The city of Columbus will be requesting bids for companies to perform work on the next phase of the State Street Revitalization Project. The Board of Public Works and Safety approved the request during its meeting on Tuesday. This phase of the project, estimated to cost $2.6 million, received initial approval last week from the Columbus Redevelopment Commission. Due to the cost, final approval will be determined by the city council. That is expected to be discussed at the council’s April 4 meeting.

Companies interested in working on this phase of the project will need to have their bids in by April 18.