FDOT District Two
Also known as FDOT D2
The FDOT district office serving Northeast Florida, including metropolitan Jacksonville and Gainesville, managing corridors such as I-10, I-95, and the First Coast Expressway.
Updated Sep 6, 2026 · Sourced from FDOT Work Program & Active Construction data
- 653
- Active Projects
- $1.2B
- Portfolio Value
- 19
- Prime Firms
- $270.5M
- Federal $ Traced
Network
Connected to 45 projects · 19 firms · 21 corridors · 2 partner orgs · 1 funder · 22 contacts
Explore the web of relationships FDOT D2 is part of — the connections no other directory assembles.
Contact Information
Main Office (Lake City)
(386) 758-37001109 South Marion Avenue, Lake City, FL 32025
Jacksonville Urban Office
(800) 207-82362198 Edison Avenue, Jacksonville, FL 32204
About
The FDOT district office serving Northeast Florida, including metropolitan Jacksonville and Gainesville, managing corridors such as I-10, I-95, and the First Coast Expressway.
Responsibilities
- Planning, designing, building, and maintaining the State Highway System across eighteen counties of Northeast Florida
- Managing major corridors including I-10, I-95, I-295, and the First Coast Expressway
- Coordinating with regional MPOs/TPOs, transit agencies, and local governments
- Administering procurement for construction, design, and maintenance services
Transportation modes managed
Service Area
District 2
Counties served (18)
Leadership
View allGreg Evans
District Secretary
Leads FDOT District Two, overseeing transportation planning and project delivery across Northeast Florida.
Tracy Hisler-Pace
Communications Manager
Manages communications and public information for District Two.
Current Projects
View all- $242.5MI-95(SR9) From South Of SR126(EMERSON St) Toatlantic BlvdUnder Construction
I-95(SR9) From South Of SR126(EMERSON St) Toatlantic Blvd
- $205.3MSR23(FIRST Coast Xway) From I-95(SR9) To East Of CR2209Under Construction
SR23(FIRST Coast Xway) From I-95(SR9) To East Of CR2209
- $189.1MI-10 From: I-295 To: I-95Under Construction
I-10 From: I-295 To: I-95
- $188.6MI-95(SR9) @ North I-295 InterchangeUnder Construction
I-95(SR9) @ North I-295 Interchange
- $47.5MSR55(US19) At SR121Under Construction
SR55(US19) At SR121
- $27.5MI-10(SR8) From SR10(US90) To SR51(US129)Under Construction
I-10(SR8) From SR10(US90) To SR51(US129)
What's Being Built
View all45 projects with FDOT route geometry
By status
- Construction415
- Programmed209
- Procurement53
By work type
- Roadway Improvements418
- Bicycle & Pedestrian67
- Capacity / Add Lanes50
- Safety46
- Bridge36
- Intersection28
- Other32
Who's Winning the Work
View all- Anderson Columbia Co., Inc.10 projects · $141.0M
- Preferred Materials Inc.7 projects · $87.6M
- Superior Construction Company Southeast, LLC5 projects · $464.3M
- Duval Asphalt Products, Inc.4 projects · $36.2M
- Coxwell, J.B. Contracting, Inc.4 projects · $31.1M
- The Guarantee Company Of North America USA2 projects · $18.1M
- Mastec Civil LLC1 project · $205.3M
- Archer Western Contractors LLC1 project · $188.6M
What's Coming Up
View allHurricane Idalia I-10(SR8) At CR255 - Permanent Repair
Madison
Procurement · FY24Hurricane Idalia I-10(SR8) At Rest Area - Permanent Repair
Madison
Procurement · FY24Hurricane Idalia I-10(SR8) At SR10(US90) - Permanent Repair
Suwannee
Procurement · FY24Hurricane Idalia I-10(SR8) East Of CR255 - Permanent Repair
Madison
Procurement · FY24Hurricane Idalia I-10(SR8) East Of River Rd - Permanent Repairs
Suwannee
Procurement · FY24Hurricane Idalia I-10(SR8) East Of SE River Road - Permanent Repair
Madison
Procurement · FY24Hurricane Idalia I-10(SR8) East Of Weigh Station - Permanent Repair
Suwannee
Procurement · FY24Hurricane Idalia I-10(SR8) West Of CR255 - Permanent Repair
Madison
Procurement · FY24
Organization Network
Federal Funding
Largest program: Federal-aid Highway Program · $270.5M
- I-10 From: I-295 To: I-95$166.5M
- SR23(FIRST Coast Xway) From I-95(SR9) To East Of CR2209$31.4M
- I-10(SR8) @ SR51(US129)$16.3M
- I-10(SR8) From SR10(US90) To SR51(US129)$15.8M
- SR115 From US1 To SR202 (Butler Blvd.)$14.2M
Source: USASpending.gov