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This Solicitation opportunity from Florida was posted on April 20, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

CDBG-DR East Taylor Road, DeLand, Pump Station and Water Retention Expansion Design and Engineering

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26-SQ-83KWState & Local

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The contract pertains to addressing persistent flooding issues in the 1,080-acre Lake Towanda basin, which includes predominantly residential and natural areas along with two key road corridors, Taylor Road and West Volusia Beltway. Past infrastructure, including a dry retention pond installed in the 1990s during the extension of Taylor Road, relied on percolation to manage stormwater runoff without discharge. However, recent extreme weather events—most notably Hurricanes Ian in 2022 and Milton in 2024—have overwhelmed the system, causing significant standing water, elevated water tables, and flooding that submerged sections of Taylor Road and inundated residential properties. The flooding poses operational risks, particularly given the proximity of a fire station near Taylor Road Pond. To mitigate future flood risks, the contract outlines improvements focused on a 99-acre mitigation area, including acquisition of additional land from willing sellers to increase stormwater storage capacity and installation of a new stormwater pump station with a force main to discharge runoff into nearby Lake Moore. Volusia County will undertake property acquisition and will also be responsible for the operation and maintenance of the new pump stations, force mains, and supporting generators. The solicitation, titled "CDBG-DR East Taylor Road, DeLand, Pump Station and Water Retention Expansion Design and Engineering," was posted in April 2026 with a response deadline in May 2026, and is managed by the Recovery and Resiliency agency in Florida with contacts provided for project and procurement management.

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Flood mitigation in Lake Towanda basin via land acquisition, pump station, and stormwater improvements.

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CDBG-DR East Taylor Road_ DeLand_ Pump Station and Water Retention Expansion Design and Engineering.pdf

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DRAFT_CONTRACT_26-SQ-83KW,_E_Taylor_Rd_Pump_Station_&_Water_Retention.pdf

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E._Taylor_Rd._Project_Design_Evaluation_Criteria.docx

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Exhibit_A_-_Required_Types_and_Limits_of_Insurance.pdf

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Figure_1_-_Project_Boundary.pdf

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Figure_2_-_Taylor_Road_Flood_Mitigation_Project.pdf

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VC_-_Taylor_Rd_-_Project_Description_and_Scope.pdf

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AgencyFlorida → Recovery and Resiliency
Contacts2 people available
OfficeDeLand, FL, 32720, USA
Office AddressDeLand, FL, 32720, USA
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Ligia Elena BenoitInfrastructure Activity Project Manager
Kathy WilliamsProcurement Manager

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The 1,080-acre Lake Towanda basin are urban drainage areas that encompass mainly residential and natural areas (including wetland) land uses, as well as two major road corridors (Talyor Road and West Volusia Beltway). The extension of Taylor Road from Blue Lake Avenue to the West Volusia Beltline, completed in the late 1990s, included a dry retention pond constructed to manage stormwater runoff from the new road segment. Designed to retain all runoff without discharge, the pond relied on percolation to recover its volume. The extreme rainfall events in recent years have caused an increased frequency of standing water and elevated water tables in the area. In September 2022, Hurricane Ian brought 11 inches of rainfall to the area, submerging portions of Taylor Road under nearly 8 inches of water. Most recently in October 2024, Hurricane Milton delivered an average of 16 inches of rainfall across Volusia County, with the City of Deland recording 18.32 inches at their Utilities Department weather station. This storm was compounded by already saturated ground, causing significant flooding, inundating many residential yards, and submerging Taylor Road with as much as 2 to 3 feet of water. This persistent flooding impacted the properties in the area, the pond, and Taylor Road. Alleviating frequent flooding for the area is crucial, especially given that there is a fire station near the Taylor Road Pond. To mitigate for future flood events, the following improvements are proposed for the 99-acre mitigation areas. Acquire additional property from willing sellers for additional stormwater storage capacity. Property acquisition to be performed by Volusia County. Install a new stormwater pump station and force main at Taylor Road Pond to discharge stormwater runoff into Lake Moore. Volusia County's Public Works Department will be responsible for the required Operation and Maintenance (O&M) of the proposed stormwater pump stations, force mains, and generators.

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