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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| Lantana-Poinsettia Pump Station | Stormwater Engineering | P3: Procurement | Consultant/Contractor Selection Process | 5 | $1100000.00 | 2027 | Stormwater Improvement Fee | The project will construct a permanent stormwater pump station to address persistent flooding at the intersection of Lantana Avenue and Poinsettia Avenue, where a temporary pump is currently used to drain the low‑lying area. The project includes property acquisition and installation of a new stormwater collection system, along with a new pump station and force main that will connect to the existing drainage system on North 11th Street. The new station will be remotely monitored and controlled through the City’s SCADA system, improving long‑term reliability and flood mitigation for the surrounding neighborhood. | ||
| NTCB Elmer Pond Expansion | Stormwater Engineering | P2: Design | 90% Design Completion | 5 | $2000000.00 | 2027 | Multiple Funding | Elmer pond area is located within the North Tampa Closed Basin. This area experiences frequent flooding due to an inadequate drainage system. The proposed project will alleviate the flooding in the area by expanding the existing pond on the recently acquired properties adjacent to the pond to provide additional stormwater storage capacity. The project includes property acquisition, sinkhole, restoration, ponds and control structures construction, existing pond expansion, and pipe installation. | ||
| Okara Rd and 26th Street FM | Stormwater Engineering | P5: Closeout | Closeout | 7 | $50000.00 | 2022 | Stormwater Improvement Fee | The proposed project will replace the existing force main system for the pond located at Okara Road and 26th Street . |
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| Floribraska | Water | P5: Closeout | Closeout | 5 | $1794339.00 | 2023 | PIPES | The Floribraska 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 2,682 Linear Feet of water mains 8 inches in diameter will be replaced and upgraded. |
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| Doyle Carlton Dr & Laurel St Intersection Improvements | Transportation | P2: Design | 30% Design Completion | 5 | $575000.00 | 2027 | Multiple Funding | This project will improve pedestrian, bicycle, and motor vehicle safety and connectivity in the City’s vibrant Downtown River Arts neighborhood. The current intersection at Doyle Carlton Drive and Laurel Street was designed in the 1960s mainly for motor vehicle traffic. This outdated design conflicts with City goals to have complete streets that are safe for all types of users. This project will remove the slip lanes on all approaches to tighten up the four way stop intersection. It will also include new sidewalk connections and curb ramps for the surrounding areas to access the riverwalk easier and more safely. |
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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. | ||
| FY20 CIP Water Main Improvements Design-Build_12th St – GMP 5 | Water | P5: Closeout | Closeout | 5 | $5596767.00 | 2026 | PIPES | Approximately 15,960 Linear Feet of water mains ranging from 2 to 8 inches in diameter will be replaced and upgraded. | ||
| 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. | ||
| Waters Ave Gravity Sewer Rehabilitation by CIPP | Wastewater | P5: Closeout | Closeout | 6 | $1382767.00 | 2023 | PIPES | This project includes the rehabilitation of approximately 12,566 linear feet of 8-inch to 30-inch diameter gravity sewers and the rehabilitation of 18 manholes. | ||
| Rome Ave Pump Station Rehabilitation (Year 2) | Wastewater | P4: Construction | Construction in Progress | 6 | $2167000.00 | 2026 | PIPES | This project provides for the complete rehabilitation of Rome Avenue Pumping Station at 4503 N Rome Ave. 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. | ||
| Sherwood Heights PS FM Relocation | Wastewater | P4: Construction | Construction in Progress | 7 | $590000.00 | 2026 | PIPES | This project provides for the replacement of the force main that serves the Sherwood Heights Pumping Station. Proposed 2,475 feet of 8” force main on 26th St between 111th and 109th Avenues and 25th Street between 109th Avenue and Bougainvillea. | ||
