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County authorizes bids for 23-manhole Midvale replacement project; bid opening set for Sept. 9
Summary
Tuscarawas County commissioners authorized advertisement for bids on a project to remove and replace 23 sanitary sewer manholes in Midvale and Barnhill, with partial funding anticipated from the Ohio Public Works Commission. Bids are due Sept. 9, 2026; bidders must register with TCMSD.
The Board of County Commissioners voted to authorize advertisement for bids on the Midvale Manhole Replacement Project (Project ID MB-25-01) during its Aug. 3 meeting. The project scope in the resolution includes removal and replacement of 23 sanitary sewer manholes, bypass pumping and surface restoration within the Village of Midvale and the Village of Barnhill.
The record states the project is anticipated to be funded in part through the Ohio Public Works Commission. Sealed bids will be received at the commissioners' office at 125 East High Avenue in New Philadelphia until 10:15 a.m. on Sept. 9, 2026, when bids will be publicly opened and read aloud. Bidders must register on the official plan-holders list maintained by the Tuscarawas County Metropolitan Sewer District (TCMSD) by requesting OneDrive access from [email protected] or by purchasing a hard copy set for $100; failure to register may render a bid non-responsive.
The bid notice in the record requires compliance with prevailing wage rates in Tuscarawas County, a bid guaranty or contract bond per ORC 153.54, the use of domestic steel where required, and maintenance of an approved Drug-Free Safety Program. The county reserves the right to reject bids, waive irregularities, and to reject bids where collusion is suspected.
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