Jacksonville, FL, USA · Public Infrastructure
Jacksonville, FL Public Infrastructure Projects: Funding and Delivery
Jacksonville's FY2026-27 capital program totals $586.1 million within a five-year CIP of about $1.228 billion. Roadway resurfacing accounts for $35.95 million and stormwater and drainage for $25.34 million, with separate funding for septic tank phaseout and bridge repairs. Public infrastructure work also runs through JEA's utility program and JTA's transportation portfolio, creating several owner-specific project pipelines across the city.
Jacksonville FL public infrastructure projects
$586.1M
FY2026-27 Capital Improvement Plan
$1.228B
Five-Year Capital Improvement Plan
$35.95M
FY2026-27 roadway resurfacing allocation
$25.34M
FY2026-27 stormwater and drainage allocation
Market outlook
Jacksonville Capital Program and Public Owner Activity
Jacksonville's FY2026-27 capital program sets $586.1 million of current-year investment inside a five-year plan of about $1.228 billion. The City has $35.95 million allocated to roadway resurfacing, $25.34 million to stormwater and drainage, $25 million to septic tank phaseout and $13.75 million to bridge repairs. JEA runs a separate water, wastewater and electric capital portfolio, while JTA manages transit and mobility projects. Jacksonville's infrastructure market is therefore distributed across distinct owners, budgets and project schedules.
$586.1M
FY2026-27 Capital Improvement Plan
$1.228B
Five-Year Capital Improvement Plan
$35.95M
FY2026-27 roadway resurfacing allocation
$25.34M
FY2026-27 stormwater and drainage allocation
City Capital Program
Jacksonville's FY2026-27 capital program totals $586.1 million within a five-year plan of about $1.228 billion. Roadway resurfacing carries $35.95 million, stormwater and drainage $25.34 million, septic tank phaseout $25 million and bridge repairs $13.75 million. The funded scopes sit in separate road, drainage, septic and bridge delivery programs.
JEA Water and Wastewater Projects
JEA maintains a separate utility capital program across water, wastewater and reclaimed-water assets. Its current project portfolio includes work at design, construction and future-construction stages, including major reclamation and purification facilities. That utility pipeline creates a different set of engineering, equipment and construction opportunities from the City's general capital program.
JTA Transportation Projects
Jacksonville Transportation Authority manages its own transit and mobility project portfolio, separate from City Public Works and JEA. JTA projects follow the authority's own schedules and procurement processes, while municipal roads, bridges and drainage remain City-led and utility scopes remain with JEA.
Infrastructure lifecycle
How Jacksonville Infrastructure Work Moves into Delivery
Jacksonville projects move from capital programming and engineering into procurement, construction and closeout on owner-specific schedules. City, JEA and JTA each use their own project schedules and procurement paths.
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
Jacksonville Public Owners and Procurement Paths
The City of Jacksonville, JEA and JTA control different parts of the local infrastructure market. Municipal roads, bridges and drainage flow through City capital and procurement processes; utility projects follow JEA's program; transit and mobility work follows JTA. Owner attribution is therefore as important as project type when assessing scope, timing and buying path.
City of Jacksonville
The City owns the municipal capital program covering roads, bridges, drainage, public facilities and other general capital work. FY2026-27 allocations establish current funding, while the City's Procurement Division manages formal competitive purchasing and contracting.
JEA
JEA owns and delivers electric, water and wastewater infrastructure across Jacksonville and surrounding service areas. Its capital-project pages identify individual utility projects, budgets and construction timing.
Jacksonville Transportation Authority
JTA owns and advances transit and mobility projects through a separate authority program. Its transportation projects follow JTA procurement and delivery processes, independent of City road work and JEA utility projects.
Project intelligence
Jacksonville Public Infrastructure Project Intelligence
The live cards below are Citylitics project intelligence matched to Jacksonville's Public Infrastructure market. Each preview represents specific owner or project activity; the Intelligence Brief adds source, stage, timing and account context.
Drinking Water - Water Tank or Tower Initiatives
JEA, FL - Water Treatment Plant or Facility Initiatives
JEA is planning a drinking water infrastructure upgrade involving a water tank or tower initiative. The agency has allocated $2,680,000 for the project, which is scheduled in the 2026 budget cycle.
Drinking Water - Water Treatment Plant or Facility Initiatives
JEA, FL - Water Treatment Plant or Facility Initiatives
JEA has budgeted $205,000,000 in fiscal year 2027 to upgrade its water treatment plant facilities.
Drinking Water - Pipe Initiatives
JEA, FL - Pipe Initiatives
JEA is planning a $6,000,000 drinking water pipe initiative funded through the 2030-31 budget.
