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Cleveland Starts Design/Build Innerbelt Bridge Plan said Teeuwen. Each of the four design/build teams submitted 25 copies of its application, along with a list of its On March 23, the Ohio Department of qualifications, which were then Transportation (ODOT) announced its three locked in “war roomsâ€? in both the finalist design/build teams, each of whom Columbus ODOT headquarters hopes to build ODOT’s first value-based, and the district 12 offices in design/build project. It is the state’s largest Garfield Heights. single transportation investment ever — A panel of 15 experts, represenconstruction of a new $450 million westtatives from Cleveland’s planning, bound I-90 Innerbelt Bridge in Cleveland, sustainability, and traffic and engiOhio. neering departments, reviewed the Each of the three design/build teams will qualifications of each team and submit technical and price proposals for the then made recommendations to the project on or before Aug. 5, and the contract five-member advisory group. Each will be awarded on Sept. 17. Work is estipanel member was required to sign mated to begin in 2011 and to be completed a confidentiality agreement and a in June 2014. statement that no conflict of inter“I am pretty excited,â€? said District 12 est existed between the panel Deputy Director Bonita Teeuwen, member and any of the teams. “I feel a lot of potential here. The ODOT engineers found that construction in ODOT’s advisory group memfact the larger national firms are the early 1980s, to widen the W. 14th Street bers included Teeuwen, deputy coming to Ohio says this is a on-ramp, added considerable additional director of production managenationally recognized project.â€? weight and stress to the existing truss. ment; Timothy McDonald, deputy Four design/build teams subdirector of construction managemitted their qualifications to Ohio River in Portsmouth, OH. ment; William Lindenbaum, chief engineer; ODOT, which chose three finalOn Feb. 2, ODOT began advertising Keith Swearingen and deputy director of ists to prepare and submit bids for for “Requests for Qualificationsâ€? from highway operations, Halle Jones Capers. the new westbound Inner Belt potential design-build teams. Potential As part of its innovative value-based, Bridge: teams were required to provide ODOT design/build process, ODOT made clear its • Contractor: Lane/ Brayman with a list of qualifications including intentions of choosing design/build teams LLC, a joint venture with Lane past experience in design/build con- to provide: maximum positive impact, Construction Co. of Cheshire, struction management, project under- superior design and construction expertise, Conn. Worked on high-occu- Approximately $10 million was spent on making standing and approach, and capabilities outstanding aesthetics, creative ideas for repairs to improve the safety of the existing Innerbelt pancy lanes on Interstate 495 of the team. As part of ODOT’s transsee CLEVELAND page 4 Bridge. Beltway in Virgina. parent and accountable process, those Mahoning County. Brayman Construction Corp. of The Ruhlin Co. of Wadsworth, Ohio. “Statements of Qualificationsâ€? will be evalSaxonburg, Pa. Worked on Interstate 64 /08 (0*/( Worked on bridge and road at uated based on specific criteria and will be Kanawha River Bridge in Charleston, awarded points based on how well that team International Gateway at Columbus W.Va. 5)& %*45"/$& meets those criteria, according to an ODOT Airport. Designer: FIGG Engineering Group of "4 0)*0”4 /&8 Designer: Parsons Transportation press release. Tallahassee, Fla., worked on Interstate Due to the size and scope of the innerbelt Group Inc. of Pasadena, Calif. Designed 35W Bridge in Minneapolis, Minn. and constructed Cleveland Hopkins project, only four teams submitted applications. Of those, two are local, however, International Airport expansion. • Contractor: Trumbull-Great LakesODOT, by federal law, “cannot give local %&"-&3 Ruhlin, a joint venture of Trumbull Corp. firms any preference,â€? said Teeuwen. • Contractor: Walsh Construction of of Pittsburgh. Rehabilitated 31st Street “We are pleased and excited to see the Chicago. Worked on the Pennsylvania Bridge over the Allegheny River in teams that are interested in building this projTurnpike twin bridges over the Allegheny Pittsburgh. ect. There are some very powerful teams River. The Great Lakes Construction Co. of here and it just goes to show that this project Designer: HNTB of Kansas City, Kan., Hinckley, Ohio. Worked on Interstate 80 worked on U.S. Grant Bridge over the is nationally recognized. I’m excited to see bridges over the Meander Reservoir in $BMM what these teams can bring to Cleveland,â€? By Linda J. Hutchinson CEG CORRESPONDENT
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Ritchie Auction Draws Bidders in Cleveland, Web
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itchie Bros. Auctioneers held a multi-million dollar unreserved public auction on March 17 at its South Vienna (Columbus), Ohio, location. More than 1,650 bidders from 27 countries. including all 10 Canadian provinces and 46 U.S. States participated, both in-person and online. The event drew an enthusiastic crowd to bid on an extensive inventory of excavators, dozers, skid steer loaders and other machines. Approximately 1,300 items were sold by the end of the day. Jim Smith of O.V. Smith and Sons came in from Charleston, W.Va., to try this Volvo ECR 38 mini-excavator.
