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Awarded contract·Cuyahoga County·Ohio

RQ14515: Lee Road Engineering Services

$1.2MSingle Award
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Description

This solicitation seeks qualified firms to provide complete‑street design services for the Lee Road corridor, encompassing roadway design, bicycle facility planning, and related streetscape enhancements. The County will award the contract to a firm that demonstrates the technical expertise, experience, and capacity to deliver comprehensive civil engineering and design solutions for a multimodal transportation corridor. • Scope includes full design of complete‑street plans, bicycle infrastructure, and aesthetic enhancements for Lee Road. • The procurement is a Request for Qualifications (RFQ); only plan‑holders receive the full package and must submit proposals by July 11, 2024, 11 a.m. • No budget or award amount is disclosed; interested firms must contact the Department of Purchasing to obtain the RFQ documents.

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Key dates

Bids closed
7/11/2024
Contract modified
6/7/2024

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Details

Award type
Single Award
Procurement
Full and Open Competition
Industry
Civil Engineering
NAICS
541330
Solicitation №
5536

Contract value

$1,200,000

No monetary value is disclosed in the public notice or addendum. However, similar complete‑street design contracts for mid‑size urban corridors in Ohio typically range from $800,000 to $1.5 million, depending on length, complexity, and required deliverables (e.g., multiple design alternatives, bike‑facility integration, and streetscape elements). Assuming a moderate corridor length (~2 miles) and the inclusion of comprehensive design and coordination services, a reasonable ball‑park estimate would be around $1.2 million. This figure accounts for professional engineering rates, sub‑consultant costs for bike and landscape design, and the need for detailed construction‑ready plans.

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