Fire and EMS Facility Modernization Plan

The City of Cleveland is seeking a qualified firm, or firms, ("the Consultant") to provide professional consulting services to develop a Fire and Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Facilities Modernization Plan ("the Project") in support of projects administered by the Division of Architecture and Site Development (DASD) of the Mayor’s Office of Capital Projects (MOCAP). DASD is responsible for administering the City’s Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) for all City-owned facilities and outdoor spaces not in rights-of-way. The Project is intended to provide guidance toward the creation of a 10-15 year CIP for the several facilities of the Cleveland Division of Fire (CDF) and the Cleveland Division of Emergency Medical Services (CDEMS), including: 26 active fire stations including 1 fire boat dock and support facility 1 new fire station under construction 1 inactive fire station 2 fire stations to be decommissioned or repurposed Fire Headquarters Fire Training Academy Maintenance and storage facilities 39 active EMS units co-located within Fire Stations + 1 under construction 4 EMS satellite units co-located in other city facilities EMS Headquarters and Training Academy EMS storage facility These facilities range in age from over 100 years old to brand new. The size, condition, and state of repair of the facilities vary greatly.