Cleveland Opengov #310813

Progressive design-build services for Cleveland’s North Coast Connector land bridge and transportation improvements

The City of Cleveland is seeking a progressive design-build team for the North Coast Connector, a land bridge and transportation project linking downtown Cleveland with the Lake Erie lakefront. - Government buyer: City of Cleveland, Mayor’s Office of Capital Projects. - Requested services: Progressive design-build services for the North Coast Connector Phase 1 construction package. - Convert State Route 2 (the Shoreway) into a boulevard from approximately West 9th Street to east of East 9th Street. - Build a land bridge over the railroad tracks and Shoreway, improve the W. 3rd Street Bridge, and provide dedicated Port access. - Complete demolition, retaining walls, sidewalks, multi-use paths, and related infrastructure. - Potential later phase: An extension east of East 9th Street to the Innerbelt Curve is planned, contingent on construction funding. - Notable requirements: Applicable Ohio professional licenses and insurance documentation are required. The solicitation also identifies participation goals of 10% CSB for professional design services and, for construction, 15% MBE, 7% FBE, and 8% CSB. - OEMs and vendors: No product manufacturers, OEMs, or vendors are named. No product line items, part numbers, or quantities are specified.

Description

The City of Cleveland is seeking proposals for progressive design-build services for the North Coast Connector, a proposed land bridge connecting downtown Cleveland with the Lake Erie lakefront over the railroad tracks and Shoreway (State Route 2). The first construction package includes converting the Shoreway between approximately West 9th Street and east of East 9th Street to a boulevard, constructing the land bridge, W. 3rd Street Bridge improvements, dedicated Port access, demolition, retaining walls, sidewalks, multi-use paths, and related infrastructure. A second phase from east of East 9th Street to the Innerbelt Curve is planned to advance once the City obtains construction funding. Proposals must be submitted electronically as separate Services Proposal and Fee Proposal PDFs; the City anticipates a progressive design-build procurement approach, subject to change.

View original listing