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Forecasted Projects
Below is a list of our forecasted engineering projects.
| Project Name/Description | Type | Anticipated Advertising Date | Approximate Budget | Grant (Y/N) | Estimated Construction Start Date | Estimated Project Duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lift Station 6 Force Main Replacement: Replacement of a 1500 ft of 20-inch force main along the Kissimmee Airport property. FAA permit has been secured for this project. | IFB (Contractor) | December 2024 | $2.5M | N | February 2025 | 2 months |
| Smith St. Gravity Sewer Rehab: This project will furnish and install 12,000 feet of CCIP Liner for 8-inch gravity sewer and manholes. | IFB (Contractor) | December 2024 | $5.1M | N | January 2025 | 3 months |
| Cypress Lake Raw Water Main to Connect PW 1-4 to WTP Site: Will connect four brackish water production wells to the Cypress Lake reverse osmosis water treatment plant site. | IFB (Contractor) | December 2024 | $7M | Y | ||
| Cypress Lake WTP to Southport Connector: Cypress Lake Transmission Main (Segment CL2-P-01A) 17,000 LF of new 36"pipe from Cypress Lake Water Treatment Facility to future Southport Connector connecting to Segment CL2-P-02A Southport Rd. The project includes preliminary design, route analysis, surveying and geotechnical services, CMAR coordination and bidding assistance, permitting, easement acquisition, final design and construction administration services. The project design may take into a consideration of future transmission main of a 42" parallel pipe (Cypress Lake Segment CL2-P-01B) in the proximity area from Cypress Lake WTP to Southport Rd., anticipated construction in 2031. The estimate construction cost for a 36" pipe (Segment CL2-P-01A) is approximately $14M and a non-construction cost $4M. | RFQu (Engineer) | December 2024 | $18 million | N | January 2027 | 24 months |
| Continuing Design-Build (Multiple Projects): Toho will seek to select more than one Design-Build Firm (“DB Firm”) to undertake linear utility projects and/or treatment plant projects. This will be advertised as one solicitation or two solicitations, TBD. Toho may assign project(s) to a DB Firm via Task Authorization(s). The selected DB Firms will be responsible for completing assigned projects, which may include new construction, emergency repair projects, renewal, replacement, pump station equipment installation and other miscellaneous utility work projects. The estimated construction costs for each individual project will be less than the limit established by section 287.055(1)(g), Florida Statutes (currently, $7.5 million). | RFQu (Design-Build) | December 2024 | ||||
| Mann St. Toho Utilities Relocation: City of Kissimmee has a project to perform road widening and improvements of Mann St, in Kissimmee. This project will impact some existing Toho utilities, which will need to be relocated before roadway project. | IFB (Contractor) | December 2024 | Under $7.5 million | N | February 2025 | 3 months |
| South Poinciana Blvd from Crescent Lakes Way to OBT: Cypress Lake Transmission Main (Segment CL2-P-04B) 12,500 LF of parallel 30" pipe along S. Poinciana Blvd from Crescent Lakes Way to South Orange Blossom Trail. The project includes preliminary design, surveying and geotechnical services, Right-of-Way project coordination, permitting, CMAR coordination and bidding assistance, final design, and construction administration services. This project is located along a major arterial road which may include highly maintenance of traffic (MOT) plan. The estimated construction cost is approximately $9M and non-construction cost $3M. | IFB (Contractor) | December 2024 | Under $7.5 million | N | February 2025 | 3 months |
| Emergency Generators under Resilient Grant Application: The project consists of replacing generators at North Bermuda Main Plant Generator, North Bermuda Well #6 Generator, Camelot West Well #2 Generator, Southwest Well #1 Generator, Camelot WRF Generator, Imperial Pump Station Generator, Camelot West WTP Main Plant Generator, Southside WRF Generator near Biosolids, Parkway WTP Well #3 Generator, (4) 570 kW Portable Generators, Huron WTP Main Plant Generator, St. Cloud WTP #1 Main Plant Generator, St. Cloud WTP #2 Main Plant Generator, and St. Cloud WTP #4 Well #7 Generator. | IFB (Contractor) | January 2025 | N | |||
| St. Cloud Downtown WM Replacement: The potable water infrastructure in St. Cloud’s downtown area includes one-inch diameter galvanized steel pipe (GSP) and four and six-inch cast iron pipe (CIP), materials that are no longer used by Toho in distribution system construction and are also undersized. These mains have a greater probability of failure and can contribute to pressure issues. To address these concerns, this project will replace and upsize infrastructure at four locations in the downtown St. Cloud area. | IFB (Contractor) | January 2025 | $2.5 to $3.0 million | N | ||
