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614.11 TABLE 614.11-2 Gallons per Mile of Line Width of Line (inches) Type of Pavement Marking 4 8 12 Solid Line 12 24 36 10 foot Dashed Line 3 -- -- Dotted Line 4 -- -- Arrows, Symbols, and Words 0.75 gallons per 100 square feet Glass Beads: 740.09, Type A 7.5 pounds per 100 square feet TABLE 614.11-2M Liters per Kilometer of Line Width of Line (mm) Type of Pavement Marking 100 200 300 Solid Line 28 56 84 3.0 m Dashed Line 7 -- -- Dotted Line 9.4 -- -- Arrows, Symbols, and Words 0.3 liters per square meter Glass Beads: 740.09, Type A 3.7 kg per square meter Ensure that Type I and II preformed material conform to 740.06, except do not place any preformed material containing metal on any surface unless it will be removed later. Remove work zone pavement markings of 740.06 preformed material before placement of 642 or 644 surface course markings at that location. Ensure that preformed material conforms to Item 645. C. Work Sequence. Ensure that work zone markings are complete and in place on all pavement, including ramps, before exposing the pavement to traffic. When work zone markings conflict with the traffic pattern, remove them according to 641.10. D. Layout and Premarking. Layout and Premark all Class I and Class III Markings according to 641.06. Obtain the Engineer’s approval of the layout and premarking lines before marking operations are started. E. Tolerances. Place lines for final surfaces according to the tolerances of 641.07. On surfaces other than final, the Department will allow tolerances twice that in 641.07. F. Classes of Work Zone Pavement Markings. 1. Class I Markings (Full Pattern, Full Rate). Use Class I Markings on all surfaces exposed to traffic for more than 14 days prior to application of final markings and to over-winter the project, with the following exception: Do not use Class I Markings on a surface course if thermoplastic or epoxy final markings are to be applied to the surface course. If thermoplastic or epoxy final markings are to be applied to the surface course, use Class III Markings on that course. 476
614.11 Apply Class I work zone markings to the standard dimensions as defined in Item 641. 2. Class II Markings (Abbreviated, Full Rate). Use Class II Markings for short-term use when traffic is to be maintained in parallel lanes nominally in the same location as permanent lanes and where tapers or transitions are not required or other features will not likely divert traffic from the intended path. Class II Markings are limited to center lines, lane lines and gore markings defined as follows: a. Center Lines. Class II center lines consist of single, yellow 4-inch (100 mm) wide by a minimum of 4 feet (1.2 m) long dashes spaced at a maximum of 40 feet (12.0 m) intervals. No Passing Zones must be marked with Class I or Class III Markings or final markings within 3 calendar days per 614.11. H. 1. Passing Zones must be marked with Class I or Class III Markings or final markings within 14 calendar days per 614.11. H. 2. b. Lane Lines. Class II lane lines consist of white 4-inch (100 mm) wide by a minimum of 4 feet (1.2 m) long dashes spaced at a maximum of 40 feet (12.0 m) intervals. Class II Lane Line Markings must be marked with Class I or Class III Markings or final markings within 14 calendar days per 614.11. H. 3. c. Gore Markings. Class II gore markings are continuous, white 4-inch (100 mm) wide lines normally 50 to 100 feet in length placed at the theoretical gore of an exit ramp or diverging roadways. Class II Gore Markings must be marked with Class I or Class III Markings or final markings within 14 calendar days per 614.11. H. 3. Computerized Data Logging Systems (DLS) are not required for Class II Markings. 3. Class III Markings (Full Pattern, Low Rate) Use Class III Markings on surface courses that are expected to receive thermoplastic or epoxy final markings within 30 days. Class III Markings use a lower application rate which reduces the surface preparation needed prior to application of thermoplastic or epoxy final markings. If Class III Markings have been applied and weather conditions are expected to prevent thermoplastic or epoxy final markings application for 30 days or more, re-apply Class III Markings if thermoplastic or epoxy final markings application is expected to occur within 30 days or apply Class I Markings as necessary to carry the project through the season or over the winter. Apply Class III work zone markings to the standard dimensions as defined in Item 641. G. Conflicting Markings. Before placing work zone markings, remove or cover all conflicting existing markings visible to the traveling public. 1. Removal and Covering of Markings. a. Removal Methods. Remove the markings so that less than 5% of the line remains visible. Repair damage to the pavement that results in the removal of more than 1/8 inch of pavement thickness. Remove the markings by using methods specified in the below table: 477
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STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPO
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Table of Contents 100 General Provi
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Item 613 Low Strength Mortar Backfi
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100 GENERAL PROVISIONS 101 DEFINITI
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3 101.02 FHWA Federal Highway Admin
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TODS Tourist-Oriented Directional S
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7 101.03 Contract Price. The amount
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9 101.03 Right-of-Way. A general te
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102 BIDDING REQUIREMENTS AND CONDIT
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ENTITY SUBMITTING PROPOSAL REQUIRED
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15 102.15 B. The Bidder fails to fu
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104.02 Revisions to the Contract Do
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19 104.03 Work. The adjustment will
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21 104.05 Within seven (7) calendar
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23 104.05 d. References to the appl
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25 105.03 Work consists of repairs,
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27 105.08 105.08 Cooperation Betwee
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29 105.15 Maintain the previous cou
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105.18 Under the regulations cited
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33 106.03 request. Furnish the requ
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C. Applications. 35 106.10 1. When
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37 107.06 Such inspections will not
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39 107.10 Section 4733-37-04, Measu
