Bridge Deck Removal and Superplasticized Dense Concrete (SDC) Overlay
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This subcontract involves the removal of existing latex-modified concrete wearing courses and the installation of a new Superplasticized Dense Concrete (SDC) overlay for prime contractors on City of Cincinnati and ODOT bridge projects. The scope of work includes the hydro-demolition of existing bridge deck overlays and the placement of the SDC overlay utilizing a phased mobilization approach to deliver a fully replaced bridge wearing course. All activities must be performed in strict compliance with ODOT Supplemental Specification 848 and ODOT Construction and Material Specifications. This opportunity is managed by the City of Cincinnati Transportation and Engineering agency under NAICS code 237310, with a response deadline set for November 6, 2026.
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This scope was carved out of 273C909409.
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Hopple Street HAM CR 163 5.5 - PID 121735
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