For two years in a row, from 2003 to 2004, Florida’s District Three and ICA were recognized by FDOT for having the best maintained rest areas in the state based on QA inspections and customer response cards. In 2004, the state of Florida was recognized for the best rest areas in the country thus making ICA maintained facilities the best nationwide.
ICA’s rest area maintenance responsibilities typically include: janitorial services, landscape and grounds maintenance, security, building maintenance, pavement and lighting, and water and wastewater management.
The following is a summary of current facility projects:
Facilities Asset Management District 2
Client: Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT)
1109 South Marion Avenue, Lake City, FL 32025-5874
ICA provides total asset maintenance services on all of the welcome center (2), rest area (17) and weigh station (6) facilities located in District Two. These services are being performed under a 10-year contract and include: routine and intermediate maintenance and repair of all buildings, grounds, roadways, paved areas, picnic areas and scales; water and wastewater facilities; security guard services; janitorial and cleaning duties; Storm water management facilities; incident response.
Facilities Asset Management District 3
Client: Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT)
45 North Park Street, De Funiak Springs, FL 32433
ICA provides total asset maintenance services on all of the welcome center (2), rest area (12) and weigh station (4) facilities located in District Three. These two contracts, along with ICA’s other existing rest area work, make ICA the largest provider of both building and roadway asset management services in the state. ICA currently maintains over 73% of the rest areas and welcome centers in the state.
Facilities Asset Management-Rest Areas
Client: Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT)
1401 East Broad St. Richmond, Virginia
Covering Culpeper, Staunton, Richmond and Fredericksburg Counties in Northern Virginia, this project contains four contracts that include total asset maintenance services of 28 state-owned, 24-hour operated rest areas and 6 welcome centers. This project also includes the operation and maintenance of five waste water treatment plants. ICA operates 34 of Virginia’s 41 rest areas in six of VDOT’s nine districts.
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