Request for Proposal: Sedamsville Residential Renovations

Due Date: January 6, 2026

The Port and Landbank are excited to release a Request for Proposal (RFP) to general contractors to renovate four properties in the Cincinnati neighborhood of Sedamsville. This opportunity is a continuation of our multi-year commitment to revitalizing this historic neighborhood. It is also an example of The Port and Landbank's dedication in partnering with local real estate development firms and professionals of all sizes to create affordable housing opportunities for our neighbors.
Please review the RFP and the attached drawings. The RFP has instructions on the Request for Information (RFI) process if you require any additional information; this is located in Section 4. Please reach out to Andrew Fisher if you need additional accommodations or information.
Representatives of The Port and Landbank will conduct a site walk-through at 9:00 AM on Wednesday, December 10, 2025, beginning at 654 Steiner St, Cincinnati, OH 45204 before proceeding to other properties. A representative from interested General Contractors is strongly encouraged to attend to assess the existing property conditions and review Section 3. Contractors will be able to tour each address with members of The Port from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM.
Contractors who cannot attend this event or would like additional time to tour subcontractors, vendors, or partners through the properties may contact me to coordinate times, access, and liability forms.
Thank for taking the time to review and please feel free to share this opportunity to other interested and qualified parties.

Clarifications and Addendums

  1. Has an Asbestos Survey been performed on these properties? If so, will there be an Abatement component to these renovations?
    • Answer: The contractor shall be responsible for all required inspections and associated work, including any necessary remediation or management of identified materials.
  2. Could you please clarify if the contractor is responsible for consolidating multiple electric meters into a single meter as part of the renovation scope?
    • Answer: The contractor is responsible for consolidating all electrical metering and ensuring that each property is fully transitioned and permitted for single-family utility service.
  3. Are we responsible for clearing the existing sewer lines?
    • Answer: The contractor is responsible for scoping the sewer lateral and performing all necessary repairs to ensure proper function. Contractors may include a fixed price to scope the sewer lateral in their proposal and include a separate allowance or contingency for any potential repair work required.

Refer all inquiries and submissions to:

Andrew Fisher

afisher@cincinnatiport.org

513.632.3723

 

The Port Authority of Greater Cincinnati Development Authority

221 East 4th Street, Suite 200

Cincinnati, Ohio 45202