All Capital Improvement Projects
This is list of our Capital Improvement Projects to learn more visit our Capital Improvement Projects landing page.
| Title | Project Type | Project Phase | Planned Start Date | Planned End Date | Status | Council District | Estimated Cost | Fiscal Year | Funding Source | Description |
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| Belmont Heights Gravity Sewer CIPP Lining | Wastewater | P4: Construction | Construction in Progress | 5 | $7970000.00 | 2026 | PIPES | This project includes the rehabilitation of approximately 143,264 linear feet of 8-inch, 5,581 linear feet of 10-inch, 1,604 linear feet of 12-inch, 3,317 linear feet of 15-inch, and 3,744 linear feet of 18-inch diameter gravity sewers and the rehabilitation of manholes. | ||
| Foundation for Tampa’s Neighborhoods Project_MacFarlane Park Area | Water | P5: Closeout | Closeout | 6 | $7124488.05 | 2022 | PIPES | The Foundation for Tampa’s Neighborhoods Project_MacFarlane Park Area will improve the City of Tampa’s water distribution system by replacing the existing water mains and increasing the capacity of the system. It will also improve our ability to serve a growing population. Approximately 53,021 Linear Feet of water mains ranging from 2 to 24 inches in diameter will be replaced and upgraded. | ||
| The Heights WM Improvement Project Along Florida Ave from Palm Ave to Dr MLK JR Blvd (Phase II) | Water | P3: Procurement | Project Startup | 5 | $4534147.75 | 2027 | PIPES | Approximately 7,019 linear feet of water mains ranging from 8 to 12 inches in diameter will be replaced. | ||
| Lamb Canal Rehabilitation & Flood Relief | Stormwater Engineering | P1: Planning | Planning | 4 | $25000.00 | On Hold | Stormwater Improvement Fee | The Lamb Canal has experienced significant erosion over the years and is in need of rehabilitation. Embankment deterioration has reduced the canal’s capacity and increased the risk of further erosion.This project will remove accumulated sediment and stabilize the canal banks in targeted areas to prevent future erosion and help restore capacity. A future phase may include replacing and upsizing the drainage pipes at W. Bay to Bay Boulevard and S. Manhattan Avenue to help alleviate frequent nuisance flooding at the intersection. | ||
| Hyde Park Groundwater Diversion Ph 2 (New Port, Willow, Orleans, and Watrous Groundwater Diversions) | Stormwater Engineering | P5: Closeout | Closeout | 4 | $3000000.00 | 2024 | Stormwater Improvement Fee | The City of Tampa’s Hyde Park Groundwater Diversion Project includes installing an underdrain system to intercept groundwater and divert it to the existing storm sewer system along Bayshore Boulevard. These improvements may cause temporary inconveniences while construction activities are being performed. The City and their construction partners are committed to minimizing these impacts and providing citizens with sustainable solutions that will enhance the quality of life for all residents. | ||
| Ybor PS FM Rehabilitation | Wastewater | P2: Design | 30% Design Completion | 5 | $6898000.00 | 2028 | PIPES | This project provides for the rehabilitation of the force main that serves the Ybor Pumping Station located at 1302 N 25th St. The scope includes approximately 1,090 feet of 72” force main along 26th Street, which will be rehabilitated or replaced due to its deteriorated condition. As a part of this project, a new 36” force main will be constructed from the Ybor Station to the intersection of 34th street and 3rd avenue to function as a temporary bypass to divert the normal high flows from the Ybor Pump Station during the replacement of the existing 72”. The 36” FM will be left available long after the project is complete, providing more flexibility and resiliency for future challenges. | ||
| 30th Street (Yukon St to Fowler Ave) | Transportation | P5: Closeout | Cancelled | 7 | $5700000.00 | 2027 | Local Option Gas Tax | This project provides for complete street roadway improvements to enhance safety and multimodal connectivity, including roundabouts, sidewalks and trails, bicycle facilities, enhanced crosswalks, and other safety measures. Landscaping and green infrastructure components are also included. |
