Second Avenue Sewer Improvements This project will address flooding along Second Avenue in the Milo Grogan area, at the railroad overpass, west of the intersection with Grant Avenue. It is the intent of the City to address the flooding issues through the installation of approximately 5,000 LF of new storm sewer within the tributary area. By redirecting storm water runoff away from the existing combined sewer system that will remain this project should also reduce the incidence of basement flooding events within the neighborhood.
Anticipated RFP advertisement: 10/1/2026 (approximate).
Division: Storm Sewer · Capital Improvement Project (CIP) 611707-100000.
Listed in the Columbus Water & Power Contractor Connection Program — email CONNECT2CWP@columbus.gov to connect.
The project will address flooding along Second Avenue in the Milo Grogan area, at the railroad overpass, west of the intersection with Grant Avenue, through the installation of approximately 5,000 LF of new storm sewer within the tributary area. By redirecting storm water runoff away from the existing combined sewer system that will remain, this project should also reduce the incidence of basement flooding events within the neighborhood.
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Source: Columbus Water & Power (CIP 611707-100000), retrieved via the Columbus Water & Power Contractor Connection Program project listing. View the official posting, and always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.