Balfour Beatty

Scope Of Work

The Jacksonville Regional Transportation Center at LaVilla is a transit-oriented development that offers travelers a variety of transit options. The project has revitalized the LaVilla district into a multi-modal urban core, building a successful transportation infrastructure and serving as a catalyst for the future downtown Jacksonville innovation corridor. Completed in two phases, the first phase includes the new LEED Silver certified 10,000-square-foot intercity bus terminal facility that hosts long-distance bus transportation service options. The adjacent phase two 67,000-square-foot Jacksonville Regional Transportation Center building connects to the first phase via an overhead pedestrian bridge. The center not only serves as the new administrative headquarters for the Jacksonville Transportation Center but it houses the First Coast Flyer bus rapid transit, Skyway system, JTA’s fixed-route bus service, regional shuttles, paratransit and the upcoming Ultimate Urban Circulator System. The building’s visual impact celebrates the union of the City’s historic cultural roots while highlighting the future of innovation in the city. 

The Jacksonville Regional Transportation Center at LaVilla is a newly built multi-modal development project consisting of a 10,000-square-foot intercity bus terminal (IBT) linked to a five-story, 67,000-square-foot transportation hub via an overhead pedestrian bridge. The state-of-the-art transportation facility will act as the epicenter for the city’s transportation infrastructure, impacting the downtown Jacksonville business district and its surrounding communities to create a seamless network of enhanced mobility options to make transportation more accessible to Jacksonville’s growing population.