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- PID 120288 - Longbrook Rd. (From Kolbe Rd. to Yorktown Rd.) and Yorktown Rd. (From Longbrook Rd. to Oakpoint Rd.) Rehabilitation
- Project Information:
Contractor: Terminal Ready Mix
Inspection Firm: KE McCartney
Project Manager, City of Lorain: TBD
Cost: $800,332.50
Proposed Construction Start Date: 6/1/2025
Anticipated Construction End Date: 11/30/2025
Schedule: Link
PID 107478 - Resurfacing-Urban Paving City of Lorain
LOR 611
Project Planning has begun.
Construction scheduled for 2024.
Scope:
- The primary scope of work includes milling 1.5 inches of asphalt from the surface, and repaving it with 1.5 inches of asphalt
- If, after milling, the base appears bad, the contractor will repair the base prior to placing the asphalt. Base repairs are 100% city cost.
- Other 100% city costs include handicap ramp replacement and guardrail.
- Overall project cost is (80/10 funding)
Awards:
- $165,000.00 has been obtained for a road diet during resurfacing. (90/10 funding)
- $500,000.00 has been obtained for pedestrian safety improvements (90/10 funding)
- $500,000.00 of roadway and stormwater improvements from Oberlin to Beech
PID 101446 - Resurfacing-Urban Paving City of Lorain
LOR 58 24.66 (Amherst/Lorain Corp (JNT Line N. of Cooper Foster Rd.) to 27.56 (US6)
Project Information:
Contractor: Karvo Companies
Project Manager: Luke Wysocki, ODOT
Project Engineer: Nick Donofrio, ODOT, 440-308-6330, nick.donofrio@dot.ohio.gov
Cost: Local cost share: $723,626.60 for construction and $35,000.00 for construction inspection
- The low bidder on the project was Karvo Companies, Inc. for an amount of $1,318,000.47. This was almost 10% less than ODOTs estimate of $1,455,000.
- This project is funded with and 80/20 split ODOT/City of Lorain, with the exception of a few items that are 100% city cost.
Proposed Construction Start, date:06/01/2021. Construction complete 2021.
Scope:
- The primary scope of work includes milling 1.5 inches of asphalt from the surface, and repaving it with 1.5 inches of asphalt
- If, after milling, the base appears bad, the contractor will repair the base prior to placing the asphalt. Base repairs are 100% city cost.
- Other 100% city costs include handicap ramp replacement and guardrail.