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| Floribraska Ave (Tampa St to 9th St) | Transportation | P5: Closeout | Closeout | 5 | $2399631.00 | 2025 | Multiple Funding | This project provides for multimodal and safety improvements including on-street bicycle lanes. | ||
| Drew Park CRA - Mobility, Connectivity, and Safety Improvements | Transportation | P2: Design | 60% Design Completion | 6 | $9504000.00 | 2027 | Community Redevelopment Agency | To identify and recommend potential mobility, connectivity, and safety projects, including project estimates, and to identify/recommend/provide quick bid options for improvements for improvements within public rights-of-way throughout the Drew Park Community Redevelopment Area (CRA). | ||
| Gray St Bike Blvd. (West Shore Blvd to Rome Ave) | Transportation | P5: Closeout | Closeout | 6 | $500000.00 | 2024 | Westshore DRI | This project provides for a bike boulevard connecting Westshore to West Tampa. | ||
| 30th St (E Bougainvillea Ave to E Fowler Ave) Segment 2 (Resurfacing) | Transportation | P2: Design | 60% Design Completion | 7 | $3500000.00 | 2027 | Utilities Service Taxes | This project aims to improve transportation connections and safety measures along the 30th St corridor, spanning approximately 0.7 miles from Bougainvillea Ave. to Fowler Ave. This project has been recommended through the MPO and City's Walk/ Bike Plan, Phases I and II, and through the City’s Pavement Condition Index Assessment. The City is considering various enhancements including improved pedestrian crossing at the railroad, dedicated bicycle lanes, and road resurfacing. | ||
| S Macdill Ave Resurfacing from W Gandy Blvd to W Bay to Bay Blvd | Transportation | P2: Design | 60% Design Completion | 4 | $3382122.00 | TBD | Tax - Other | This is a subproject of the Hillsborough County Resurfacing Tax Project funded by the AFT Surtax Network Operating Fund. The project provides pavement resurfacing, pedestrian accessibility and safety improvements along the S Macdill avenue corridor, spanning approximately 1.8 miles from W Gandy Blvd to W Bay to Bay Blvd. S Macdill is a collector roadway serving as a critical access route for the Bayshore Beautiful and Palma Ceia neighborhoods. The project will include: • Roadway resurfacing • Improved pavement markings • ADA pedestrian ramps |
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| Golf View Estates Flooding Relief | Stormwater Engineering | P2: Design | Contract Negotiations | 4 | $8000000.00 | 2027 | Stormwater Improvement Fee | During high intensity and short duration rain events, low-lying areas in Golfview Neighborhood experience frequent and dangerous flooding due to an old and undersized drainage system. It often takes days to drain some of the flooded streets and vehicles are stranded in these flooded streets. This project consists of design and construction of a new drainage conveyance system as well as the replacement and upsizing of the existing drainage conveyance system in a highly urbanized residential neighborhood. Following the completion of Florida Department of Transportation’s drainage project on South Dale Mabry Highway between Henderson Boulevard and West Neptune Street, this project was proposed. The upsized drainage system will connect to the City’s recently completed Dale Mabry-Henderson Trunkline project at West Watrous Avenue and South Dale Mabry Highway. There will be opportunities to implement Green Infrastructure technologies and improve water quality with this project. | ||
| South Howard Water Improvement Project | Water | P2: Design | 30% Design Completion | 4 | $4135485.57 | 2028 | PIPES | Approximately 7,955 linear feet of water mains ranging from 4 to 12 inches in diameter will be replaced and upgraded. | ||
| Hampton Terrace Project B | Water | P2: Design | 60% Design Completion | 6 | $6603637.59 | 2027 | PIPES | Approximately 19,843 linear feet of water mains ranging from 2 to 6 inches in diameter will be replaced and upgraded. | ||
| Howard F. Curren AWTP Master Plan Improvements, Phase 1, Design-build GMP No. 3 | Wastewater | P5: Closeout | Closeout | 5 | $18000000.00 | 2024 | PIPES | This project provides for the rehabilitation of Digester No. 7 at the Howard F. Curren AWTP. The project will include replacement of digester cover, replacement of the sludge recirculation pumps, transfer pumps, mixing system, piping, valves, concrete coatings, and the installation of new electrical and control systems. | ||
