Rail and transit, Transportation
First Coast Ties That Bind Florida and Georgia
Florida
Project overview
The proposed project was selected for Project Development, Final Design, and Construction and includes the rehabilitation and improvement of approximately 27 miles of track across Florida and Georgia. The project includes replacing ties, resurfacing, ballasting, rehabilitating one at- grade crossing, extending signal approaches, and installing trespasser prevention messages wrapped on signal bungalows. The project aligns with the selection criteria by enhancing safety, improving system and service performance, and improving reliability as the project will raise the line to FRA Class 2 track standards and raise train speeds. The First Coast Railroad will contribute a 50 percent non-Federal cost share, which may include funding from the Florida Department of Transportation.
- Scope
- The proposed project was selected for Project Development, Final Design, and Construction and includes the rehabilitation and improvement of approximately 27 miles of track across Florida and Georgia. The project includes replacing ties, resurfacing, ballasting, rehabilitating one at- grade crossing, extending signal approaches, and installing trespasser prevention messages wrapped on signal bungalows.
- Project type
- Rail infrastructure
- Reported investment / scope
- Not available
- Funding sources
- FY2025–2026 CRISI selection announced 2026-10-21: up to $2,640,000 in federal grant funding. This amount is not the total project cost.
- Delivery method
- Not available
Organizations involved
- Owner / developer
- First Coast Railroad Inc.
- Developer
- Not available
- Engineering firm / architect
- Not available
- General contractor / construction manager
- Not available
- EPC contractor
- Not available
- Technology / equipment providers
- Not available
- Financial sponsor
- Not available
- Other recorded participants
- First Coast Railroad Inc.
Business opportunities
Not verified
- Current procurement record
- Not available
- Upcoming procurement
- Not available
- Contract / package value
- Not available
- Supplier / subcontractor opportunities
- Not available
- Workforce requirements
- Not available
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Timeline & key dates
- Expected procurement
- Not available
- Construction start
- Not available
- Estimated completion
- Not available
- Dated milestones
- 2026-10-21: FY2025–2026 CRISI funding selection reported.
- Permitting
- Not available
- Recent project updates
- 2026-10-26: Source reviewed. The cited award confirms funding selection and reported scope. Current construction progress, procurement availability, contractor awards and completion dates have not been independently confirmed.
- Challenges / risks
- Not available
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Additional project record
The proposed project was selected for Project Development, Final Design, and Construction and includes the rehabilitation and improvement of approximately 27 miles of track across Florida and Georgia. The project includes replacing ties, resurfacing, ballasting, rehabilitating one at- grade crossing, extending signal approaches, and installing trespasser prevention messages wrapped on signal bungalows. The project aligns with the selection criteria by enhancing safety, improving system and service performance, and improving reliability as the project will raise the line to FRA Class 2 track standards and raise train speeds. The First Coast Railroad will contribute a 50 percent non-Federal cost share, which may include funding from the Florida Department of Transportation.
Project details
Location: Florida
Project sponsor: First Coast Railroad Inc.
Reported scope: The proposed project was selected for Project Development, Final Design, and Construction and includes the rehabilitation and improvement of approximately 27 miles of track across Florida and Georgia. The project includes replacing ties, resurfacing, ballasting, rehabilitating one at- grade crossing, extending signal approaches, and installing trespasser prevention messages wrapped on signal bungalows.
Funding and status
FY2025–2026 CRISI selection announced 2026-10-21: up to $2,640,000 in federal grant funding. This amount is not the total project cost.
The cited award confirms funding selection and reported scope. Current construction progress, procurement availability, contractor awards and completion dates have not been independently confirmed.
Source
FY2025–2026 CRISI official project list. Reviewed October 26, 2026.
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