Engineering Services for Bump Taylor Field

The Cleveland Metropolitan School District (CMSD) is interested in a full depth replacement of the existing 2014 Robert Bump Taylor track with a new 8-lane polyurethane track, creating a new discus area with fencing, adding security cameras and a sound system. Engineering services will include a Geotech report and topographical surveys permitting and construction administration.

The District is a large urban school system with over 100 instructional and non-instructional sites, approximately 6,000 teachers and administrative staff, 36,000 District students, and 3,500 classrooms. This includes 62 Pre-K-8 Schools, 31 High Schools (9-12), 2 K-8 schools, 1 Pre-K-6 school, 2 remote school options (K-8, 9-12) and 1 Online Building (K-12). The demographics of our student population include 63.9% Black or African American, 17.2% Hispanic, 14.5% White and 4.4% Other.

The District intends to select organizations to provide high quality Engineering Services for Bump Taylor Field . To facilitate submission and evaluation of proposals, the following provides relevant background information, scope of work requirements, and instructions for services providers to submit their proposal responses to this RFP.

The Cleveland Metropolitan School District (CMSD) is interested in a full depth replacement of the existing 2014 Robert Bump Taylor track with a new 8-lane polyurethane track, creating a new discus area with fencing, adding security cameras and a sound system. Engineering services will include a Geotech report and topographical surveys permitting and construction administration.

This will add to the district's limited portfolio of running tracks and athletic fields that exist in Cleveland. Cleveland is Ohio's third-largest public school district and serves more than 36,000 students. Along with providing a high-quality education, this site will house a high-quality athletic stadium.