STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

Summary

Total awarded, on record

$25,587,611

Confirmed awards

4

Award years

FY2022–FY2023

Programs won

1

Award History

• CRISI$17,615,500 · FY2023

  THE PURPOSE OF THE PROJECT IS TO IMPROVE OPERATIONS AT THE INTERCHANGE OF THE CSXT, FECR AND NSR RAILROADS IN THE CITY OF JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA. THE UPGRADED SWITCHES, GRADE CROSSING SAFETY UPGRADES, AND COMMUNICATION SYSTEM INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTS WILL IMPROVE FREIGHT RAIL OPERATIONS, WHILE AFFORDING CLEAR COMMUNITY BENEFITS INCLUDING: REDUCED DELAYS FOR VEHICULAR, PEDESTRIAN, AND BICYCLE TRAFFIC IMPROVED AND RELIABLE ACCESS TO A MAJOR MEDICAL CENTER FOR FIRST RESPONDERS INCREASING SAFETY BY LIMITING ACCESS TO THE TRACK FOR TRESPASSERS CROSSING THE TRACKS AT GRADE CROSSINGS AND DECREASING STATIONARY EMISSIONS.

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• CRISI$5,521,770 · FY2022

  ELIMINATE A CHOKEPOINT BY CONSTRUCTING A 1.7 MILE SEGMENT OF SECOND TRACK NEAR KISSIMMEE, FLORIDA TO ENHANCE OPERATIONAL SAFETY AND ADD CAPACITY FOR SUNRAIL COMMUTER TRAINS AND CFRC S TENANT RAILROADS.

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• CRISI$2,309,531 · FY2022

  REDUCE ACCIDENTS AT HIGHWAY-RAIL GRADE CROSSINGS IN RURAL AREAS OF MARTIN AND PALM BEACH COUNTIES VIA NEW DYNAMIC ENVELOPE PAVEMENT MARKINGS AND ROADWAY/RAILROAD SURFACE REHABILITATION.

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• CRISI$140,809 · FY2022

  LOCATE TRESPASSING HOT SPOTS, PROVIDE PUBLIC OUTREACH, AND LEVERAGE LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT TO COMBAT TRESPASSING ON THE CENTRAL FLORIDA RAIL CORRIDOR (SUNRAIL).

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Methodology

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