E. 93rd Street Opportunity to Thrive Project (Miles Ave to Quincy Ave)

Over the past 10 years the City in partnership with GCRTA, NOACA, ODOT, and community partners have been exploring and evaluating improvements to E. 105th and E. 93rd through an effort called Thrive 105-93. Reports prepared for the corridor include a Transportation for Livable Communities Initiative Conceptual Plan and also an Alternatives Evaluation Report (AER). Several projects constructed improvements on E. 105th from Quincy Ave. to St. Clair Ave in addition to the Opportunity Corridor project that connects directly into E. 105th at the southern end of the Thrive 105-93 study area. To advance the Thrive 105-93 planning initiative, the City is focused on constructing roadway improvements on E. 93rd Street and Woodhill Road from Miles Ave to Quincy Ave connecting to E. 105th Street. The character and condition of the corridor does vary along the extent, therefore the City is considering delivering the improvements as two or more rehabilitation projects. For simplicity, the corridor can be thought of as the northern section from Kinsman to Quincy and the southern section from Miles to Kinsman. Several recently constructed intersections will be excluded from the project along with portions of the corridor where quick-build safety improvements are installed. The project will extend the multimodal network created by Opportunity Corridor and E. 105th rehabilitation projects into the residential neighborhood with the goal to create a complete street corridor from Kinsman to Quincy through a lane reduction to accommodate bicycle facilities and reduce crossing distances for pedestrians. Along the entire extent, the project will consider signal improvements for transit priority and will evaluate enhancements to transit stops and stations based on input from Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority (GCRTA). Transit service along the corridor includes bus routes #8 and #10 and commuter rail stations at the East 105th-Quincy (Red Line) and Buckeye-Woodhill Stations (Green/Blue lines). Additionally, the project will evaluate needs for traffic calming and pedestrian improvements to address safety concerns expressed by stakeholders and community leaders.
Addendum #1: Addendum to extend the following deadlines: Deadline for Questions – October 9, 2026 Deadline for Addendum Issuance (if needed) – October 16, 2026 Proposal Due Date – October 30, 2026 Please use the See What Changed link to view all the changes made by this addendum.
Addendum #2: Please find addendum #2 attached adding Attachment E-FEE Sheets, modifying section 12 proposal format instructions, and answering questions for clarification attached. Attachments: Attachment_E_-_Proposal_Fee_Sheets.docx, E._93rd_Opportunity_to_Thrive_Project_(Miles_to_Quincy_Ave.)_Addendum2_2026_10_15.docx