Coordinated widening of approximately 2,400 linear feet of roadway between the Nocatee Parkway off-ramp and the Above Athletics building. The scope included milling and resurfacing approximately 60 feet before and after the proposed improvements. Key improvements encompassed paving and drainage upgrades to install a curb and gutter section on the east side and the southbound lanes. The project also featured a new directional median opening for dual signalized left turns onto US-1 from Ranger Road and the addition of a third southbound signalized through lane. This project is associated with the City of Jacksonville Development #10479.001 and FDOT #20-088. Drone services were utilized to document site progress and verify project compliance.

$3.7 million contract for roadway widening, construction of new turn lanes, and signalization improvements. Additional improvements consisted of excavation and embankment, drainage improvements, pavement markings, sodding, and signage. City of Jacksonville Development #70570-23. Drone operations were used for aerial mapping and monitoring traffic control measures. .

$7.6 million project from State Road 21 to U.S. 17, overseeing mill and resurface operations, striping, concrete, MOT, lighting, signalization, and team coordination. Contract No. T2908, FIN: 445342-1-52-01.

This $1.8 million project included reconstruction, signal improvements, flat work, and maintenance of traffic. FAP No. D223108. Contract No. T2949. FIN: 209697-4-52-01 (2024).

This $7 million project consisted of resurfacing five (5) arterial roadways, two alternates for residential roadways including 51 streets, and one alternate involving roadway base repair around utility manholes. RFSQ-23-29 (2023).

$177 million reconstruction of I-295/95 Interchange, which allowed for increased capacity, modernization, and enhanced safety. Improvements included new concrete pavement incorporated into all ramps, collector-distributor (CD) roads, and mainline pavements west of the US 17 interchange; new flexible pavements, which were constructed on mainline segments east of the interchange (2016-2021).

$2.5 million project, which included intersection improvements of 262 intersections in 18 counties throughout FDOT District Two. The project consisted of upgrading intersections with thermoplastic striping and single-post signs. FIN: 433519-2-52-01 (2017)