Boca Raton, FL, USA · Public Infrastructure
Boca Raton FL Public Infrastructure Projects: iSIP and Capital Delivery
Boca Raton FL public infrastructure projects currently include scheduled iSIP neighborhood utility work, a federally funded railroad-crossing project and multiple 2026 utility and public-works procurements. Old Floresta-area iSIP construction is scheduled for November 2026, while Jeffery Street planning targets a fall 2026 construction start.
Boca Raton FL public infrastructure projects
Nov 2026
Proposed start for Old Floresta-area iSIP construction
Spring 2029
Estimated end for Old Floresta-area iSIP work
$2M
Federal award for the Jeffery Street crossing project
Fall 2026
Anticipated Jeffery Street construction start
Market outlook
Boca Raton iSIP Utility Upgrades and Capital Project Delivery
Boca Raton's current public infrastructure activity is visible through project-specific utility, transportation and procurement records. The City's iSIP program schedules Old Floresta, Tunison Palms and Lake Floresta Park infrastructure work to begin in November 2026 and continue into 2029. The Jeffery Street railroad-highway crossing has a $2 million federal award, with planning underway and construction anticipated in fall 2026. Separately, the City's 2026 respondents list includes drainage, pump-station, water-treatment, PFAS-removal and neighborhood infrastructure procurements, showing multiple utility and public-works packages already moving through formal purchasing.
Nov 2026
Proposed start for Old Floresta-area iSIP construction
Spring 2029
Estimated end for Old Floresta-area iSIP work
$2M
Federal award for the Jeffery Street crossing project
Fall 2026
Anticipated Jeffery Street construction start
iSIP Neighborhood Utility Upgrades
Boca Raton's Innovative Sustainable Infrastructure Program combines underground utility replacement with pavement, drainage and sidewalk work in neighborhood packages. The Old Floresta, Tunison Palms and Lake Floresta Park package is scheduled to start in November 2026, with Ric-Man International identified as contractor and completion estimated for spring 2029.
Jeffery Street Railroad Crossing
The City received a $2 million federal award for the Jeffery Street railroad-highway grade crossing. Planning is underway, with construction anticipated in fall 2026. The project is being coordinated by Boca Raton with the Florida Department of Transportation and Florida East Coast Railway, creating a different delivery path from the City's utility-led iSIP work.
Formal Utility and Public Works Procurement
Boca Raton's 2026 respondent records include named procurements for drainage improvements, Golden Harbour infrastructure upgrades, pump-station renovation, water-treatment transfer pumping, PFAS-removal engineering, reclaim-pump rehabilitation, Old Floresta infrastructure upgrades and other public works. These records document packages that have reached formal purchasing, while long-range plans remain earlier-stage.
Infrastructure lifecycle
How Boca Raton Projects Move from Capital Planning to Delivery
Boca Raton's portfolio shows planning, scheduled construction and formal procurement at the same time. iSIP packages move from neighborhood programming into contractor-led construction, transportation projects can depend on outside partners and funding, and utility or public-works scopes become visible through the City's purchasing records.
Citylitics impact: Intelligence Feeds surfaces early owner, agency, utility, planning, funding, and procurement-preparation signals. Capital Projects Dashboard connects those signals to future spend. Grant Funding Dashboards and Procurement Feeds add theme-specific context so teams can prioritize, prepare, and act before procurement compresses the timeline.
Procurement preparation
Boca Raton Infrastructure Programs and Delivery Paths
Utility Services, Municipal Services and the City's Purchasing Division expose different parts of the local project lifecycle. iSIP work follows utility program schedules, transportation projects can involve FDOT and rail partners, and formal solicitations provide later-stage procurement evidence.
Utility Services iSIP
Utility Services manages the long-running iSIP neighborhood infrastructure program. Current schedules identify Old Floresta-area work for a November 2026 start and additional neighborhood packages in 2027.
Jeffery Street Crossing
The City is coordinating the Jeffery Street crossing with FDOT and Florida East Coast Railway. The project has a $2 million federal award and a stated fall 2026 construction target while planning continues.
Purchasing Division
The City's 2026 respondents list documents utility and public-works solicitations that have already reached formal procurement, including drainage, pump-station, water-treatment, PFAS-removal and iSIP-related packages.
Project intelligence
Boca Raton Public Infrastructure Project Intelligence
The live cards below are Citylitics project intelligence matched to Boca Raton's Public Infrastructure market. Each preview includes the owner and stage context for utility, transportation and procurement records.
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Citylitics platform
Track Boca Raton Infrastructure Across iSIP and Municipal Delivery
Citylitics connects Boca Raton's utility programs, transportation projects and formal procurement activity while keeping scheduled construction, partner-led planning and active solicitations as separate delivery stages.
