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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| Commerce Palms Dr and Compton Dr | Transportation | P5: Closeout | Closeout | 7 | $425000.00 | 2026 | Other Agencies | This project is for the design and construction of a new traffic signal at the intersection of Commerce Palms Dr and Compton Dr. The project will also include new crosswalks, pedestrian signals, ADA-compliant ramps, and detectable warning mats. Due to the land development in the area, the City of Tampa was provided with $425,000 to enhance safety and accessibility. | ||
| TCC Renovations Phase II | Convention Center & Tourism | P5: Closeout | Closeout | 5 | $3983058.00 | 2021 | Tourist Development Taxes | This project provides for multi-year renovations at the Tampa Convention Center including but not limited to restroom, elevator, & meeting room upgrades, air handlers & chillers, painting, and other. |
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| Convention Center Renovations | Convention Center & Tourism | P5: Closeout | Closeout | 5 | $38134770.53 | 2021 | Tourist Development Taxes | This project provides for multi-year renovations at the Tampa Convention Center including but not limited to restroom, elevator, & meeting room upgrades, air handler & door replacement, painting, and other improvements as needed. |
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| 30th St (E Busch Blvd to E Bougainvillea Ave) Segment 1 (Resurfacing) | Transportation | P5: Closeout | Closeout | 7 | $3334945.60 | 2024 | Local Option Gas Tax | This project provides for complete street roadway improvements to enhance safety and multimodal connectivity, including sidewalks and trails, bicycle facilities, enhanced crosswalks, and other safety measures. Landscaping and green infrastructure components are also included. | ||
| 122nd Ave Pumping Station Rehabilitation | Wastewater | P5: Closeout | Closeout | $1260000.00 | 2025 | PIPES | This project provides for the rehabilitation of 122nd Avenue wastewater pumping station located at 2715 E 122nd Ave. Project will include replacement of pumps, piping, valves, and electrical improvements to ensure the continued reliability of the station. | |||
| Willow Ave WM Replacement | Water | P2: Design | 30% Design Completion | 5 | $7888229.34 | 2028 | PIPES | Approximately 17,373 linear feet of water mains ranging from 2 to 12 inches in diameter will be replaced and upgraded. | ||
| Glen Ave Sidewalk and Safety Improvements (Green St to Beach St) | Transportation | P5: Closeout | Closeout | 6 | $1672823.61 | 2025 | Multiple Funding | This project provides for drainage improvements and sidewalk construction. | ||
| 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. | ||
| Salcines Park Improvements | Parks & Recreation | P4: Construction | Construction in Progress | 5 | $1267798.68 | 2025 | Community Redevelopment Agency | Improvements to Salcines Park based on public input. | ||
| S.E. Seminole Heights Flooding Relief (GMP 1) | Stormwater Engineering | P4: Construction | Construction in Progress | 6 | $30000000.00 | 2022 | Stormwater Improvement Fee | Design and construction of approximately 16,300 LF of stormwater culverts with associated laterals, inlets, interconnections to existing stormwater system, associated utility conflict resolution relocations, transportation elements, water main replacement upgrades and sustainability treatment elements. The project will also include certain transportation elements as well as the replacement of approximately 11,700 LF of water mains not in the same corridors as the proposed stormwater infrastructure | ||
| 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. | ||
| Downtown Core Complete Streets (Brorein St from Ashley Dr to Morgan St) | Transportation | P5: Closeout | Closeout | 5 | $1900000.00 | 2025 | Local Option Gas Tax | This project provides for multimodal and safety improvements. General maintenance and Complete Streets improvements to several streets and incorporated in this project in the Downtown Core: Brorein St from Ashley Dr to Morgan St. As part of the project, these roadways will be resurfaced to remove deficiencies and provide a newly finished driving surface. This project will also include multimodal improvements to make these corridors safer for all users in accordance with the City’s Vision Zero initiative. • Parking Protected Buffered Bike Lanes with conflict markings to allow for safer cycling; • Pedestrian Bulb-outs to shorten pedestrian crossing distances; • Enhanced Crosswalks to provide pedestrians with more visibility; • Traffic Calming features to control speeds and reduce the likelihood of fatal crashes; • Reconstructed Curb Ramps to provide ease of use and accessibility to people with disabilities. | ||
