Road, Stormwater and Utility Improvements on Calienta Street, Shoal Line Boulevard and Flamingo Boulevard

The Hernando County Board of County Commissioners is seeking qualified vendors and contractors experienced in drainage infrastructure improvements, stormwater treatment systems, utility upgrades, underground utility work, and road widening projects. The primary focus is on a project involving Calienta Street, a vital roadway in Hernando Beach that serves commercial, industrial, residential, and recreational traffic, including boat ramp access and seafood industry operations. The project aims to address flooding issues during storm events, improve roadside conveyance, and implement stormwater improvements to reduce pollution entering the Gulf waters, thereby providing neighborhood flood relief and enhancing traffic safety. The work includes road widening and stormwater management enhancements, with funding secured through federal grants via the Gulf Consortium, adhering to the requirements of the RESTORE Act. Proposals must be submitted electronically through the Hernando County eProcurement Portal by January 6, 2025, with project costs estimated between five and fifteen million dollars. The solicitation, titled "Road, Stormwater and Utility Improvements on Calienta Street, Shoal Line Boulevard and Flamingo Boulevard," is managed by the Florida Department of Public Works and is set to accept responses until February 3, 2025. The project emphasizes compliance with federal and state safety and environmental standards, and the selected contractor will be responsible for delivering comprehensive infrastructure improvements. The contract details, including the NAICS code 921120, reflect the project's scope and funding sources. The procurement process includes various addenda and detailed instructions to ensure bidders are aware of specific requirements, such as updated bid forms and proposal submission guidelines. The overarching goal is to enhance the area's resilience to flooding, improve water quality, and support the community’s infrastructure needs through a significant, federally funded construction effort.