Site work for a road / highway in Ocala, Florida. Working plans call for site work for a road / highway.

As per the Owner no bids have been received. Editorial Content Team is actively seeking updated information. Counties: Dist/st-wide Road Name: Traffic Operations Pushbutton Roadway Contract Limits: Project(s): 44081635201 Federal Aid No: N/A Total Roadway Length: 0.000 Miles Contract Days: 730 Total Bridge Length: 0.000 Miles Total Proposal Length: 0.000 Miles Contract Execution Days: 10 Special Start Date: N/A Aquis/Flexible Start Time: Work Document driven quick response contract installing traffic operational improvements including new or modifying existing turn lanes, median modifications, concrete (curb gutter and sidewalks), milling, removal of flexible pavement, asphalt, sodding, loop assemblies, and pedestrian feature installation (intersection crosswalks mid-block crosswalks standard and accessible pedestrian buttons ) for a period of two years or until the contracted amount has been reached. The number of work documents for the contract will be limited by a budgetary ceiling of $1,000,000 dollars. The quantities shown on the Bid Price Proposal are approximate and only represent estimated planned requirements based on historical or specific project needs. The Department does not guarantee any maximum or minimum quantity, any range of quantities, or the exact quantities shown for each bid item. The Departments estimated quantities and the Contractors bid price will be used to calculate a total bid amount. This total bid amount will then be used to determine the low bidder; however, actual payment under the awarded contract will be based on actual quantities completed. For this Contract in which specific sites are not identified at the time of letting, the Engineer will issue a Work Document. Work Documents will identify the location, description, amount of work to be accomplished, and the number of calendar days to complete the work. FDOT - Call Order: 006 - Traffic Operations Pushbutton Roadway Contract