Darryl Yoder keeps the action moving along as bidders vie for the machines on the block.
Steve Creamer (L) of Creamer Drainage and Excavating is joined by Ronald “Bumpy” Rhoades of Rhoades Farm Drainage and Excavating to check out the excavators on hand at the auction.
Bob Conway of Midwest Equipment stopped by to take in the auction activities.
(L-R): Jude Ott of Ott Excavating, Ben Riley of Ritchie Bros., and Tim Heim, Mike Kegarise, Matt Ott, and Joel Gerhardstein, all of Precision Paving, enjoy the sun as they check out the equipment at the auction.
Andy Seals of Busey Road Aggregates LLC was pleased to have won the bidding on this John Deere 850C dozer.
(L-R): Scott Butts of Vermeer of Southern Ohio talks drilling and trenching equipment with Doug Wirt of D and P Construction and Chad Crist of Precise Boring.
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Ohio Residents Have Say in I-90 Bridge Aesthetic Appeal CLEVELAND from page 1
sustainability and excellent community relations. Selection criteria for choosing the final design included: sustainability and green initiatives, I-90 bridge aesthetics, design management, proposed design, construction management, construction, quality management, schedule, community relations, onthe-job training, prequalification and cost, according to an ODOT press release. Each criterion was assigned a point value and a team of ODOT and city of Cleveland officials will evaluate the proposed design based on this technical criteria. Price proposals will only be opened now that the final three teams have been chosen. The contract will be awarded to the team which provides the “best value” based on a combination of the technical and the price proposals, the ODOT press release continued. No matter which team is selected, ODOT has made it clear that Cleveland residents will have a say in the aesthetic appeal of the new bridge. The team will be required to meet with city and community groups to present proposals for aesthetic details of the bridge, including color and lighting and surface treatments. ODOT also has worked extensively with the Innerbelt Urban Design and Aesthetics subcommittee chaired by Cleveland City Planning Commission Director, Robert N. Brown. The subcommittee, which include 35 instrumental community representatives, has been working since June 2009 to provide prescriptive comments to be included in the design/build contract. With monthly meetings and focus groups, the subcommittee considered and recommended a series of design principles for the structure, including consistent and coherent design, minimal piers, aesthetic lighting treatment and curved or “haunched” girders. The committee also prescribed specific enhancements to be constructed in the Tremont and Gateway neighborhoods surrounding the structure, including scenic overlooks, improved lighting and greenspace, multi-modal connections and additional parking. The finalized recommendations from the aesthetic subcommittee were approved by the Cleveland City Planning Commission in November 2009. Disadvantaged business participation in the project also is being stressed. In order to increase the amount of disadvantaged community and business participation in the project, ODOT announced a lofty “aspirational goal” for the project. ODOT has specified that 15 percent of work on the project
should be performed by small and disadvantaged businesses in the Cleveland community, three percent of workers should receive on-the-job training and two community outreach consultants will work hand-in-hand with the disadvantaged business community, according to Jocelynn Clemings, public information officer, ODOT district 12. ODOT began its comprehensive strategy to rebuild the Cleveland Innerbelt Plan in 2004. Included in the plan was the rebuilding of portions of I-71, I-77 and I-90 into downtown Cleveland. Regarding the existing bridge structure, “the Department spent about $10 million in order to make repairs to the existing Innerbelt Bridge so that the bridge may remain safe and in service until the new westbound bridge is completed in 2014. The existing bridge was restricted during the fall of 2008 after ODOT engineers discovered a number of steel members were aging more quickly than anticipated,” said Clemings. “Removal of the widening