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Project Timeline
PlanningComplete
DesignComplete
ProcurementComplete
ConstructionIn ProgressSep 8, 2025 – Feb 17, 2028
CloseoutUpcoming
Phase order reflects standard FDOT delivery; only construction dates are sourced.
Project Location
≈ 1.1 miN0.25 mi
CountySt. Lucie County
Length1.076 miles
Approximate route from FDOT Active Construction. Extent is indicative, not a survey.
Project Brief
Southwest Port St. Lucie Boulevard from south of Southwest Paar Drive to south of Southwest Alcantarra Boulevard in the City of Port St. Lucie
1.076 miles
Project length
Capacity / Add Lanes · Reconstruction
Scope of work
Project limits as published by FDOT. Scope categories are mapped from FDOT’s work-mix code list.
Project Health
as of Aug 25, 2026
Contract time elapsed41%
Of the 29 months between construction start and estimated contract completion. Time elapsed, not work completed — FDOT publishes no percent-complete figure.
Estimated completion523 days
Remaining against FDOT's estimated contract completion date.
Cost sourcesDiffer by 13%
The district’s published project cost and the FDOT feed figure disagree beyond the threshold used to flag a conflict. Both are shown under Cost & funding and in Sources; neither is averaged or dropped.
Data freshness18 days ago
Last read from the FDOT feeds behind this record. Facts change when FDOT publishes, not when we sync.
Cost & funding
Contract total (covers 2 projects)Σ FDOT Active Construction lines · contract T4575
$25.6M
Construction cost (this project)Σ FDOT Active Construction lines for this project
$22.2M
Project costFDOT district project site
$25.6M
Phase line item (43175255201)FDOT Active Construction
$15.8M
$20.6M / mileConstruction cost (this project) ÷ 1.076 miles
Contract line items
431752-5-52-01This phase$15.8M
431752-5-52-02$6.4M
Each line is one FDOT financial-project sequence. The project total is their sum; a contract may additionally cover other projects, in which case its total is shown above as contract context rather than as this project's cost.
This project's financial-project sequences totalled from FDOT's construction contracts layer — an independent second reading of the cost shown under Cost & funding. The two services are derived separately, so agreement is corroboration rather than a restatement.
Contract facts · FDOT All Construction Contracts · synced Aug 18, 2026 · view source ↗