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Intelligence Feeds
Bring Boca Raton utility, transportation and public-works project activity into one account view.
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Capital Projects Dashboard
Compare Boca Raton projects by owner, program, funding context and delivery stage.
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Priority Feeds
Surface projects that match defined infrastructure categories, owners, stages and account criteria.
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Procurement Feeds
Connect current City solicitations and respondent activity to projects already tracked upstream.
Commercial context
Commercial Context Across Boca Raton Infrastructure Programs
Boca Raton's current record spans scheduled utility construction, partner-coordinated transportation work and formal City procurement. Those stages provide different levels of commercial visibility and remain distinct in the public record.
iSIP delivery
Old Floresta iSIP Work Is Scheduled to Start in November 2026
The City schedules the Old Floresta, Tunison Palms and Lake Floresta Park iSIP package to begin in November 2026, with Ric-Man International identified as contractor and completion estimated for spring 2029.
The contractor, timing and delivery program are already defined in the City's current project record.
The contractor, timing and delivery program are already defined in the City's current project record.
Procurement record
Boca Raton's 2026 Procurement Record Includes Multiple Utility Projects
The City's respondent list includes 2026 procurements for drainage, pump stations, water-treatment work, PFAS-removal engineering and neighborhood infrastructure upgrades.
These entries document scopes that have reached formal purchasing, while projects still in planning remain at an earlier stage.
These entries document scopes that have reached formal purchasing, while projects still in planning remain at an earlier stage.
Transportation funding
Jeffery Street Has $2M in Federal Funding and a Fall 2026 Construction Target
Boca Raton reports a $2 million federal award for the Jeffery Street crossing, with planning underway and construction anticipated in fall 2026.
The project is coordinated with FDOT and Florida East Coast Railway, so its delivery path differs from City utility work.
The project is coordinated with FDOT and Florida East Coast Railway, so its delivery path differs from City utility work.
PROJECT INTELLIGENCE FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What Boca Raton infrastructure work is scheduled through iSIP?
The City schedules infrastructure upgrades in the Old Floresta, Tunison Palms and Lake Floresta Park area to begin in November 2026, with completion estimated for spring 2029. Additional iSIP neighborhood packages are listed for 2027.
What Boca Raton infrastructure work is scheduled through iSIP?
The City schedules infrastructure upgrades in the Old Floresta, Tunison Palms and Lake Floresta Park area to begin in November 2026, with completion estimated for spring 2029. Additional iSIP neighborhood packages are listed for 2027.
What is the status of the Jeffery Street crossing project?
Boca Raton received a $2 million federal award for the crossing. The City says planning is underway and construction is anticipated to begin in fall 2026 in coordination with FDOT and Florida East Coast Railway.
What is the status of the Jeffery Street crossing project?
Boca Raton received a $2 million federal award for the crossing. The City says planning is underway and construction is anticipated to begin in fall 2026 in coordination with FDOT and Florida East Coast Railway.
Which Boca Raton infrastructure scopes have reached formal procurement?
The City's 2026 respondent records include drainage improvements, neighborhood infrastructure upgrades, pump-station work, water-treatment upgrades, PFAS-removal engineering and other public-works procurements.
Which Boca Raton infrastructure scopes have reached formal procurement?
The City’s 2026 respondent records include drainage improvements, neighborhood infrastructure upgrades, pump-station work, water-treatment upgrades, PFAS-removal engineering and other public-works procurements.
Sources and Methodology
Sources & Intelligence Methodology
Market and geographic context on this page is informed by official plans, budgets, capital programs, board materials, public records, and other government or public-owner sources. The early-stage project signals and pre-RFP opportunity previews are provided separately through Citylitics’ proprietary sales intelligence platform, which continuously identifies and tracks infrastructure opportunities as they develop toward procurement.
iSIP and Capital Improvements Projects
City of Boca Raton | 2026
Current City utility-program page with neighborhood iSIP construction schedules, contractor information and infrastructure scope.
Boca Raton Announces $2 Million Federal Award for Jeffery Street Crossing
City of Boca Raton | June 22, 2026
City announcement documenting the $2 million federal award, planning status, partner agencies and anticipated fall 2026 construction start for Jeffery Street.
List of Respondents
City of Boca Raton | 2026
City procurement record listing 2026 respondents for drainage, utility, pump-station, water-treatment, PFAS-removal and neighborhood infrastructure solicitations.
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TL;DR
Boca Raton schedules Old Floresta-area iSIP construction to begin in November 2026 and continue into spring 2029.
The Jeffery Street railroad crossing has a $2 million federal award, with planning underway and construction anticipated in fall 2026.
City procurement records also show multiple 2026 drainage, pump-station, water-treatment and neighborhood infrastructure solicitations.
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