Our Work
Beach Boulevard over the Intracoastal Waterway
The project consisted of the full reconstruction and widening of Beach Blvd from San Pablo Rd to Penman Rd, taking it from four lanes to six. This required replacing the existing drawbridge, constructed in the early 1940s, with 2,300 LF twin bridges at a 65-ft clearance to allow boat and vehicular traffic to both travel unimpeded. The project also included surcharge embankment, MSE wall construction, subsoil excavation, utility relocation, drainage, signalization upgrading, project signing, lighting, fore main and water main installation, and landscaping.
Project Highlights
- 19,000 cubic yards of structural concrete
- 28,000 linear feet of concrete piling
- 20,000 square feet of MSE wall
- 400,000 cubic yards of excavation
- 21,000 linear feet of concrete pipe & box culvert
- 30,000 tons of asphalt
- 24-inch concrete pile
- Twin 2,300 linear feet bridges
Client
Jacksonville Transportation Authority
Location
Duval County, Florida
Completion Date
2011
Industry
Delivery Methods
Design-Bid-Build
Project Awards
Project of the Year, 2011, American Public Works Association, Northeast Florida
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