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Interstate 10/110 Construction Projects Conclude

The Florida Department of Transportation’s six-year program to modernize and improve Interstate 10 and 110 concluded in October 2009. The $176 million effort widened Interstate 10 to six lanes between Davis Highway and U.S. 29, and widened Interstate 110 to six lanes between the I-10/110 interchange and Maxwell Street. In addition, a new “split diamond” interchange was constructed at I-110 and Airport Boulevard.

The I-10/110 upgrades have reduced congestion on Pensacola’s interstate highways, improved safety, and enhanced the reliability of the local interstate system.

Aerial photograph of I-110 from Maxwell Street to South of Hyatt Street.

Interstate 110 improvements
Construction cost, $58 million
Completed, Oct. 2009
Designer, HDR
Construction contractor, Archer-Western Contractors, Ltd.
CEI consultant, Volkert Construction Services

Nitetime photograph of I10 I110 interchange.

Interstate 10/110 interchange upgrades
Construction cost, $76 million
Completed, Aug. 2008
Designer, PBSJ
Construction contractor, Archer Western Contractors, Ltd.
CEI consultant, Volkert Construction Services

Aerial photograph of I-110 Split Diamond Interchange.

Interstate 110/Airport Blvd.-Brent Lane split diamond interchange
Construction cost, $41 million
Completed, Oct. 2009
Designer, PBSJ
Construction contractor, Archer-Western Contractors, Ltd.
CEI consultant, Greenhorne & O’Mara

For more information on the work of FDOT you may contact:

Tommie Speights
FDOT Public Information Director
1074 Highway 90 East
Chipley, FL 32432
Tele: (888) 638-0250 Ext. 208 (toll free)
E-mail: Tommie.Speights@dot.state.fl.us

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