| DLTWTF MP Task Order 008 Raw Water Pump Station | Water | P2: Design | 90% Design Completion | 5 | $73814773.00 | 2027 | PIPES | The DLTWTF Master Plan 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. | ||
| W Cypress Street Resurfacing (Zone 1) From N Obrien St to N Himes Ave | Transportation | P2: Design | 30% Design Completion | 6 | $6035773.00 | 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 W Cypress street corridor, spanning approximately 1.9 miles from N Obrien st to N Himes Ave. This section of W Cypress is a collector roadway serving as a critical access route for the Tampa International Airport, Carver City Lincoln Gardens, North Bon Air, Midtown and Oakford Park neighborhoods. The project will include: • Roadway resurfacing • Improved pavement markings • ADA pedestrian ramps |
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| Armory Gardens | Water | P3: Procurement | Project Startup | 6 | $1156019.80 | 2027 | PIPES | Approximately 4,136 linear feet of water mains ranging from 2 to 6 inches in diameter will be replaced and upgraded. | ||
| Peter O Knight Project | Water | P3: Procurement | Consultant/Contractor Selection Process | 4 | $960089.00 | 2027 | PIPES | Approximately 3,218 linear feet of water mains ranging from 12 to 16 inches in diameter will be replaced. | ||
| Beach Park Drainage Improvements | Stormwater Engineering | P5: Closeout | Closeout | 6 | $1000000.00 | 2022 | Stormwater Improvement Fee | This project provides for the construction of new pipes and inlets connecting to the existing system on Swann Avenue to alleviate flooding in the area. |
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| DLT Master Plan DB Task Order 010 Ozone Improvements | Water | P2: Design | 90% Design Completion | 5 | $57700738.00 | 2026 | PIPES | The DLTWTF Master Plan Ozone 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. | ||
| Hanna Avenue Phase 1 (24th St to CSX RR) | Transportation | P2: Design | 30% Design Completion | 5 | $1670096.00 | 2030 | Yet to be Determined | Reprofiling of Hanna Avenue in front of City Center | ||
| 30th St and Fowler - USF FM Extension | Wastewater | P4: Construction | Construction in Progress | 7 | $2500000.00 | 2025 | PIPES | Replace and extend the existing 12” USF force main on 30th St. south of Fowler Ave. to north of 109th Ave with 2,150 LF of 18” PVC force main. | ||
| High Service Pump Station (GMP 2) | Water | P5: Closeout | Closeout | 5 | $65985127.00 | 2021 | PIPES | The High Service Pump Station 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. | ||
| Training Burn Simulator and Skills Tower | Fire | P5: Closeout | Closeout | 5 | $2571898.00 | 2023 | Tax - Other | This project provides for the construction of a burn simulator for firefighting. The remediation of the firefighter skills tower is required for continued training for current and recruits training. |
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| Sitewide Electrical Improvement | Water | P4: Construction | Final Contract Review & Approval | 5 | $52935137.00 | 2026 | PIPES | The TECO House and Sitewide Electric 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. | ||
| Church Pumping Station Rehabilitation (Year 3) | Wastewater | P2: Design | 30% Design Completion | 4 | $1200000.00 | 2027 | PIPES | The project provides for the rehabilitation of the wastewater pumping station at 3901 Elmwood Terr. Project will include replacement of pumps, piping, valves, and electrical improvements to ensure continued reliability of the station. | ||
| Lower Peninsula | Water | P5: Closeout | Closeout | 4 | $1655134.57 | 2023 | PIPES | The Lower Peninsula project 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 3,638 Linear Feet of water mains ranging from 2 to 16 inches in diameter will be replaced and upgraded. |
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