Resurfacing: SR20 from Rowland to South Palm

The Florida Department of Transportation is requesting bids for resurfacing State Road 20 in Putnam County from Rowland Avenue to South Palm Avenue, with bids due October 28, 2026. The project encompasses 8.542 miles of roadway including 8.397 miles of pavement length and 0.095 miles of bridge length.

The scope includes milling and resurfacing existing asphalt pavement (approximately 330,720 square yards across various depths), placement of superpave asphaltic concrete (approximately 45,966 tons), base work, shoulder treatment, concrete curb and gutter installation (401 linear feet), sidewalk construction (315 square yards), thermoplastic and painted pavement markings, traffic signal installation and components, highway signing and removal, strain pole installation, performance turf sodding (24,992 square yards), and incidental construction work. Traffic control and maintenance of traffic operations are itemized work items, including traffic control officers (184 hours), channelizing devices (30,652 units), work zone signs (32,090 units), and portable changeable message signs (668 units). The contract incorporates environmental controls including sediment barriers, inlet protection systems, and erosion control products.

The estimated contract value is $11,158,129.00, funded through two Federal Aid projects numbered D226041B and D226042B. The contract specifies 300 calendar days for completion, with 10 days allowed for contract execution and a 15-day flexible start time. The letting date is October 28, 2026.