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41 107.12 B. Contractor’s Use of
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43 107.13 $5,000,000 and Each Occur
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45 107.16 as authorized by Change O
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47 107.19 beginning construction of
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108.02 The Director will calculate
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108.03 Items into component activit
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53 108.06 request in writing to the
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55 108.07 escalated labor and mater
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57 108.10 108.10 Payroll Records. K
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59 109.02 Thousand Board Feet, MBF
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61 109.03 TABLE 109.02-2 SI (METRIC
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1. Administration. 2. Superintenden
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65 109.05 g. If materials are taken
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67 109.05 charges. If the Contracto
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69 109.05 However, compensation for
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71 109.05 currently on the Project
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73 109.05 wage, submit payroll and
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c. Proof of escalated cost for labo
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77 109.05 overhead provided the cri
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79 109.06 If the original material
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81 109.12 complete. Final Inspectio
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200 EARTHWORK ITEM 201 CLEARING AND
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202.01 Description 202.02 General C
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87 202.04 Where alteration of an ex
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89 202.08 ground surface. Break up
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91 202.14 removal or excavation, an
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93 203.03 F. Excavation. The excava
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95 203.04 c. Perform the tests on e
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97 203.06 granular material in a un
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99 203.07 6. Construct the other em
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101 203.09 the bottom of the ditch,
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103 203.10 If during excavation the
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105 204.03 Furnish geotextile fabri
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107 204.07 Operate equipment at a s
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ITEM 205 CHEMICALLY STABILIZED EMBA
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111 205.06 205.06 Method of Measure
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206.05 1. Cement or Lime Kiln Dust.
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115 206.06 Cover the completed chem
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117 207.03 with construction seed a
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119 207.04 advance of needing them.
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The Department will measure Inlet P
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123 208.02 208.02 Regulations on th
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125 208.07 E. Maintain a stemming d
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129 208.10 S. Use the same diameter
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131 208.14 208.14 Pre-Blast Conditi
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133 208.17 B. The airblast and nois
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135 208.21 B. Report of Loss. If a
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137 209.01 209.01 Description. This
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250 PAVEMENT REPAIRS ITEM 251 PARTI
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141 252.05 If the Contract does not
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Item Unit Description 253 Square Ya
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255.10 Basis of Payment 145 255.01
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147 255.07 Apply the liquid membran
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149 256.03 256.03 Equipment. Use a
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151 256.10 irrespective of the dept
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155 258.03 the 1/2 -inch (12.5 mm)
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300 BASES ITEM 301 ASPHALT CONCRETE
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159 302.02 The Contractor may use r
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161 304.03 304.03 Before Spreading.
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163 304.08 Where variable depth is
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165 320.04 If using a resonant freq
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167 321.04 quality by cracking at l
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169 401.02 401.02 Mix Design and Qu
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Asphalt Mix Application Heavy Traff
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173 401.05 Test blended RAP stockpi
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175 401.11 401.11 Hauling. Use truc
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TABLE 401.13-3 PNEUMATIC TIRE ROLLE
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179 401.16 lighting at the beginnin
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TABLE 401.21 Aggregate lb/yd 3 (kg/
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185 402.06 402.06 Calibration. Cali
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187 403.01 project use on non-ODOT
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189 403.03 D. Copies of worksheets,
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191 403.06 A. Sampling. The Departm
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193 403.06 District lab on its own
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195 403.07 the acceptance. While wo
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197 403.08 Table 403.08-1, but fall
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199 407.06 407.06 Application of As
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201 408.08 rate of application, tem
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203 409.05 409.05 Basis of Payment.
