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This Solicitation opportunity from Ohio was posted on September 15, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Barrier Dam Trash Rack Replacement Design

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RFP 275X901186State & Local

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The City of Cincinnati, through the Greater Cincinnati Water Works Stormwater Management Utility, issued RFP 275X901186 to secure a qualified firm for the Barrier Dam Trash Rack Replacement Design. The project is necessitated by the deterioration of approximately 80-year-old trash racks at the Mill Creek Barrier Dam, which have been deemed too costly to rehabilitate. The selected contractor will be responsible for developing a comprehensive plan to dredge, remove, and dispose of silt in the dam's forebay, designing new trash racks, creating a full construction bid package for the replacement, and providing construction oversight. Proposals were due by October 13, 2026, via the Bonfire portal. Award selection is based on a point-based evaluation focusing on technical approach and methodology, qualifications of key personnel, and cost. The City emphasizes socioeconomic participation, specifically requiring a 4% Women Business Enterprise (WBE) subcontracting goal. Contractors must comply with City of Cincinnati Municipal Code, including specific minimum wage requirements for full-time and part-time employees and Equal Employment Opportunity standards. Deliverables include a detailed cost proposal and an affidavit of accuracy, with final payment processed under the Cincinnati Municipal Code Prompt Payment System.

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Cincinnati seeks a firm to design and oversee Barrier Dam trash rack replacement.

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OH, USA

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AgencyOhio → City Of Cincinnati
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OfficeOH, USA
Organization / AgencyOhio → City Of Cincinnati
Office AddressOH, USA
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In a recent update to Barrier Dam Facility Plan, it was noted in the report that the Dam’s trash racks (which are approaching 80 years old) are deteriorated. SMU staff have determined that it is not cost-effective to rehabilitate trash racks.
Therefore, SMU is requesting a proposal to develop a design and construction bid package to replace the trash racks at the Mill Creek Barrier Dam. This work will involve the a) development of a plan to dredge, remove, and dispose of the silt in the Dam’s forebay, b) design of new trash racks, c) development of a construction bid package to replace the current trash racks with newly manufactured trash racks and d) construction oversight.

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