girder and a portion of the bridge deck was made possible only after extensive, detailed analysis of the steel members and connections of the main structure. In coordination with the FHWA, ODOT engineers found that the construction of a segment to widen the W. 14th Street on-ramp in the early 1980s added considerable additional weight and stress to the existing truss. After careful consideration of the analysis, the project team agreed that the best way to ensure safety of motorists on the bridge — while optimizing the trafficcarrying capacity of the structure — would be to remove the 300,000 lbs. widened segment of the W. 14th Street ramp,” said Clemings. Whichever team wins the contract, work to demolish buildings and prepare for the new bridge will begin later this year. “Motorists will not be affected until the summer of 2011 when work begins on the new structure,” said Clemings. In 2014, when the new five-lane span opens, it will carry both eastbound and westbound traffic until 2017. ODOT is planning to replace the current deteriorating Inner Belt Bridge at that time. At that point, the bridge built between this winter and 2014 will carry only westbound traffic and the replacement bridge completed in 2017 will carry only eastbound traffic. For more information visit www.Innerbelt.org (This story also can be found on Construction Equipment Guide’s Web site at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.) CEG
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‘Buckeye State’ Highway Lettings
The Ohio State Department of Transportation received bids for transportation-related improvement projects. The following is a list of some of the projects let. Project No: 100001. Type: Two lane resurfacing. Location: ATB-US-20/45-0.00/(5.05)(11.06) Part 1; ATB20-1.66 Part. State Estimate: $2,110,000. Contractors and Bid Amounts: • Koski Construction Co., Ashtabula, Ohio — $1,868,342. • Karvo Paving Co., Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio — $2,153,445. • Burton Scot Contractors LLC, Newbury, Ohio — $2,329,000. • Shelly Co., Thornville, Ohio — $2,443,873. Completion Date: Sept. 30, 2010. Project No: 100006. Type: Intersection. Location: MAD-US-40-14.96. State Estimate: $2,998,000. Contractors and Bid Amounts: • Shelly Co., Thornville, Ohio — $2,660,889. • George J. Igel & Co. Inc., Columbus, Ohio — $2,784,912. • Trucco Construction Co. Inc., Delaware, Ohio — $2,796,362. • Shelly & Sands Inc., Zanesville, Ohio — $2,922,545. • Double Z Construction Co., Columbus, Ohio — $2,954,794. • Kokosing Construction Co. Inc., Columbus, Ohio — $3,163,335. • R.B. Jergens Contractors Inc., Vandalia, Ohio — $3,552,997. Completion Date: Oct. 31, 2010. Project No: 100008. Type: Four lane resurfacing. Location: RIC-SR-309-6.09, Part 1; RIC-309-6.47L&R, Part 2. State Estimate: $3,800,000. Contractors and Bid Amounts: • Shelly & Sands Inc., Zanesville, Ohio — $3,500,276. • Kokosing Construction Co. Inc., Columbus, Ohio — $3,641,881. Completion Date: Oct. 15, 2010. Project No: 100010. Type: Bridge repair. Location: AUG-US-33/29-2.68R/2.12L. State Estimate: $2,640,000. Contractors and Bid Amounts: • E.S. Wagner Co., Oregon, Ohio — $1,781,672. • Vernon Nagel Inc., Napoleon, Ohio — $2,211,043. • Eagle Bridge Co., Sidney, Ohio — $2,338,122. • Mosser Construction Inc., Fremont, Ohio — $2,376,176. • Armstrong Steel Erectors Inc., Newark, Ohio — $2,385,637.
• Complete General Construction Co., Columbus, Ohio — $2,404,511. • Miller Bros. Construction Inc., Archbold, Ohio — $2,477,633. • Brumbaugh Construction Inc., Arcanum, Ohio — $2,498,527. Completion Date: Aug. 31, 2010. Project No: 100011. Type: Preventive maintenance. Location: COL-SR-164-15.93 and various. State Estimate: $1,351,000. Contractors and Bid Amounts: • Lash Paving Inc., Colerain, Ohio — $1,286,965. • Central-Allied Enterprises Inc., Canton, Ohio — $1,316,440. • Barbicas Construction Co. Inc., Akron, Ohio — $1,387,299. • Shelly & Sands Inc., Zanesville, Ohio — $1,396,618. Completion Date: July 31, 2010. Project No: 100016. Type: Two lane resurfacing. Location: AUG-VA-MICRO PM-FY2010. State Estimate: $1,700,000. Contractors and Bid Amounts: • American Pavements Inc., Plain City, Ohio — $1,408,481. • Strawser Construction Inc., Columbus, Ohio — $1,505,556. Completion Date: July 15, 2010.
