Highway 182 Water Main Extension

The Highway 182 Water Main Extension project is a water supply infrastructure initiative located in Chumuckla, Santa Rosa County, Florida. Funded through a Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) water supply pilot program, the project provides up to $1,000,000 in state and federal grant reimbursements to address potable water shortages and fire protection needs for approximately 731 homes. The scope of work includes preconstruction activities such as design and permitting, followed by the construction of an approximately 12-inch water main extension along Highway 182 and the installation of roughly 37 fire hydrants. The project period runs from July 1, 2024, through April 3, 2028, with the final payment contingent upon the completion of all monitoring and the formal acceptance of improvements by the Chumuckla Water System. Santa Rosa County serves as a pass-through entity for the funding, while aDoor Development, LLC acts as the primary contractor and subrecipient. aDoor Development holds full responsibility for all design, management, negotiations, monitoring, quality control, and compliance. The company is also responsible for selecting subcontractors and covering any project costs that exceed the $1,000,000 grant limit. Because a concurrent highway shoulder widening project is occurring on Highway 182, subcontractors are strictly required to coordinate with both aDoor Development and the county's highway contractor to manage scope impacts; the county will not accept any change orders resulting from this coordination. All work must comply with industry standards, non-discrimination laws, and the Build America, Buy America Act. Reimbursement requests are processed on a monthly basis following review and written acceptance by the Department's Grant Manager.