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iSIP and Capital Improvements Projects
Innovative, proactive and collaborative program utilizing technology to assess and rehabilitate infrastructure around the City to ensure continued safe, resilient and sustainable utility services for the future.
Broad Vision and Advanced Planning
The Innovative Sustainable Infrastructure Program (iSIP), is a new initiative by the Boca Raton Utility Services Department. This long-term initiative uses technology and data to evaluate, prioritize and improve critical underground areas throughout the City. By using a mapping inventory system, areas will be identified and prioritized based on the age, location, and deterioration of water and sewer pipes and neighborhood roads.
Progressive Action
The Utility Services Department will coordinate with other City Departments on the timing and installation of underground work in conjunction with road resurfacing projects which will help save money and minimize disruption to residents. The Utility Services Department will install new, larger pipes to provide better water service while continuing to deliver clean, fresh City tap water to customers.
Neighborhoods will also benefit from improved roads, sidewalks, and stormwater systems. The program will maintain the stability of Boca Raton’s infrastructure by defending against potential failures through proactive, collaborative planning.
Sustainable Future
Six neighborhoods in the City will be included in the first initial project phase with an estimated completion time of five years. Construction of the first two neighborhoods will be continuous, as a preventative maintenance program throughout the City for decades.
Through this proactive and innovative approach, iSIP will enhance neighborhoods and improve the overall quality of life for residents in the City of Boca Raton.
Current Project Areas: iSIP - Improving Boca Raton
Boca Villas - iSIP
Lanzo Construction Company will be working within the Boca Villas Neighborhood area. Project is to begin on 5/25/2022. The estimated end date is April 2024.
*Please note: The scheduled work can be affected by weather.
- Proposed Start Date: 5/25/22 and Estimated End Date Spring 2024.
- Scope of Work: BOCA VILLAS INFRASTRUCTURE UPGRADES (iSIP)
Description of Project
iSIP will enhance the quality of life through various neighborhoods in the City:
- Over 44,000 linear feet of water main replacement
- New service lines and meters
- 16 miles of roadway resurfacing
- Stormwater drainage improvements
- Sidewalk enhancements
Contact Information
- Site Contractor: Prajwal Aditya (321) 831-0563
- Site Superintendent: Alejandro Borroto (786) 340-8627
- Site Project Manager: Prajwal Aditya (954) 719-5949
- City Project Inspector: Jimmy Georgievski (561) 239-3061
For additional information or questions, email [email protected] or call the iSIP Hotline at 561-338-7371.
Boca Square - iSIP
The City's infrastructure program is coming to Boca Square neighborhood in October 2022 and is expected to end in January 2024.
*Please note: The scheduled work can be affected by weather.
- Proposed Start Date: October 2022
- Estimated End Date: March 2024
- Scope of Work: BOCA SQUARE INFRASTRUCTURE UPGRADES (iSIP)
Description of Project
iSIP will enhance the quality of life through various neighborhoods in the City:
- Over 24,000 linear feet of water main replacement
- New water mains, service lines and meters
- Full road pavement
- Stormwater drainage improvements
- Sidewalk enhancements
Update as of December 2023
- The resident homes are now being connected to the new water mains.
- In January 2024 the old water main lines will be decommissioned.
- Full road pavement will be done in January/February 2024.
Contact Information
- Site Manager: Michael Green (954) 590-0322
- Site Superintendent: Anthony Marini (954) 547-9252
- City Project Inspector: Jimmy Georgievski (561) 239-3061
For additional information or questions, email [email protected] or call the iSIP Hotline at 561-338-7371.
Coming soon...
Boca Woods & Winfield Park - iSIP
The City's infrastructure program is coming to the Boca Woods and Winfield Park neighborhoods in February 2024 and is expected to end within 15 months.
*Please note: The scheduled work can be affected by weather.
- Proposed Start Date: February 2024
- Estimated End Date: May 2025
- Scope of Work: BOCA WOODS AND WINFIELD PARK INFRASTRUCTURE UPGRADES (iSIP)
- Contractor: Ric-Man International, Inc.
Description of Project
iSIP will enhance the quality of life through various neighborhoods in the City:
- Over 40,000 linear feet of water main replacement
- New water mains, service lines and meters
- Full road pavement
- Stormwater drainage improvements
- Sidewalk enhancements
Contact Information
- Ric-Man International Project Manager: Andres Diaz (954) 426-1042
- Site Superintendent: Luis Hernandez
- City Project Inspector: Jimmy Georgievski (561) 239-3061
- City Project Engineer: Edward Galvan (561) 447-7405
For additional information or questions, email i[email protected] or call the iSIP Hotline at 561-338-7371.
Neighborhood Projects (Year 0-5)
Project Area/Neighborhood | Construction Start |
---|---|
Boca Raton Square |
Fall 2022 |
Boca Villas | Spring 2022 |
Boca Woods & Winfield Park | Winter/Spring 2024 |
Tunison Palms, Old Floresta & Lake Floresta Park | Summer 2024 |
Boca Raton Riviera, Sun & Surf Community, Por La Mar | 2025 |
Palm Beach Farms (East) | 2025 |
Golden Harbor | 2025 |
Stay Connected for Updates - Nextdoor and Alert BOCA
For iSIP neighborhood project updates, connect with the City through social media and text alerts.
Download the Nextdoor app on your mobile device. Nextdoor is a neighborhood app which allows us to post updates on City information across the City or directly to specific neighborhoods or service areas.
If you’re already on the app, you find the City’s posts in the "General" category or under "Local Agencies" in the menu.
Visit the Alert Boca webpage to sign up for traffic and public safety text alerts from Boca Raton Police.
For additional information or questions, email [email protected] or call the Utility Services Department at 561-338-7371.