Orlando, FL, USA · Stormwater Infrastructure
Orlando Stormwater Infrastructure Projects, Funding and Design
Orlando's stormwater program combines a dedicated utility fee with a defined capital pipeline for drainage, rehabilitation and water-quality work. The City's stormwater capital schedule totals about $88.75 million across FY2023/24-FY2027/28. Colonialtown Phase 3 carries $6 million and is at 60% design, while Colonial Phase 4 is in design with $2.7 million programmed. The Streets and Stormwater Division also operates and maintains more than 800 miles of roadways and rights-of-way together with the city's drainage system.
Orlando FL Stormwater Infrastructure Projects
$88.75M
Stormwater capital projects scheduled across FY2023/24-FY2027/28
$6M
Colonialtown Phase 3 stormwater project at 60% design
$2.7M
Colonial Phase 4 drainage project in design
800+ miles
Roadways and rights-of-way maintained by Streets and Stormwater
Market outlook
Orlando Stormwater Capital Program and Design Activity
The City of Orlando funds stormwater work through a dedicated utility fee and a multi-year capital program. The current project schedule totals $88.75 million across FY2023/24-FY2027/28 and includes drainage improvements, system repair and rehabilitation, baffle-box work and basin projects. Colonialtown Phase 3 is at 60% design with $6 million programmed, and Colonial Phase 4 is in design with $2.7 million. The Streets and Stormwater Division maintains the city's drainage assets alongside more than 800 miles of roadways and rights-of-way, linking recurring system maintenance with project-specific capital delivery.
$88.75M
Stormwater capital projects scheduled across FY2023/24-FY2027/28
$6M
Colonialtown Phase 3 stormwater project at 60% design
$2.7M
Colonial Phase 4 drainage project in design
800+ miles
Roadways and rights-of-way maintained by Streets and Stormwater
Dedicated Stormwater Utility Funding
Orlando's stormwater utility fee provides a dedicated funding mechanism for drainage-system operations and capital work. The City's project schedule totals about $88.75 million across FY2023/24-FY2027/28, with programmed spending for system rehabilitation, drainage improvements, basin projects and other stormwater assets.
Colonialtown Drainage Projects in Design
Colonialtown Phase 3 is at 60% design with $6 million programmed for stormwater conveyance improvements along Shine Avenue. Colonial Phase 4 is also in design with $2.7 million programmed for drainage improvements around Marks Street and Shine Avenue. The two projects provide current examples of stormwater scopes moving through design before construction delivery.
System Rehabilitation and Water-Quality Work
The capital program includes ongoing storm-sewer repair and rehabilitation, while the Streets and Stormwater Division maintains pipes, canals, retention ponds and other drainage assets. The $1.3 million Lake Arnold Pervious Pavement Pilot adds a water-quality project scheduled for fall 2026 through summer 2027, broadening the program beyond conventional pipe and drainage work.
Infrastructure lifecycle
How Orlando Stormwater Projects Move from Funding to Delivery
Orlando stormwater projects move from utility-funded capital programming into design, procurement and construction. The lifecycle below provides context for the project stages and owner activity described on this page.
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 Stormwater Owners and Delivery Paths
The City of Orlando Streets and Stormwater Division is the primary municipal owner for the drainage program covered on this page. Utility-fee funding, capital programming and project-specific design schedules define how individual stormwater scopes move toward delivery.
Streets and Stormwater Division
The division operates and maintains Orlando's drainage system, including stormwater pipes, canals and retention ponds, while also managing more than 800 miles of roadways and rights-of-way.
Stormwater Utility and Capital Program
The dedicated stormwater utility fee funds operating and capital needs. The City's published project schedule identifies programmed costs and phases for drainage, rehabilitation and water-quality projects through FY2027/28.
Project-Specific Design and Construction
Projects such as Colonialtown Phase 3 and Phase 4 move through defined design stages before construction. Separate City project pages provide delivery schedules for active or upcoming work such as the Lake Arnold Pervious Pavement Pilot.
Early signal read
Orlando Stormwater Infrastructure Project Intelligence
The live cards below are Citylitics project intelligence matched to Orlando's Stormwater Infrastructure market. Each preview represents specific owner or project activity; the Intelligence Brief adds source, stage, timing and account context.
Stormwater - Stormwater-Wide Initiatives
City of Orlando, FL - Stormwater-Wide Initiatives
The City of Orlando is planning a $12,000,000 stormwater basin study project spanning fiscal years 2026-27 through 2029-30.
Stormwater - Stormwater Conveyance System-Wide Initiatives
City of Orlando, FL - Stormwater Conveyance System-Wide Initiatives
The City of Orlando is planning a system-wide stormwater initiative to maintain an accurate inventory of private stormwater systems.
Stormwater - Stormwater Drainage Initiatives
City of Orlando, FL - Stormwater Drainage Initiatives
The City of Orlando is planning an $8,000,000 initiative to study, improve, and construct stormwater drainage systems in the Howell Branch area between fiscal years 2026 and 2030.
