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Solicitation Number:P-50-22Solicitation Title:Professional Engineering Services for Forest Trail Road Drainage ImprovementsSolicitation Type:Professional Services Synopsis: The Department of Public Works/Engineering & Construction Management Division of the City of Jacksonville, Florida, will require the services of a company/firm to provide Professional Engineering Services for Forest Trail Road Drainage Improvements (P-50-22).

The Town has awarded the "New Liberty Road Drainage Improvements" construction project to MSI, Inc.Below is the bid tabulation.The Work of this Contract consists of drainage and trail improvements along New Liberty Road west of 7th Street as indicated in the drawings.

Removal of the existing bridge and construction of a two-lane bridge-culvert crossing with two 11-foot travel lane, 8-foot shoulder on both side with trail railing, sidewalk, and minor drainage improvements on Springhill Road over Munson Slough (Bridge No. 550054) in Leon County, Florida.Project C: FDOT FPID: 443330-1-52-01.

The proposed project will include a multi-use trail extension along Gregory Street between Parkside Road and Adelaide Street, including drainage improvements and evaluation and design at intersections.

Drainage Improvements PR 332 0.3 KM North of PTH 2 (Red Coat Trail) Project Description :Drainage improvements on Provincial Road 332 including, installation of concrete catch basin device c/w metal frame/cover, asphalt patching of roadway and concrete curbing on Provincial Road 332, in the Town of Starbuck.

Bid Title:Landfill Road Improvements Project Category:Equipment & Construction - MiscStatus:Open Description: The City of Douglas is seeking bids for the Landfill Road Improvements Project.

Project: Upper & Lower Tall Pine Road Drainage Improvements Ref. #: 2324-222-JR Type: IFB Status: Open Open Date: Apr 30th 2024, 9:00 AM EDT Questions Due Date: May 14th 2024, 12:00 PM EDT Close Date: May 23rd 2024, 3:00 PM EDT Days Left: 21 Project Description:In general, but not limited to, the project proposes low impact development (LID) practices to contain and treat existing nuisance water standing in the road up to the 10-year rain event.