City of Findlay Water Infrastructure Improvements:. Work under Contract includes, but is not limited to, replacing existing five (5) valve vault valves with actuators (supplied by the City of Findlay) and piping, rehabilitating the two (2) concrete reservoir transfer pipes and two (2) reservoir outlet pipes – Alt. #1, and automating the valves at pump station #1 to open for emergency draining of the reservoirs. The work also includes sodium permanganate system at Reservoir #1. Included, but not limited to, are electrical pull boxes, metering chambers, piping installed by open-cut and trenchless methods, and all other work required in accordance with the contract documents. • Maintain water supply to treatment plant, shout down time allowed to install valves/line pipes is six (6) hours maximum. • Condition of raw water transmission main to plant is unknown. Material of 36” raw water line is concrete pipe and construction took place in 1959, see existing plans. Contractor to exercise extreme caution when pressurizing and depressurizing this line. • Reservoirs must remain balanced, 16’ differential results in ”flow” from res. 2 to res. 1 trough common duke wall. • Sluice gates from reservoirs to outlet pipes do not necessarily provide tight seal, dewatering and plug at reservoir may be required. Work will include installation of valves purchased by the City of Findlay. Bidders are advised to pay close attention to the specific details in the Supplemental Specifications and Project Manual. Item descriptions detail all that is included with each pay item as well as pay limits for certain items. Anticipated project start date is Oct. 1, 2023. Substantial Completion Date: June 1, 2024 Final Completion Date: Aug. 1, 2024 Engineer’s Estimate: Base Bid – $1,785,000 Bid Alternate #1 – $180,000

City of Findlay Harrison Street Waterline This project consists of installing a new 8-inch C909 waterline on Harrison Street, running along the East side of the roadway, from Logan Avenue to Byal Avenue. The new waterline will be tied into the existing 8-inch waterline stub on Logan Avenue and extend south to tie into the existing 6-inch waterline on the South side of Byal Avenue. This project shall consist of, but not limited to, 330 LF of 8-inch C909 waterline, full depth pavement repair, waterline tie-ins, misc. fittings, seeding and mulching. This project is funded by City of Findlay Water Fund. Bidders shall be aware of the required Equal Employment Opportunity Requirements as well as the State Prevailing Wages that apply to this project. Domestic steel use requirements also apply to this project as specified in Section 153.011 of the Ohio Revised Code. A copy of Section 153.011 can be obtained from any office of the Ohio Department of Administrative Services. Final Completion Date: August 18, 2023 Engineer’s Estimate: $57,000.00

City of Findlay 2023 Annual Resurfacing Program-Contract A (Concrete) This project consists of nearly 23,157 (LF) of curb removal and replacement on various streets within the City of Findlay in Hancock County. Incidental items include necessary sidewalk or curb ramp replacement (approximately 14,922 SF), concrete drive replacement (approximately 1851 SY), asphalt drive replacement (approximately 300 SY), adjustment of manholes and catch basins, grading and seeding. Other minor work is described in the details for each segment of roadway. The project will be split up into two different groups to ensure some of the larger sections of road are completed before school is in session. The 2019 Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) Construction and Materials Specifications shall be followed. Required modifications to the ODOT specifications are noted herein. City of Findlay Specifications and Standard Drawings shall also be adhered to where applicable and are available at the City of Findlay Engineering Department, 318 Dorney Plaza, Findlay, OH 45840. The project is funded through the City of Findlay’s Capital Improvements Fund. State prevailing wages and the City of Findlay income taxes shall apply. The project will be awarded to the lowest and most responsive bidder based on the Grand Total Price of the Base Bid and any accepted Alternates as selected by the City of Findlay. Final Completion for Each Group: Group One: On or Before June 30, 2023 (See Streets Below) Group Two: On or Before August 4, 2023 (See Streets Below) Engineering Estimate: $ 1,015,000 (Base Bid)

The Water Pollution Control Center (WPCC) has been having problems with the Automatic Transfer Switch that is used to switch to generator power when the plant loses electric. Over the past year the plant has experienced multiple incidents when the transfer switch would not automatically switch over and it would have to be performed manually. To manually switch to generator power a high voltage electrical contractor is called in on an emergency basis to make sure the plant continues to run when it loses power. Calling in an outside contractor can be problematic at times if there is a severe weather event that would prevent the contractor from making it to the plant. With the current rates that WPCC is experiencing the plant can only withstand 5-6 hours of sewer before the sewer will need to be discharged. WPCC has had a contractor on site to evaluate the problems with the current transfer switch and it was determined that the switch cannot be repaired and is needing replaced. It is understood the material needed for the automatic transfer switch have a lead time of roughly 35-38 weeks from approval of contract and issuing a purchase order. To ensure that WPCC can utilize the generator backup in an emergency situation, it is desired to get the materials ordered as soon as possible. Engineering Estimate: $ 270,000

The City of Findlay (hereinafter referred to as “CITY”) is requesting Statements of Qualification (SOQs) to provide landscape architect/architectural/engineering services for the planning and design process needed for the construction of Emory Adams Park – Ft. Findlay Playground Redesign. The City of Findlay desires to reconstruct Ft. Findlay Playground at Emory Adams Park, 1516 S. Blanchard Street. The Project will provide enhanced playground opportunities for children of various ages and abilities. It will be constructed in Emory Adams Park at the location of the existing Ft. Findlay Playground. Additional Scope may include renovation or rebuild of adjacent restroom facility.