| Cass St Bridge (#105502) Electrical/Mechanical Rehabilitation | Transportation | P2: Design | 90% Design Completion | 5 | $6930000.00 | TBD | Local Option Gas Tax | This project will provide for a rehabilitation of the Cass St Bridge electrical and mechanical systems as well as the construction of the Green Spine Cycle Track across the bridge. | ||
| Wastewater Pumping Station Rehabilitation Prescott PS | Wastewater | P4: Construction | Construction in Progress | 4 | $3089233.00 | 2026 | PIPES | This project provides for the complete rehabilitation of Prescott Pumping Station at 4806 Prescott St. 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. | ||
| Church Pumping Station Rehabilitation (Year 3) | Wastewater | P3: Procurement | Permitting/Submittals Approval | 4 | $1600000.00 | 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. | ||
| Oregon Pumping Station Rehabilitation (Year 2) | Wastewater | P4: Construction | Construction in Progress | 5 | $1460000.00 | 2025 | PIPES | This project provides for the construction of a new wastewater pumping station located at 2308 N Oregon. Project will include installation of wet well, pumps, piping, valves, and electrical equipment. | ||
| Wastewater Pumping Station Rehabilitation Design Build-Idlewild PS | Wastewater | P5: Closeout | Closeout | $1801300.00 | 2026 | PIPES | This project provides for the rehabilitation of the wastewater pumping stations 6304 Orient Road (Parke East Pump Station) and 6001 North Olive Avenue (Idlewild Pump Station). Project will include replacement of pumps, piping, valves, and electrical improvements to ensure continued reliability of the station. | |||
| NTCB 99th Ave -West Pond Expansion | Stormwater Engineering | P2: Design | 90% Design Completion | 5 | $2000000.00 | 2027 | Multiple Funding | The project is part of the overall North Tampa Closed Basin Stormwater Improvements. The proposed project will expand the existing pond on the recently acquired properties adjacent to the existing pond to provide additional storage capacity for the area. The project includes property acquisition, pond construction, and pipe installation. | ||
| S. Himes WM R&R | Water | P2: Design | 60% Design Completion | 4 | $2467976.47 | 2027 | PIPES | Approximately 3,368 linear feet of water mains ranging from 2 to 24 inches in diameter will be replaced and upgraded. | ||
| 122nd Street PS FM Replacement | Wastewater | P2: Design | 90% Design Completion | $116600.00 | 2027 | PIPES | This project provides for the replacement of the force main that serves the 122nd Ave Pump Station, located at E 122nd Ave, west of Bruce B Downs Blvd. Proposed 1,100 feet of 8” PVC force main north on Bruce B Downs Blvd and connecting to the 16” 30th St force main. | |||
| Alaska Pumping Station Rehabilitation (Year 3) | Wastewater | P3: Procurement | Permitting/Submittals Approval | 5 | $1692508.00 | 2028 | PIPES | The project provides for the rehabilitation of the Alaska Ave wastewater pumping station at 1017.5 E River Cove St. Project will include replacement of pumps, piping, valves, and electrical improvements to ensure continued reliability of the station. | ||
| Foundation for Tampa's Neighborhoods Project_Forest Hills Area | Water | P5: Closeout | Closeout | 7 | $5454315.43 | 2022 | PIPES | The Foundation for Tampa’s Neighborhoods Project_Forest Hills 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 66,070 Linear Feet of water mains ranging from 2 to 12 inches in diameter will be replaced and upgraded. |
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| Foundation for Tampa’s Neighborhoods Project_East Tampa Area | Water | P5: Closeout | Closeout | 5 | $9594286.67 | 2022 | PIPES | The Foundation for Tampa’s Neighborhoods Project_East Tampa 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 35,271 Linear Feet of water mains ranging from 2 to 12 inches in diameter will be replaced and upgraded. | ||
| Ola Ave | Water | P2: Design | 60% Design Completion | 5 | $14930249.41 | 2028 | PIPES | Approximately 23,337 linear feet of water mains ranging from 2 to 24 inches in diameter will be replaced and upgraded. | ||
| DLTWTF Building Improvements | Water | P5: Closeout | Closeout | 5 | $3160168.00 | 2021 | PIPES | The DLTWTF Building 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. |
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| NTCB 99th Ave East -Pond Expansion | Stormwater Engineering | P5: Closeout | Closeout | 7 | $100000.00 | 2024 | Stormwater Improvement Fee | Property acquisition and pond expansion |
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