Cleveland Moves Forward with Port Control Demolition Renewal

The Department of Port Control is moving forward with plans to prepare sites for future development by renewing a major demolition contract. Through emergency ordinance 366-2026, the City has authorized the Director of Port Control to exercise the first option to renew a contract with Baumann Enterprises, Inc. for various demolition and site restoration projects.

What's in the file

The legislation allows the Department of Port Control to continue its work with Baumann Enterprises, Inc. under Contract No. PIRC 2024-04. According to the 366-2026-Legislative Summary - Baumann Enterprises, Inc. 1st Option, the contract is intended to clear buildings that are no longer in use, are unsuitable for occupancy, or interfere with future airport plans.

The scope of work includes:

Contract ProvisionDetail
Maximum Contract Amount$3,988,777.00
Original TermTwo years
Renewal OptionsTwo one-year options

Who may be affected

Status and timeline

  1. 2026-03-20: The emergency ordinance was introduced to City Council.
  2. Passed: The ordinance has officially passed.

Residents can verify the details of this ordinance by reviewing the official record at the Cleveland City Council website.

Contract Renewal Options
Original Term2 years
Option 11 years
Option 21 years

Source record

File
366-2026
Type
Emergency Ordinance
Status
Passed
Committee
City Council
Introduced
March 19, 2026

View on Cleveland Legistar

Official documents

Sources