Federal grant · project grant (b)
Award Purpose the Project Consists of Both Development Phase Planning Permitting Engineering and Design and Construction Activities at the Port of Cleveland. It Will Modernize a 144000 Square Foot Warehouse Warehouse a Expand Stormwater Collection and Treatment Infrastructure Construct a Modernized Maintenance and Repowering Facility for Terminal Equipment and Install Electric Infrastructure to Meet the Power Requirements of Ship Cold Ironing and Electrified Cargo Handling Equipment. Activities to Be Performed the Project Will Consist of Both a Development Phase Which Includes Planning Permitting Engineering and Design and a Construction Phase That Will Fund Improvements to W 3RD Lot Cargo Warehouse a Rehabilitation and Modernization and Electrification and Stormwater Enhancements. the Project Will Include the Following Components Component 1 Designengineering Component 1A This Scope Which Was Authorized to Begin Preaward as Outlined in This Agreement in Section 5 of Schedule D Will Focus on Surveying the Terminals Existing Utility Infrastructure With Specific Attention Paid to the Electrical Infrastructure. the Recipient Will Develop a Future Electrical Needs Demand Assessment and a Terminal Electrification and Net Zero Emission Master Plan Inclusive of a Solar Feasibility Study to Assess the Potential of Deploying a Solar Array to the Roof of Warehouse a to Support the Recipients Net Zero Emission Goals at This Marine Terminal. Finally in Coordination With a Local Electric Utility Provider Cleveland Public Power the Recipient Will Review Existing Infrastructure and Future Needs to Determine Additional Service Required and Define the Electrical Service Upgrades Within and Outside of the Terminal. the Recipient Will Use the Information Collected Under This Component to Develop a Detailed Basis of Design for the Project. Component 1B This Scope of Services Will Take the Basis of Design Information Collected in Component 1A and Prepare the Plans Specifications Update Engineers Estimates and Advance the Local Permitting Required to Advance Components 2 and 3. Component 2 Construction Component 2A On-terminal Electrification and Warehouse a Modernization Construction W. 3RD Lot Cargo Movement Efficiency Improvements Demolish Existing Cargo Handling Equipment Maintenance Facility and Hiring Hall Building and Reconstruct Both as Annexed Wings of Warehouse a. Warehouse a Rehabilitation and Modernization Warehouse a Will Be Brought to a State of Good Repair With Improvements Including But Not Limited to Structural Steel Repairs and Coatings Security and Communication Improvements Overhead Door Consolidation and Replacement Window Replacement Restroom Facility Upgrades and Enhancements Led Lighting Conversion Concrete Slab and Sill Replacement and Fire Suppression System Replacement. This Scope Will Also Include Tying in Exterior Pavement Grades With Interior Elevated Grades of Warehouse a. This Scope Will Replace the Areas of the Roof That Require Replacement and or Rehabilitate and Tie in Newer Segments of Roof to Achieve the Goal of Having a Completed Roof That Will Provide a Minimum of 50 Years of Anticipated Service Life. Electrification and Stormwater Enhancements: Includes on Terminal Electrical Upgrades Including the Termination of New Medium High Voltage to Warehouse a to Establish the Terminals Electric Distribution Hub and Infrastructure Upgrades Guided by the Results of the Terminal Electrification Master Plan Component 1A. From the Newly Established Power Distribution Hub Sufficient Power Will Be Run to the Maintenance Facility Wing and the Locomotive Storage Location on Site. This Project Will Also Consolidate Drainage in the Project Area and Direct It to Previously Installed or New Stormwater Treatment Infrastructure in Accordance With the Ports Stormwater Master Plan. Component 2B Off Terminal Electrification. the Establishment of New or the Reconfiguration of Existing Medium Service Voltage Coming Into the Marine Terminal From Existing Cleveland Public Power Infrastructure Presently Located Outside or Within the Limits of the Marine Terminal. This Phase of the Project Will Be Advanced in Partnership With the Local Electric Utility Service Provider Cleveland Public Power. Component 2C Warehouse a and Maintenance Facility Crane Installation. Replacement of the Overhead Crane in the Central Bay of Warehouse a and Installation of an Overhead Crane in the Newly Constructed Maintenance Facility. Component 3 Field Inspection Construction Oversight and Compliance Support Services. Third Party Inspection Construction Oversight and Compliance Support Services Necessary to Advance Component 2 Supporting the Recipients Staff in the Day to Day Management and Oversight of the Project. Deliverables Expected Outcomes Performance Measure Table From Schedule G Page 13 of the Grant Agreement. Intended Beneficiary Cleveland Cuyahoga County Port Authority. Subrecipient Activities None.
Committed
$27.2 Million
Paid out
$10.7M
39%
Committed, not yet paid
$16.5M
61%
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