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ITEM 411 STABILIZED CRUSHED AGGREGA
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207 421.02 Ensure that the Binder h
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A. Source of each individual materi
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211 421.10 If the microsurfacing is
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Item Unit Description 421 Square Ya
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215 422.04 oversized material, revo
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422.09 Before rolling, correct defi
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Reject aggregate that does not meet
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422 Square Yard Double Chip Seal (S
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223 423.08 or spalling. Do not seal
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225 424.04 submittal. For medium mi
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TABLE 441.02-1 (CONTINUED) Course T
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235 441.09 When the F-T value is sp
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237 441.11 holding a Level 3 Asphal
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TABLE 442.02-1 GYRATION LEVEL AND M
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241 442.06 442.06 Compaction. Cease
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446.01 Description 446.02 JMF Field
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450 RIGID PAVEMENT ITEM 451 REINFOR
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255 451.04 track speed, and the fre
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257 451.07 finishing the freshly pl
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265 451.18 When zones of deficient
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267 452.04 directs in writing. The
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269 499.03 C. Concrete Classes. Usi
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TABLE 499.03-4 CLASS HP CONCRETE 27
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TABLE 499.04-2 OPTION 2 CONCRETE (C
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277 499.06 rigid pavement removal a
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TABLE 499.08-1 EVERY BATCH TICKET N
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281 499.09 When approved by the Eng
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283 501.04 Prepare the shop drawing
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285 501.05 drawing at least 24 hour
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287 501.05 ii. Erection sequence fo
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289 502.01 Accompany all certified
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291 503.01 503.01 Description. This
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293 503.08 503.08 Backfill. Backfil
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295 504.01 provide the minimum cove
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297 506.03 limits of the footing 3
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305 508.03 To compensate for falsew
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509.09 Epoxy Coated Reinforcing Ste
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TABLE 509.05-1M STANDARD BENDS Dime
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511.09 511.09 Slump. Within the slu
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339 512.08 applying the waterproofi
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341 512.09 512.09 Method of Measure
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343 513.03 The Office of Materials
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345 513.05 513.05 Fabricator Docume
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TABLE 513.20-1M Bolt Size (mm) To d
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355 513.23 each workday, when weldi
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357 513.25 A. Radiographic Inspecti
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359 513.26 The fabrication quality
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361 513.30 The Department will not
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363 514.04 The quality control spec
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365 514.05 inspection identifies a
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367 514.07 continuously and uniform
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369 514.11 supporting 250 pounds (1
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371 514.13 1. For an automated blas
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375 514.17 Except for primer, mix p
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377 514.18 If mud cracking occurs,
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514.23 immediately before applying
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Item Unit Description 514 Square Fo
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385 515.07 members, and all other i
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515.13 according to a method accept
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515.15 production. When using admix
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391 515.17 BEAM DIMENSIONAL TOLERAN
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393 515.20 support locations. Durin
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397 516.09 feet (meters) horizontal
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519.08 columns, the Department will
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405 520.05 and two times the weight
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407 520.11 520.11 Inspection and Te
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Concrete footings will be paid for
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411 524.02 plan requirements, with
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413 524.05 groundwater must be cont
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415 524.08 Determine density, visco
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417 524.13 parts, do not allow thes
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ITEM 526 APPROACH SLABS 526.01 Desc
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600 INCIDENTALS ITEM 601 SLOPE AND
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423 601.05 Stretchers are bags plac
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527 630.07 Provide for the attachme
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535 631.07 install the nipple. Ensu
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Item Unit Description 631 Each Sign
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539 632.04 Ensure that major items
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541 632.06 Upon acceptance of the p
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543 632.15 against undisturbed soil
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545 632.23 Support cables installed
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547 632.28 complete test records, t
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549 632.30 include excavation, dewa
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632 Each Power Service 632 Each Cov
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553 633.07 1. Furnish a certified t
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555 633.15 and software, in one or
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557 633.17 5. A minimum of three ti
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559 633.18 potential modifications
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633 Each Controller, Master, Traffi
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563 638.03 The metric equivalent pi
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565 638.07 L. Thrust Blocking. Furn
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567 638.13 Install valve boxes on a
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569 638.16 it to the extended branc
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573 641.03 641.03 General. Apply li
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ITEM 643 POLYESTER PAVEMENT MARKING
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644.04 Ensure that the applicator p
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644 Foot or Square Foot Removal of
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646.07 Basis of Payment 589 646.01
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591 646.04 Perform operations in su
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B. The marking has cyclical soft sp
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595 647.05 process of material appl
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599 656.02 prunings, rubbish, stump
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601 657.07 657.07 Pipe Drains. Drai
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659.18 Maintenance 659.19 Mowing 65
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605 659.04 with the Liquid Lime man
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C. A statement of the purity and ge
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Weight per Area Mix Type lb kg Clas
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611 659.11 659.11 Placing Topsoil.
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615 660.01 The Department will pay
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617 664.05 Immediately before placi
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619 661.03 current edition of the A
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Locate Seedlings, Groundcovers, Vin
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623 662.02 662.02 Watering. Furnish
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670.05 Method of Measurement 670.06
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627 671.04 4. Place upgrade slots a
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700 MATERIAL DETAILS 700 MINIMUM RE
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702 ASPHALT MATERIAL 702.00 Accepta
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661 702.01 the asphalt concrete mix
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663 702.06 702.06 Asphalt for Water
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Penetration @ 77 °F (25 °C)., 100
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Length, ...........................
