This project aims to rehabilitate and extend the lifespan of three separate bridges by implementing critical maintenance and structural improvements.

The first location is a culvert on State Road (S.R.) 419 above Gee Creek. To ensure its longevity and structural integrity, the culvert will undergo a thorough cleaning and repair process. Additionally, a protective layer of concrete will be applied to reinforce the structure and safeguard it against future wear and environmental damage.

At the second location, the S.R. 434 bridge over the Little Wekiva River, multiple repairs will be performed to enhance its durability. A key component of this work includes waterproofing the bridge deck, a measure designed to prevent water infiltration that could lead to cracking, deterioration, and potential structural issues over time.

Finally, joint seals on the S.R. 436 flyover to Red Bug Lake Road will be replaced. Joint seals play a crucial role in bridge maintenance by allowing controlled movement between bridge sections while preventing water and debris from seeping into expansion joints. This helps protect the bridge’s structural elements from premature wear, reducing the risk of costly repairs in the future.