Stormwater - Stormwater Drainage Initiatives
City of Orlando, FL - Stormwater Drainage Initiatives
The City of Orlando is planning stormwater drainage improvements in fiscal year 2026 with a budget of $1,000,000.
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Citylitics platform
Track Orlando Stormwater Projects from Funding Through Delivery
Citylitics connects stormwater funding, owner activity, design progression and procurement updates with project-level intelligence. Teams can maintain account coverage as scopes move through the City's capital program, prioritize the projects relevant to their market and act when a project reaches the right point for outreach or active pursuit.
Core platform
Intelligence Feeds
Track funding, owner and project activity across Orlando stormwater accounts as conditions change.
Add-on
Capital Projects Dashboard
Use capital-program and project-stage context to prioritize drainage, rehabilitation and water-quality work.
Add-on
Grant Funding Dashboards
Connect grant-backed stormwater activity with the responsible owner and project stage.
Add-on
Procurement Feeds
Follow later-stage buying activity as defined stormwater scopes move into formal procurement.
Commercial signals
Commercial Signals and Market Development
Orlando's stormwater market includes recurring utility-funded rehabilitation and named projects already moving through design. Market-development teams can separate long-term system programs from project-specific delivery, then align account coverage with the responsible City team and the stage of each scope.
Utility program
Orlando's Stormwater Capital Program Supports Long-Term Renewal
Orlando's published stormwater schedule totals about $88.75 million across FY2023/24-FY2027/28 and includes recurring repair, rehabilitation and drainage work.
For firms serving stormwater assets, the program provides a durable account view while individual project pages establish the scope and timing of specific opportunities.
For firms serving stormwater assets, the program provides a durable account view while individual project pages establish the scope and timing of specific opportunities.
Design stage
Colonialtown Phase 3 Is in Design, with Phase 4 Programmed
Colonialtown Phase 3 is at 60% design with $6 million programmed, while Phase 4 is in design with $2.7 million programmed.
That stage provides time to understand the project team and technical scope from public information before a construction package reaches formal procurement.
That stage provides time to understand the project team and technical scope from public information before a construction package reaches formal procurement.
Project mix
Orlando's Program Spans Rehabilitation, Drainage and Water-Quality Work
Orlando's program includes pipe rehabilitation, drainage improvements and water-quality projects such as the Lake Arnold pervious-pavement pilot.
Separating these project types helps teams focus account coverage on the asset classes and technical capabilities that match their offering.
Separating these project types helps teams focus account coverage on the asset classes and technical capabilities that match their offering.
PROJECT INTELLIGENCE FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
How much stormwater capital work is programmed in Orlando?
The City's published stormwater project schedule totals approximately $88.75 million across FY2023/24 through FY2027/28.
How much stormwater capital work is programmed in Orlando?
The City’s published stormwater project schedule totals approximately $88.75 million across FY2023/24 through FY2027/28.
What is the current status of Orlando's Colonialtown stormwater projects?
Colonialtown Phase 3 is at 60% design with $6 million programmed. Colonial Phase 4 is in design with $2.7 million programmed.
What is the current status of Orlando's Colonialtown stormwater projects?
Colonialtown Phase 3 is at 60% design with $6 million programmed. Colonial Phase 4 is in design with $2.7 million programmed.
Which City department manages Orlando stormwater infrastructure?
The City of Orlando Streets and Stormwater Division operates and maintains the municipal drainage system, including stormwater pipes, canals and retention ponds, and also maintains more than 800 miles of roadways and rights-of-way.
Which City department manages Orlando stormwater infrastructure?
The City of Orlando Streets and Stormwater Division operates and maintains the municipal drainage system, including stormwater pipes, canals and retention ponds, and also maintains more than 800 miles of roadways and rights-of-way.
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.
Stormwater Utility Fee - City of Orlando
City of Orlando Streets and Stormwater Division | Current
Lists Orlando’s stormwater utility fee schedule and stormwater capital projects, including programmed costs and current project phases.
Streets and Stormwater Division - City of Orlando
City of Orlando | Current
Describes the City division responsible for more than 800 miles of roadways and rights-of-way, drainage systems, stormwater pipes, canals, retention ponds and lake-water-quality monitoring.
Lake Arnold Pervious Pavement Pilot Project - City of Orlando
City of Orlando | 2026
Lists the $1.3 million Lake Arnold stormwater and water-quality pilot, with anticipated construction from fall 2026 through summer 2027.
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TL;DR
Orlando's published stormwater capital schedule totals about $88.75 million across FY2023/24-FY2027/28.
Colonialtown Phase 3 is at 60% design with $6 million programmed, while Colonial Phase 4 is in design with $2.7 million.
The Streets and Stormwater Division maintains Orlando's drainage system alongside more than 800 miles of roadways and rights-of-way.
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