insurance certificates, E-Verify certification, anti-human trafficking affidavit, sworn statements, and conflict of interest forms. The project appears to be funded through standard county and transportation department channels, with detailed environmental and terrain analysis required given the presence of wetlands and varied property boundaries evident in the comprehensive mapping materials.