Orlando, FL, USA · Public Infrastructure
Orlando, FL Public Infrastructure Projects: Funding and Delivery
Orlando's FY2026-27 budget is approximately $1.88 billion and includes road resurfacing, sidewalk improvements, traffic-signal upgrades and transportation-safety work. The City is responsible for about 900 miles of streets, while its wastewater treatment plants process about 36 million gallons per day. Orlando International Airport adds a separate aviation capital pipeline through the Greater Orlando Aviation Authority, whose published 2024-2029 CIP totals about $5.44 billion.
Orlando FL public infrastructure projects
~$1.88B
City of Orlando FY2026-27 budget
900 miles
Approximate street network maintained by the City
36 MGD
Wastewater processed daily by City treatment plants
$5.44B
Orlando International Airport 2024-2029 capital improvement program
Market outlook
Orlando Infrastructure Programs Across City, Water and Airport Owners
Orlando's public infrastructure market is split across several substantial owner programs. The City's FY2026-27 budget is approximately $1.88 billion and funds road resurfacing, sidewalk improvements, traffic-signal upgrades and transportation-safety work across roughly 900 miles of streets and 1,200 miles of sidewalks. The Clean Water program operates wastewater treatment plants processing about 36 million gallons per day, creating a separate water and wastewater project environment. Orlando International Airport is governed by the Greater Orlando Aviation Authority, whose published 2024-2029 Capital Improvement Plan totals about $5.44 billion. The City, Clean Water and GOAA therefore operate separate capital and procurement pipelines.
~$1.88B
City of Orlando FY2026-27 budget
900 miles
Approximate street network maintained by the City
36 MGD
Wastewater processed daily by City treatment plants
$5.44B
Orlando International Airport 2024-2029 capital improvement program
City Transportation and Public Works Program
Orlando's FY2026-27 budget is approximately $1.88 billion and includes road resurfacing, sidewalk improvements, traffic-signal upgrades and transportation-safety work. The City is responsible for about 900 miles of streets, 1,200 miles of sidewalks and more than 500 traffic signals, giving the municipal program a large recurring asset base alongside project-specific capital work.
Clean Water and Wastewater Infrastructure
Orlando's Clean Water program operates treatment facilities processing about 36 million gallons of wastewater per day. Wastewater, reclaimed-water and related public-works projects therefore sit in a separate utility and treatment context from roadway and transportation work, with different operating owners and technical scopes.
Orlando International Airport Capital Program
The Greater Orlando Aviation Authority's published 2024-2029 Capital Improvement Plan totals about $5.44 billion. GOAA governs the airport program through its own capital planning, contracting and delivery processes, adding a second large public-infrastructure owner in the Orlando market.
Infrastructure lifecycle
How Orlando Infrastructure Projects Move into Delivery
Orlando municipal, clean-water and airport projects move through different capital programs and contracting paths. The responsible owner determines the applicable budget, procurement process and delivery schedule.
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
Orlando Public Owners and Delivery Paths
City Public Works manages municipal transportation and other City infrastructure, Clean Water operates wastewater and reclaimed-water systems, and GOAA controls airport capital work. Each owner has its own budgets, project schedules and procurement processes, so the owner boundary defines how a project moves from planning into delivery.
City of Orlando Public Works
Public Works manages municipal streets, sidewalks, traffic infrastructure, drainage and other City capital projects. The FY2026-27 budget supports resurfacing, sidewalk, signal and transportation-safety work across that asset base.
Clean Water
The City's Clean Water program operates wastewater-treatment infrastructure processing about 36 million gallons per day and supports separate wastewater and reclaimed-water project scopes.
Greater Orlando Aviation Authority
GOAA owns and delivers Orlando International Airport capital work through a separate aviation program. Its 2024-2029 CIP totals about $5.44 billion and is distinct from City municipal procurement.
Project intelligence
Orlando Public Infrastructure Project Intelligence
The live cards below are Citylitics project intelligence matched to Orlando's Public Infrastructure market. Each preview represents specific owner or project activity; the Intelligence Brief adds source, stage, timing and account context.
Wastewater - Lift Station Initiatives
Orlando City Housing Authority, FL - Lift Station Initiatives
The Orlando City Housing Authority is planning a sewer lift station infrastructure initiative backed by $500,000 in federal funding as outlined in its May 2026 transportation plan.
Wastewater - Pipe Initiatives
City of Orlando, FL - Lift Station Initiatives
The City of Orlando is planning a $4,850,000 wastewater initiative to rehabilitate its sanitary system using point repairs and CIPP lining between fiscal years 2026 and 2028.
Wastewater - Pipe Initiatives
City of Orlando, FL - Pipe Initiatives
The City of Orlando is planning a wastewater infrastructure initiative to line large-diameter gravity mains using CIPP, backed by a $400,000 budget for fiscal year 2027.
