Road Improvement and Structure Upgrades in Cleveland, Ohio

The project involves a two-phase construction effort focused on enhancing transportation infrastructure within Cleveland, Ohio, specifically in Cuyahoga County. The first phase entails the full reconstruction of approximately 2.3 miles of Interstate 490, from just west of I-90 to just east of I-77, including the beginning of the Opportunity Corridor. This reconstruction encompasses pavement replacement for the interstate and interchange ramps, along with extensive drainage and lighting upgrades, and minor water line and traffic surveillance work. The second phase concentrates on structural improvements to the I-490 bridge over the Cuyahoga River, involving concrete patching, deck overlaying, and approach slab replacements. Additional work includes cleaning and repairing drainage systems, replacing marine lighting, and fixing or replacing expansion joints and structural steel as necessary. The project is managed by the Ohio Department of Transportation and is open for proposals until April 18, 2024. It is categorized under NAICS code 238120, indicating specialized work in structural steel and bridge construction. The scope emphasizes comprehensive roadway and structural enhancements aimed at improving safety, durability, and traffic flow in the area. The solicitation is part of a larger effort to modernize key transportation corridors within Cleveland, ensuring long-term infrastructure resilience and efficiency.