Drinking Water - Water Treatment Plant or Facility Initiatives
JEA, FL - Water Treatment Plant or Facility Initiatives
JEA is planning a $460,000 project in fiscal year 2031 to rehabilitate a water treatment plant.
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Citylitics platform
Keep Jacksonville Infrastructure Owners in One Account View
Citylitics brings municipal, utility and transportation project activity together without collapsing the owner distinctions that matter. Teams can see whether a Jacksonville project is funded, in design, in procurement or under construction and keep account coverage tied to the responsible agency.
Core platform
Intelligence Feeds
Bring City, JEA and JTA project activity into one Jacksonville account view.
Add-on
Capital Projects Dashboard
Compare funded programs, owners and project stages across Jacksonville infrastructure categories.
Add-on
Priority Feeds
Surface Jacksonville projects that match specific account, geography, project-type and stage criteria.
Add-on
Procurement Feeds
Connect later-stage City, utility and transportation procurement activity to the projects already under coverage.
Commercial context
Commercial Context Across Jacksonville Infrastructure Owners
Jacksonville combines a large municipal capital program with separate utility and transportation portfolios. City, JEA and JTA projects remain distinct procurement pipelines with different owners, funding and delivery stages.
City capital program
Municipal Funding Is Already Allocated Across Core Infrastructure
Jacksonville's FY2026-27 CIP includes $35.95 million for roadway resurfacing, $25.34 million for stormwater and drainage, $25 million for septic tank phaseout and $13.75 million for bridge repairs.
Those allocations sit in separate City delivery programs with project-specific schedules and procurement paths.
Those allocations sit in separate City delivery programs with project-specific schedules and procurement paths.
Utility delivery
JEA Adds a Separate Water and Wastewater Project Pipeline
JEA's capital portfolio includes large reclamation, purification and distribution projects at different delivery stages. Its project pages publish project objectives, budgets and construction schedules.
The utility portfolio follows JEA's own project schedule and procurement path, separate from the City's general CIP.
The utility portfolio follows JEA's own project schedule and procurement path, separate from the City's general CIP.
Owner routing
City, JEA and JTA Opportunities Follow Different Procurement Paths
Jacksonville's public infrastructure market spans municipal departments, a municipal utility and a transportation authority. Several buying processes can therefore coexist in the same geography.
City, JEA and JTA projects remain separate procurement pipelines.
City, JEA and JTA projects remain separate procurement pipelines.
PROJECT INTELLIGENCE FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
How large is Jacksonville's current municipal capital program?
The City's FY2026-27 Capital Improvement Plan totals $586.1 million, within a five-year capital plan of about $1.228 billion.
How large is Jacksonville's current municipal capital program?
The City’s FY2026-27 Capital Improvement Plan totals $586.1 million, within a five-year capital plan of about $1.228 billion.
Which Jacksonville infrastructure categories have current City funding?
The FY2026-27 plan includes $35.95 million for roadway resurfacing, $25.34 million for stormwater and drainage, $25 million for septic tank phaseout and $13.75 million for bridge repairs.
Which Jacksonville infrastructure categories have current City funding?
The FY2026-27 plan includes $35.95 million for roadway resurfacing, $25.34 million for stormwater and drainage, $25 million for septic tank phaseout and $13.75 million for bridge repairs.
Who owns public infrastructure projects in Jacksonville?
Ownership varies by project. The City of Jacksonville manages municipal capital work, JEA manages electric, water and wastewater infrastructure, and JTA manages transit and mobility projects.
Who owns public infrastructure projects in Jacksonville?
Ownership varies by project. The City of Jacksonville manages municipal capital work, JEA manages electric, water and wastewater infrastructure, and JTA manages transit and mobility projects.
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.
FY 2026–2027 Budget Highlights
City of Jacksonville | 2026
Provides Jacksonville’s FY2026-27 Capital Improvement Plan total, five-year capital plan and named infrastructure allocations.
FY 2026–2027 Budget Highlights
jacksonville.gov | 2026
Supports the following figures used in this analysis: $35.95M — FY2026-27 roadway resurfacing allocation; $25.34M — FY2026-27 stormwater and drainage allocation.
Jacksonville.gov - 2026/2027 Budget Information
jacksonville.gov |
The official website of the City of Jacksonville, Florida
Prepared by Citylitics Market Intelligence Team
TL;DR
Jacksonville's FY2026-27 capital program totals $586.1 million within a five-year CIP of about $1.228 billion.
Current City allocations include $35.95 million for roadway resurfacing and $25.34 million for stormwater and drainage, plus separate funding for septic phaseout and bridge repairs.
City of Jacksonville, JEA and JTA projects sit in separate owner and procurement pipelines within the same market.
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