Site work for a civil project in Wadsworth, Ohio. Completed plans call for site work for a water / sewer project.

Per the engineer, an award has been made and a Notice to Proceed is expected September 2025. *The closed solicitation has been included below for reference: The City of Wadsworth (CITY) is requesting proposals from qualified consultant firms (CONSULTANT) for the preliminary engineering, engineering design and construction professional services for the Water System Looping Improvement Project. Qualified consultants shall have similar design experience including boring of waterlines. The work will cover the southwest section of the City (see map below). In general, this project will include the design for waterline looping between Airport Drive and Trease Road, the dead end of Quadral Drive, and in the Sparrow Way neighborhood Please direct all inquiries to the Project Manager, Gina Brescilli, at gbrescilli@wadsworthcity.org Interviews/Presentations or Questions/Interviews by Phone, if required November 1, 2023- November 3, 2023 Consultant Selection November 6, 2023 Contract Award November 29, 2023 The City has deteriorating infrastructure in the surrounding areas where the looping is proposed. This work will allow the City to isolate repair areas to reduce the impact of outages on the Citys wastewater treatment plant and the surrounding businesses and residents. Due to the condition of existing waterline in the area surrounding Airport Drive, it appears there are corrosive soils that must be accounted for in the design. The City may proceed with any combination of the following project areas with the following scope of services in each area. Hours provided with the proposal should show a breakdown in the level of effort by project area. Along Airport Drive to Trease Road - engineering design and construction professional services. Quadral Drive - preliminary engineering and cost estimates to loop the end of Quadral Drive. Up to four (4) viable alignments shall be evaluated. Along Johnson Road from Sparrow Way to Castle Haven Way - preliminary engineering and cost estimates to loop the Sparrow Way neighborhood. This location is the transition point between the Citys high and low pressure zones. Up to four (4) viable alternatives shall be evaluated, including the alternative to provide an emergency connection between the two pressure zones. The following recommended scope of work for the project is meant to provide a guideline for the preparation of proposals. Responses to this RFQ may suggest alternative approaches to the scope, so long as the end result is achieved. Upon completion of the scoring and ranking of the written submittals, the CITY may make a selection based on the following selection criteria. Alternately, the CITY may select the top ranked firms to deliver a presentation to provide further clarification of their capabilities, experience, and approach. The CITY reserves the right to reject any or all proposals and to waive any and all irregularities to choose the firm which, in the CITYs opinion, best serves the CITYs interests. The method of Contractor Selection has not been Determined at this time.