Concrete and Structural Repair and Rehabilitation Project on Major Routes in Ohio

This contract involves comprehensive repair and rehabilitation work on key transportation infrastructure across several cities and townships in Ohio, including Franklin, Carlisle, Cincinnati, and surrounding areas within Warren and Hamilton counties. The scope of work encompasses replacing deteriorated concrete pier pedestals, repairing abutment wing walls, installing rigid deck overlays, and employing hydrodemolition techniques. Additional tasks include upgrading guardrails, replacing expansion joints, patching damaged bridge decks, refurbishing bearings, and performing other related structural improvements to enhance the safety and longevity of the bridges and roadways. The project is managed by the Ohio Department of Transportation and is valued between five million and fifteen million dollars. It is scheduled for solicitation with a response deadline of January 30, 2025. The work is to be performed on major routes such as IR-71, IR-74, IR-75, and SR-123, following detailed plans and specifications to ensure quality and durability. The contract aims to improve critical transportation corridors, ensuring safer and more reliable travel across the specified regions in Ohio.