Project Information

Bid Title

FRA-US62 and Stygler Road

Issuing Agency

City of Gahanna

Location

Ohio

Published Date

Aug 4, 2026

Closing Date

Aug 24, 2026

Government Level

State & Local

Status

Closed

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Project Description

Bid Title:	FRA-US62 and Stygler Road
Category:	Request for Proposals
Status:	Open

Description: Located on the west side of The City of Gahanna, Stygler Road, Agler Road, and US-62 corridor(s) serves as a main entry point into and out of the City. Acting as the City’s ‘front door’, the western terminus of US-62 provides access to I-270, I-670, downtown Columbus, and John Glenn International Airport. To the east, US-62 provides access to The City of Gahanna’s downtown. Agler Road lies north of US-62, running parallel to the route. Stygler Road travels north-south, intersecting both roads and forming two signalized intersections. US-62 and Agler Road connect The City of Gahanna’s downtown to the interstates and airport, whereas Stygler Road connection to both residential and commercial areas north and south of the project area. This corridor is faced with two main challenges: its proximity to the interstates and The City of Gahanna’s downtown, and the intersections’ proximity to one another, creating a unique geometry. Given the location of this corridor, these roads see high traffic volumes: according to recent data from the Ohio Department of Transportation, 28,598 vehicles, and 13,116 vehicles traverse US62 and Stygler Road, respectively, per day. This has resulted in poor levels of service at several points throughout the day. Nearby development projects risk worsening these levels of service, increasing delays and queuing. The combination of high traffic demand, congestion, and operational constraints has also contributed to an elevated potential for crashes, particularly rearend collisions and turning-related conflicts at intersections. With anticipated nearby development, these conditions are expected to worsen, leading to further degradation in operations, increased delay, and a higher frequency and severity of crashes if improvements are not implemented. This corridor is further complicated by the proximity of the intersections: the intersections of Stygler Road and Agler Road and Stygler Road and US-62 are only 200 feet apart. Insufficient queue capacity has been a major restraint in past efforts to improve levels of service. Previous efforts to widen the roads and conduct signal updates provided some relief, albeit temporarily. The existing infrastructure has been maximized, and a complete solution is necessary to obtain lasting results for future commuting patterns in this area. The goal of the preferred alternative is to solve transportation issues, maximize the economic development opportunities in the area, increase walk-and-bikeability, address future development expectations, and minimize impacts. The preferred alternative shall incorporate Complete Streets principles to safely accommodate all users, including pedestrians, bicyclists, transit users, freight, and motorists of all ages and abilities. The design shall also consider Smart Streets technologies, leveraging data, intelligent systems, and emerging mobility solutions to improve safety, efficiency, and long-term adaptability of the corridor. This intersection has been the focus of several studies. Between 2016 and 2018, Carpenter and Marty conducted a feasibility study of several preferred alternatives to mitigate congestion and safety issues. The study can be found on the City of Gahanna’s website. This study provided an important foundation for improvements. However, as the traffic counts in the study are now outdated, an up-to-date evaluation of the corridor is needed. Below is a potential conceptual design for improvements to the corridor, prepared by Burgess and Niple in July of 2025. This material is only provided as a reference for past evaluations, and does not need to influence, or be reflected in, the preferred alternative. Please note that the roundabout shown at the intersection of West Johnstown Road and S Stygler Road is outside the scope of this RFP and should not be reflected in proposals. The design team is to develop specs/plan sheets for the sewer and coordinate with the City's other consultants on the utility project. Through this project, the City of Gahanna seeks to address several challenges in the current physical environment(s), and meet certain goals and objectives in a new environment, including but not limited to: Redesign intersections to accommodate current traffic demands as well as future development. Address both vehicular and pedestrian safety concerns. Improve the level of service along each of these corridors. Plan for and accommodate future economic development in this and the surrounding area. Minimize disruption to the surrounding area. To address these challenges and meet future needs, the City of Gahanna has initiated a project to adequately plan for, select, and execute a project to perform Engineering design services for Intersection & Roadway Improvements of Stygler\Agler\US 62. Publication Date/Time: 8/4/2026 12:00 AM Closing Date/Time: 8/24/2026 2:00 PM Related Documents: FRA-US62-Agler Road- Stygler Road

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• NAICS 237310Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction

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