Resurfacing on SR-100

Florida Department of Transportation is requesting bids for resurfacing and related improvements on State Road 100 in Putnam County, spanning 18.726 miles from the Clay County Line to the St. Johns River Water Management District, with bids due October 28, 2026. The estimated contract value is $11,454,574 with a 300-day completion schedule and 10-day execution period.

The scope includes milling and resurfacing (376,168 square yards of asphalt milling at 2-inch average depth; 42,404.1 tons of friction-course asphalt concrete), shoulder treatment, drainage improvements (pipe culvert installations with optional materials and mitered end sections), base work, bridge deck expansion joint rehabilitation (644 linear feet), polymer nosing installation, guardrail installation (2,184 linear feet), performance turf sodding (66,800 square yards), highway signing, and pavement markings. Traffic control items are substantial, including 59,795 channelizing devices, 12,954 work zone signs, and 2,500 linear feet of temporary barrier. The project includes 0.082 miles of bridge work across the total 18.808-mile roadway length.

The contract is identified as Call Order 008, Proposal T2A86, with Federal Aid Number D226028B and Project Number 21001435201. The letting date is October 28, 2026. The Aquis/Flexible Start Time provision allows contractors 15 days of flexibility in project initiation. The project is funded through federal aid and state resources.