| Brorein St Bridge (#105501) Phase 2 Mechanical/ Electrical Rehabilitation | Transportation | P2: Design | 90% Design Completion | 4 | $9930000.00 | TBD | Local Option Gas Tax | This project provides for structural rehabilitation as well as rehabilitation of the mechanical and electrical systems. This project will also create safe multimodal access across the river by widening the sidewalks on both sides of the bridge to about 9 feet wide. | ||
| Neighborhood Improvements- Belmar Shores | Transportation | P5: Closeout | Closeout | 4 | $1346000.00 | 2023 | Grants | This project provides for street resurfacing within the Belmar Shores Neighborhood. |
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| FY20 CIP Water Main Improvements Design-Build_W Chelsea St Transmission – GMP 5 | Water | P4: Construction | Construction in Progress | 6 | $8053583.41 | 2026 | PIPES | The W Chelsea St Transmission project will improve the City of Tampa’s water distribution system by replacing the existing water mains. It will also improve our ability to serve a growing population. Approximately 7,909 Linear Feet of water mains ranging from 6 to 24 inches in diameter will be replaced and upgraded. | ||
| 21st St and Palm Ave - Traffic Signal Replacement | Transportation | P4: Construction | Construction in Progress | 5 | $292344.18 | 2026 | Local Option Gas Tax | This project provides for the replacement and upgrade of the traffic signal at the intersection of North 21st Street and East Palm Avenue. Additionally, ADA accommodations will be upgraded as necessary. | ||
| 7th Ave WM Replacement | Water | P2: Design | 60% Design Completion | 5 | $12609566.75 | 2030 | PIPES | Approximately 16,750 linear feet of water mains ranging from 6 to 20 inches in diameter will be replaced and upgraded. | ||
| Woodmere & Lois | Stormwater Engineering | P2: Design | 90% Design Completion | 6 | $150000.00 | 2027 | Stormwater Improvement Fee | Lois Ave and Dale Ave southeast of Woodmere Rd experience flooding due to insufficient drainage capacity. The proposed project consists of construction of new pipes and inlets connecting on Lois Ave and Dale Ave to alleviate the flooding. | ||
| Bayshore Pumping Station Rehabilitation | Wastewater | P5: Closeout | Closeout | 4 | $6400000.00 | 2025 | PIPES | This project provides for the complete rehabilitation of Bayshore Pumping Station at 3300 Bayshore Dr. The project will serve to replace the existing wet-dry type pumping station with a more efficient, reliable, and serviceable submersible pumping station. It includes demolition of above ground building structure, pumps and electrical equipment and installation of new submersible pumps, piping, valves, control panel and electrical upgrades. The new electrical and control equipment will be installed aboveground and will be designed to provide protection from flooding and wind damage associated with storm events. The project also includes the installation of a backup generator to maintain station operation in the event of a power loss. | ||
| DLTWTF Master Plan Task Order 013 Filter Improvements | Water | P4: Construction | Construction in Progress | 5 | $119121495.00 | 2024 | PIPES | The DLTWTF Master Plan Filter Improvements project will optimize facility performance capabilities, improve water quality and expand our water treatment capacity. This project will rehabilitate and replace existing infrastructure and eliminate deteriorating facilities and equipment to increase operational and maintenance efficiency. New infrastructure upgrades will increase our capacity to produce drinking water and we will also add new back-up systems to strengthen our resiliency when faced with a natural disaster or other emergency. New treatment processes will also be explored to achieve the twin goals of enhancing the taste and odor of our drinking water while reducing the use of water treatment chemicals. | ||
| Interbay Blvd (Manhattan Ave to Tanker Way) | Transportation | P5: Closeout | Cancelled | 4 | $135000.00 | 2024 | Transportation Impact Fees | This project provides for operational improvements by widening for a right turn lane. |
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