Cuyahoga Falls, OH -- Public Contracts & Bidding History
Historical public-record contract and permit activity, sourced and linked to the original document. Every item here is over 12 months old – for current, active opportunities as they’re extracted, see our paid alert tiers.
24 historical public-record signals shown -- all confirmed over 12 months old.
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Cuyahoga Falls (Summit County) --
Capital project.
Front Street reopened to vehicular traffic after 40 years, following studies, meetings, and construction.
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Cuyahoga Falls (Summit County) --
Capital project.
Developers are investing in properties and backfilling storefronts along Front Street.
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Cuyahoga Falls (Summit County) --
Capital project.
Redevelopment of Front Street to include 215,000 sq ft for retail, restaurants, and other uses.
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Cuyahoga Falls (Summit County) --
Grant.
City is seeking all available grants to assist with funding for downtown redevelopment.
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Cuyahoga Falls (Summit County) --
Grant.
Community Development Department worked to find and release financial relief grants to local businesses impacted by the pandemic.
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Cuyahoga Falls (Summit County) --
Capital project.
Police Department unveiled a new indoor tactical shooting range and training center
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Cuyahoga Falls (Summit County) --
Capital project.
Fire Department broke ground for the construction of a new Fire Station 3
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Cuyahoga Falls (Summit County) --
Capital project.
South Front Street Streetscape Project will increase walkability, add bike-friendly amenities, and install underground utilities.
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Cuyahoga Falls (Summit County) --
Capital project.
Riverloop project will highlight the beauty of the Cuyahoga River while expanding accessibility for all visitors.
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Cuyahoga Falls (Summit County) --
Capital project.
Gorge Dam removal slated for 2026 will restore free-flowing conditions to over 1.5 miles of the Cuyahoga River.
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Cuyahoga Falls (Summit County) --
$50,000 Grant.
Cuyahoga Falls received a $50,000 Our Town grant from the National Endowment of the Arts for the “River in the City” project.
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Cuyahoga Falls (Summit County) --
Contract awarded to Stacy Levy, Peter B. Jones.
Environmental artist Stacy Levy and Native American artist Peter B. Jones created art pieces for the “River in the City” project.
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Cuyahoga Falls (Summit County) --
Contract awarded to Don Drumm.
Don Drumm designed the "Peace and Joy" steel sculpture, installed at High Bridge Glens Park.
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Cuyahoga Falls (Summit County) --
Capital project.
Investments are currently being made to reimagine and redesign the Downtown Cuyahoga Falls Boardwalk.
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Cuyahoga Falls (Summit County) --
Financial.
Cuyahoga Falls welcomed 16 new businesses in 2014, setting a new record for ribbon cutting ceremonies.
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Cuyahoga Falls (Summit County) --
Financial.
Menards located in Cuyahoga Falls, supported by City administration and Chamber of Commerce.
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Cuyahoga Falls (Summit County) --
Financial.
Harbor Castings and SGS Tool Company moved to appropriate facilities, saving and creating jobs.
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Cuyahoga Falls (Summit County) --
$1000000 Grant.
City of Cuyahoga Falls received a grant from the Environmental Protection Agency for dam removal
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Cuyahoga Falls (Summit County) --
Contract awarded to River Works.
City of Cuyahoga Falls selected RiverWorks team for dam removal project
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Cuyahoga Falls (Summit County) --
Grant.
Clean Ohio Funds were used to transform an industrial complex into High Bridge Glens Park.
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Cuyahoga Falls (Summit County) --
Grant.
City received Hazard Mitigation Grant Program funding for home purchases and demolition due to flooding.
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Cuyahoga Falls (Summit County) --
Capital project.
City created a rain garden with solar bollards, recycled plastic lumber signage, and permeable pavement.
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Cuyahoga Falls (Summit County) --
Capital project.
Construction of Fire Station #5 and a public safety training center for Fire and Police.
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Cuyahoga Falls (Summit County) --
Permit.
Apply for a Zoning Certificate for various construction and improvement projects.
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