Opportunity

Hollywood Opengov #IFB-394-26-JM

Drainage Improvements and Culvert Installation at Johnson Street and I-95, Hollywood, FL

Posted

August 19, 2026

Respond By

September 22, 2026

Identifier

IFB-394-26-JM

NAICS

237110, 237990, 237310

This opportunity from the City of Hollywood, FL Public Utilities Department seeks bids for drainage improvements and culvert installation at Johnson Street and I-95. - Government Buyer: - City of Hollywood, FL Public Utilities Department - Project Scope: - Drainage improvements to reduce flooding in a residential area near the FDOT I-95 ditch - Raising the top of bank along the eastern perimeter of the FDOT I-95 ditch - Re-grading the ditch south of Johnson Street to increase storage and conveyance - Installing a new large culvert under Johnson Street to connect the FDOT ditch to the City's drainage system in the Sunset Park area - Products/Services Requested: - Permit fee allowance - Utility locates/soft digs - Indemnification consideration - Contingency allowance - Contaminated material handling (800 cubic yards) - Environmental contingency - Density testing allowance - Requirements: - Bidders must demonstrate experience with similar drainage projects - FDOT prequalification in drainage required - Necessary certifications and bonds must be provided - Substantial completion within 180 days; final completion 30 days thereafter - Strict public records compliance - No specific OEMs or vendors are mentioned in the solicitation - Governed by Florida law; includes multiple technical attachments and plans

Description

This project involves interim drainage improvements to reduce flooding near the FDOT I-95 ditch and the adjacent neighborhood in Hollywood, FL. The scope includes raising the top of bank of the FDOT I-95 ditch, re-grading the ditch south of Johnson Street, and installing a large culvert under Johnson Street to improve outflow. The area is residential with low areas prone to flooding due to undersized drainage systems. The project aims to address flooding near Fillmore, Pierce, and Lincoln streets caused by an undersized shared ditch with no positive outfall.

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