| Northwest WTP Storage Expansion: Construction of a new 1.0 MG ground storage tank and associated piping, a new above grade metering station and required stormwater improvements. | IFB (CMAR) | January 2025 | $15.5M | N | Early 2026 | 30 months |
| OUC Interconnect: Toho and OUC are considering potential potable water interconnections between the two utilities. Toho and OUC agreed to initiate hydraulic evaluations to determine how best to implement the interconnects and how much water could be delivered through the interconnects from OUC to Toho and from Toho to OUC. In parallel, Toho and OUC are working on the details of a potential agreement. Interconnect 1: extends approximately 380 feet south from OUC’s 16-inch water main on Golden Sunburst Avenue to the existing Toho 24” water main on Boggy Creek Road. Interconnect 2: Toho (Simpson Road) and OUC (Boggy Creek Road) systems are approximately 500 feet between the 16” Toho and 12” OUC water mains. | RFQu (Engineer) | February 2025 | $12 million | N | February 2027 | 24 months |
| Toho Small Projects: this a batch of small projects around the Toho service area. They include a 1200 LF WM extension along Carol Terrace, a 500 LF WM extension on Patricia Circle, three interconnections at Sherwood Forrest, Celebration, and KOA/Monterrey, service line replacements at Grand Palms, and installation of a driveway at the Reunion Reuse Station. | RFQu | March 2025 | $9M | N | July 2025 | 18 months |
| Parkway WRF Expansion to 2.0 MGD: CMAR Construction for interim expansion from 1.5 MGD to 2.0 MGD. The improvements include new pretreatment units for screening, two new clarifiers, a new pump station to return sludge, re-lining of reject pond, reconstructing the chlorine contact chamber and renovation of operations building, pavement and ADA ramp. | IFB(Contractor) | March 2025 | $11M | Y | May 2025 | 24 months |
| St. Cloud LS Diversions: St. Cloud’s LS 40 has reached capacity. In response to this problem, Toho has worked with a developer to construct a 16”/20”/24” Kissimmee Park FM spanning approximately 19,000 LF and divert existing Toho East LS connected to LS40 to the Kissimmee Park FM. Plans for this force main have been completed and awaiting bid. The plans include the stub outs and diversions. | IFB(Contractor) | March 2025 | $2.4M | Y | May 2025 | 6 months |
| Edgewater (West) Storage and Re-pump Facility: To increase reuse water storage and delivery capacities as well as reliability of Toho's reuse water infrastructure, construct two 2.5 MG ground storage tanks, 6,000 gpm pump station, and connect to existing 16" reclaimed water main along Cross Prairie Parkway | IFB (Contractor) | March 2025 | $6.5 million | N | May 2025 | 14 months |
| 16" RM Old Hickory Tree Rd/10th Street/Narcoossee Rd: Supplement growth in the northeast service area by extending a sixteen-inch reclaimed main along Old Hickory Tree Rd to E 10th Street, east to Narcoossee Rd for a total length of approx. 12,000 feet. | IFB(Contractor) | April 2025 | $3.8M | N | July 2025 | 6 months |
| Nolte Road Booster Pump Station: The Nolte Road Booster Pump Station is an infrastructure improvement project intended to address ongoing pressure issues in City’s northeast potable water service area and help to accommodate demands associated with the anticipated Center Lake DRI. The Project is located in the City of St. Cloud, Florida. | IFB(Contractor) | June 2025 | $3M | N | September 2025 | 8 months |
| Lake Marion WRF AST Improvements | RFQu (CMAR) | June 2025 | $20-25 million | |||
| The Oaks Dr. and Renee Terrace Gravity Sewer Rehab: This project will furnish and install 11, 00 feet of CCIP Liner for 8-inch gravity sewer. | IFB(Contractor) | August 2025 | $1.88M | N | November 2025 | 12 months |
| Shingle Creek Reserve and Bermuda Estates Gravity Sewer Rehab: This project will furnish and install 5200 feet of CCIP Liner for 8-inch gravity sewer. | IFB (Contractor) | December 2025 | $6 million | Y | March 2026 | 1 year |
| SSWRF - Reuse Pond Expansion Project: The SSWRF, located in St. Cloud Florida, is a domestic wastewater treatment facility that provides wastewater treatment for Toho’s approximately 127 square mile St. Cloud service area. The permitted treatment capacity of the SSWRF is 7.6 million gallons per day (MGD) annual average daily flow (AADF). The SSWRF and associated land is owned by the City of St. Cloud (City) and the SSWRF and associated wastewater collection and reuse distribution systems are managed and operated by Toho under an Interlocal Agreement between Toho and the City. | IFB (Contractor) | December 2025 | $6 million | Y | March 2026 | 1 year |