I-75 Lockland Split & Paxton Ave Sewer Rehabilitation

Background
The City of Cincinnati, through its Department of Sewers, is issuing this Request for Qualifications (RFQ) to seek assistance in completing activities associated with the Paxton Avenue Sewer Rehabilitation and I-75 Lockland Split Sewer Rehabilitation projects. The Metropolitan Sewer District of Greater Cincinnati (MSDGC) provides wastewater collection and treatment for various municipal and unincorporated populations of Hamilton County, as well as services to portions of Butler, Clermont, and Warren Counties.
The Board of County Commissioners of Hamilton County created MSDGC in 1968, and it is operated under a 50-year contractual agreement with the City. The agreement consolidated the City sewerage services with those of Hamilton County’s Sewer District No. 1.

Work Details
The Paxton Avenue Sewer Rehabilitation project involves lining 1,140 LF of sewer, including reinforced concrete arch and rectangular reinforced concrete pipe.
The I-75 Lockland Split Sewer Rehabilitation project will evaluate and plan the rehabilitation of existing high and extreme risk sewers along 2.7 miles of I-75, coordinating with the Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) project.
The contract resulting from this RFQ is anticipated to last five years with two one-year extensions. Services include planning, design, construction administration, material testing, field engineering, and post-construction monitoring.

Period of Performance
The RFQ was released on April 11, 2024. The submittal deadline is May 9, 2024. Evaluation dates are scheduled for May 10-24, 2024. The contract period is anticipated to begin before or by September 2, 2024.

Place of Performance
The projects will be performed in various locations along Paxton Avenue and I-75 in Cincinnati.