Wastewater - Pipe Initiatives
City of Orlando, FL - Infiltration and Inflow Initiatives
The City of Orlando is planning a sanitary sewer system infrastructure initiative involving point repairs and CIPP lining, backed by a budget of $6,300,000 across fiscal years 2026 through 2028.
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Citylitics platform
Connect Orlando Municipal, Water and Airport Projects
Citylitics keeps Orlando infrastructure activity tied to the correct owner and delivery stage. Teams can distinguish City transportation work, Clean Water projects and GOAA aviation capital activity while maintaining a single market view.
Core platform
Intelligence Feeds
Connect Orlando City, water and airport project activity to the correct owner and stage.
Add-on
Capital Projects Dashboard
Compare municipal, utility and aviation capital programs across Orlando infrastructure markets.
Add-on
Priority Feeds
Surface Orlando projects that match target owners, project types, geographies and delivery stages.
Add-on
Procurement Feeds
Connect formal solicitations to the projects and owner programs already under coverage.
Commercial context
Commercial Context Across Orlando Infrastructure Owners
Orlando combines a current City infrastructure budget, a large municipal water and wastewater operating base and a separate multi-billion-dollar airport capital program. The relevant pursuit context depends on the owner, project type and current delivery stage.
City program
FY2026-27 Funding Supports Core Transportation Assets
Orlando's approximately $1.88 billion FY2026-27 budget includes funding for road resurfacing, sidewalk improvements, traffic-signal upgrades and transportation-safety projects. The City also maintains about 900 miles of streets and 1,200 miles of sidewalks.
Recurring asset work and project-specific capital scopes sit within the same municipal owner program.
Recurring asset work and project-specific capital scopes sit within the same municipal owner program.
Water
Clean Water Is a Separate Technical Infrastructure Program
City treatment plants process about 36 million gallons of wastewater per day, supporting a substantial operating and capital environment for treatment, collection and reclaimed-water infrastructure.
Those scopes sit within the Clean Water and Public Works program; airport and general transportation projects follow separate owner paths.
Those scopes sit within the Clean Water and Public Works program; airport and general transportation projects follow separate owner paths.
Aviation
GOAA Adds a Multi-Billion-Dollar Aviation Capital Program
Orlando International Airport's published 2024-2029 CIP totals about $5.44 billion across airport capacity, renewal and infrastructure projects. GOAA controls that program through its own governance and contracting processes.
GOAA's aviation projects use a separate contracting path from City of Orlando municipal work.
GOAA's aviation projects use a separate contracting path from City of Orlando municipal work.
PROJECT INTELLIGENCE FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What current infrastructure scale does the City of Orlando manage?
The City is responsible for approximately 900 miles of streets, 1,200 miles of sidewalks and more than 500 traffic signals. Its FY2026-27 budget is approximately $1.88 billion and includes transportation and infrastructure funding.
What current infrastructure scale does the City of Orlando manage?
The City is responsible for approximately 900 miles of streets, 1,200 miles of sidewalks and more than 500 traffic signals. Its FY2026-27 budget is approximately $1.88 billion and includes transportation and infrastructure funding.
How large is Orlando's wastewater operating base?
The City's Clean Water program says Orlando treatment plants process about 36 million gallons of wastewater per day.
How large is Orlando's wastewater operating base?
The City’s Clean Water program says Orlando treatment plants process about 36 million gallons of wastewater per day.
Is Orlando International Airport part of the same City capital program?
No. Orlando International Airport is governed by the Greater Orlando Aviation Authority, which maintains its own capital program and contracting processes. Its published 2024-2029 CIP totals about $5.44 billion.
Is Orlando International Airport part of the same City capital program?
No. Orlando International Airport is governed by the Greater Orlando Aviation Authority, which maintains its own capital program and contracting processes. Its published 2024-2029 CIP totals about $5.44 billion.
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.
City of Orlando's 2026/2027 Budget Investments
City of Orlando | 2026-09-11
Official City release covering the approximately $1.88 billion FY2026-27 budget, infrastructure funding and the October 1 implementation date for the adopted budget.
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orlando.gov | Current
Supports the following figure used in this analysis: 900 miles — Approximate street network maintained by the City.
Capital Improvement Plan 2024-2029
Greater Orlando Aviation Authority | 2024
Official aviation authority capital plan totaling approximately $5.44 billion across the 2024-2029 program.
Prepared by Citylitics Market Intelligence Team
TL;DR
Orlando's FY2026-27 budget is approximately $1.88 billion and includes road, sidewalk, traffic-signal and transportation-safety investment.
The City is responsible for about 900 miles of streets and its wastewater treatment plants process about 36 million gallons per day.
Orlando International Airport adds a separate GOAA capital pipeline, with a published 2024-2029 CIP of about $5.44 billion.
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