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671 703.01
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2. Physical properties. Percent of
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703.07 Mineral Filler. 677 703.07 A
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B. Structural Backfill Type 2. 679
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681 703.14 moisture. Ensure that th
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683 703.1� 2. When using BOF or E
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A. Furnish CCS, crushed gravel, cru
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Furnish materials for Item 617 acco
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689 704.01 2. Type B material has a
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691 705.10 Furnish materials accord
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Test Description Bond Strength (dry
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1. Ensure that the material meets t
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3. 1 Pint non-absorbent container 4
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6.3 Provide aggregate conforming to
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Illustrative Example of S-Stirrup S
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705 706.02 2. When it has been esta
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0.3 mm Crack D-Load 65.0 Ultimate S
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0.01-inch Crack D-Load 3000 Ultimat
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711 706.03 with elliptical reinforc
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706.05 class. Ensure that the marki
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706.05 1. All structural design acc
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717 706.05 handling strengths, then
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719 706.05 The manufacturer may be
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723 706.06 12.0 Make repairs accord
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729 707.02 annular corrugation that
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731 707.10 707.10 Square and Rectan
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733 707.13 9.3 A bell and spigot jo
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737 707.25 7.5.1 Reroll the ends of
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9.1 Perform inspection at the proje
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743 708.02 g. Pot life. SSPC-Paint
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745 708.02 36M hot rolled steel. Bl
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747 709.01 775, Section 11, permiss
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749 710.01 in round column and dril
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751 710.03 TABLE 710.03-1 STEEL POS
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753 710.03 plunger bar of the latch
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710.12 Furnish steel line posts acc
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757 711.04 ASTM A 328/A 328M. Furni
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759 711.13 17 Ship test bars with t
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761 711.23 18.7.4.5, and 18.10.3. I
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763 711.27 Air-dry or kiln-dry timb
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Total calcium and magnesium oxides
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Type A: Underdrains and Slope Drain
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769 712.11 5. A netting weight of a
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771 712.11 2. Excelsior cut from wo
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775 725.07 725.07 Plastic Pull Boxe
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TABLE 725. 11-3 ANSI WATTS Horizont
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779 725.11 Ensure that the luminair
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781 725.15 Ensure that the box and
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783 725.19 E. Photoelectric Cell. E
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785 725.21 Luminaires and Traffic S
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787 725.21 and bears easily found a
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789 725.21 designed to develop a co
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730.01 which has been drilled and t
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793 730.05 730.05 Handhole Covers.
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795 730.19 730.192 Reflective Sheet
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797 731.07 60 times per minute with
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Furnish a visor with each signal se
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801 732.04 percent humidity. Operat
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803 732.04 q. The module shall be d
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805 732.04 period of 60 months, ove
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807 732.05 The LED signal lamp unit
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811 732.08 B. NEMA TS-2. Furnish lo
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813 732.15 expanding or screw type
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Cable or Wire Number of Conductors
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817 733.02 1. NEMA 8 phase, dual ri
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733.03 Model 2070-3B Front Panel, D
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821 733.03 hardware and equipment f
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823 733.03 withstand a peak current
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825 733.03 l. Terminal Blocks. Furn
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827 733.03 (7) Furnish loop detecto
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829 733.03 c. Install red monitor c
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light to display. 831 733.03 (c) En
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733.03 circuits, yellow timing, mul
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733.03 (h) MULT IND. Illuminates wh
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837 733.03 Watchdog Timer, 24VDC, C
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(l) Event logs 839 733.03 (5) Furni
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733.05 A. Cabinet Riser for NEMA Ca
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843 733.06 b. Time of day/day of we
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3. Modem 4. Printer 5. Accessory It
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847 740.01 Furnish two (2) sets of
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849 740.03 Minimum Maximum 1. Consi
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H. Color. 851 740.05 Minimum Maximu
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853 740.08 Allow samples to cure at
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855 748.00 Roundness (Percent by We
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Pipe Diameter Wall Thickness Wall T
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859 748.15 or threads. Furnish nozz
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Award, 5, 16 Cancellation of, 16 Of
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Clearances, reinforcing steel, 307
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Control of work, 24 Controller (see
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Retaining walls, 466 Execution of c
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81, 82, 582, 593 Authority and duti
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NEMA TS-2, 805, 811, 816, 818, 819,
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Metallic coated, 727, 730 Metric eq
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Contents, 11 Delivery of, 14 Guaran
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691 Sheet piling left in place Mate
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Screw threads, 355 Sheet piling, 75
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Pedestrian signal lamps, 800 Perfor
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Working drawings, plans and, 24 Wor
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