Open solicitation · city · OH
North Coast Connector
OpenGov · Request for Proposal Design-Build - DRAFT. Project Overview The North Coast Connector will bridge the divide that has separated Cleveland’s city center from Lake Erie for generations—making the lakefront more accessible for residents and visitors while unlocking substantial economic development potential along one of the nation’s most promising urban waterfronts. The North Coast Connector is a proposed land bridge connecting the downtown to the lakefront. It will span over the railroad tracks and the Shoreway (State Route 2) to restore access and repair more than a century-old divide, opening up new land for community gatherings and future economic development. State Route 2 will be converted from a limited access freeway Review the official project, eligibility, response instructions and all addenda before acting.
Verified public facts
What the official source currently shows.
DEE last verified this record on October 2, 2026 at 6:30 AM ET. The government source controls if details change.
- Stage
- Open solicitation
- Status
- Open at last verification
- Notice type
- Request for Proposal Design-Build - DRAFT
- Buyer
- City of Cleveland
- Notice reference
- 310813
- Location
- OH
- Category
- Other
- Deadline
- December 31, 2026 at 12:00 AM ET
- Small-business status
- No restriction confirmed in the public record
- Small-Team Fit
- Unclear
- Amendments observed
- 0
- Source
- City of Cleveland
- The buyer is a local, school, university, airport, or utility organization.
- The scope is in a focused service or supply lane often delivered by smaller teams.
- The title, scope, or published value signals higher delivery complexity.
Do not infer fit from missing data. Review the official scope or build a Contract Blueprint before deciding.
DEE verification note
Use the preview to screen—not to submit.
Check the official notice for current dates, documents, eligibility, site visits, amendments, and submission instructions. DEE is an independent business and does not replace the issuing agency.
Your next step