Resurfacing SR 9 (I-95)

The Florida Department of Transportation is soliciting bids for milling, resurfacing, shoulder treatment, and guardrail work on I-95 (SR 9) under Proposal T2A90, with bids due and letting on December 2, 2026. The posting date is October 30, 2026. The jurisdiction field lists Marion County (FIPS 12083), while the work description places the project in Nassau County.

The project runs 1.950 miles from the Duval County Line to south of SR 200, including 1.890 miles of roadway and 0.060 miles of bridge work. Scope includes bridge deck expansion joint rehabilitation, asphalt milling of approximately 116,428 square yards, Superpave asphalt concrete placement of approximately 17,472 tons, guardrail installation and removal of approximately 13,893 linear feet, performance turf sodding, pavement markings, and thermoplastic line work. Traffic control quantities include 1,800 traffic control officer hours, 34,720 channelizing devices, and 388 portable changeable message signs. Environmental controls include 18,396 linear feet of sediment barrier and 55 inlet protection systems. The work is federally funded under designation D226021B and sits under Call Order 009 in District 02.

The proposal budget estimate is $6.12 million. The contract term is 180 days, with a 10-day execution period and a flexible start within 30 days of award.