Project No: 100025. Type: Bridge replacement (1 bridge). Location: PRE-SR-744.071. State Estimate: $3,149,000. Contractors and Bid Amounts: • Brumbaugh Construction Inc., Arcanum, Ohio — $2,583,966. • E.S. Wagner Co., Oregon, Ohio — $2,584,115. • Eagle Bridge Co., Sidney, Ohio — $2,674,950. • Complete General Construction Co., Columbus, Ohio — $2,695,761. • Baker Concrete Construction Inc., Monroe, Ohio — $2,772,378. • R.B. Jergens Contractors Inc., Vandalia, Ohio — $2,823,191. • Sunesis Construction Co., West Chester, Ohio — $3,061,489. • Prus Construction Co., Cincinnati, Ohio — $3,225,845. • Armstrong Steel Erectors Inc., Newark, Ohio — $3,892,362. Completion Date: Sept. 30, 2010. Project No: 100026. Type: Two lane resurfacing. Location: SCI-US-52-8.66. State Estimate: $1,231,000. Contractors and Bid Amounts: • Shelly Co., Thornville, Ohio — $1,359,957. Completion Date: Oct. 31, 2010.
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Rudd Equipment Expands Territory, Services in Ohio Rudd Equipment Company’s recent move into Ohio has expanded its territory to include all or part of Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Maryland, Missouri, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, West Virginia and now, Ohio. Founded in 1952 by Mason Rudd of Louisville, Ky., the company is experienced in serving the construction, forestry, industrial and mining marketplace. In addition to Volvo, Rudd Equipment represents Driltech, Esco, Euclid, Hitachi, Kent, Link-Belt and Tamrock.
(L-R): Sales Manager Martin McCutcheon, Sales Representatives Jason Miller and Phil Pack are part of the Rudd Equipment Company team serving Ohio.
According to Sales Manager Martin McCutcheon, Rudd’s existing facilities and freight network provide such quick and easy access to Ohio that covering the new territory is a natural fit. With resources in the states surrounding Ohio, service technicians are quickly dispatched from Pennsylvania and West Virginia for eastern Ohio, Indiana for western Ohio and Kentucky for the Cincinnati market. Rudd Equipment has resident technicians stationed throughout Ohio and the company’s dispatchers have the ability to draw technicians from other branches as the need dictates. Rudd Equipment plans to open Ohio facilities in Cincinnati, Columbus and Cleveland, according to McCutcheon. The first Ohio store will open soon in suburban Cincinnati and Rudd is actively scouting for locations in the other two markets. Currently, Rudd Equipment has strategically positioned machine sales and rental representatives throughout the state to serve the needs of its customers in Ohio. To complement Rudd’s existing veteran sales representatives already covering Ohio, the following new additions are now on board: • Sarah Chapman joined Rudd Equipment within the past year and covers the Cincinnati and Dayton markets. Chapman has several years of similar sales experience with the former Ohio Volvo dealer. • Jason Miller has a total of seven years experience in the construction equipment marketplace, of which the latest three were with the previous Volvo dealer. Miller serves the territory east and north of Columbus, Ohio.
· • Phil Pack, with ten years experience in the construction equipment marketplace, covers eight counties in central and northern Ohio. In addition, Rudd Equipment has six product support representatives supporting Ohio customers: Mike Frederick, Mike Meehan, Perry Post, Phil Rindlaub, Tom Schorr and Shawn Taylor are strategically positioned to address the support needs of the Ohio customer base. Rudd’s move into Ohio has been a positive change based on one customer’s reaction. Eric Johnson, area product manager for National Lime and Stone Company, said they are
pleased with their support from Rudd Equipment. National Lime and Stone recently purchased seven Volvo machines from Rudd Equipment to add to their existing fleet of twenty Volvo machines. “From everything we’ve seen, they’re a top quality organization,” said Johnson, “They [Rudd] provide first-rate communication and services, their sales staff and mechanics are extremely knowledgeable and well trained. Their response time is quick, regardless of the office location.” For more information, call 800/529-4050, or visit www.ruddequipment.com.
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