Construction specification Sample Clauses

Construction specification. Detailed specifications for sidewalk construction will be established by the city engineer. Unless the city engineer specifies otherwise, the general standards shall be as follows:
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Construction specification. AECOM will take the final specifications prepared for Area M-2 repackaging effort dated 2024 and edit for the Area D-3 repackaging. The 2024 specification is the latest repackaging effort completed by AECOM. As with Area M-2 repackaging, all references to the Federal government requirements and other USACE requirements will not be included in the specifications. The specifications will be written to identify the Area D-3. MSWD shall provide updated front end specification sections for AECOM’s use in preparing the Area D-3 update. Deliverables:  Specifications (.docx) via e-mail for review. Task 1-5 – Construction Cost Update Based on the Area D-3 drawings, AECOM will update the construction cost estimate using the revised sanitary sewer quantities for the repackaging of Area D-3. AECOM will use the average unit rates obtained from the AD-12 Area M-2 cost estimate and apply escalated versions of those unit rates to Area D-3 for similar construction items if so directed by MSWD.
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Construction specification. Section 4.3 sets a standard work week at a minimum of 4x10s. If alternate working hours are required to complete work within the required timeframe – contractor is expected to propose alternate working hours as part of their proposal.
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Construction specification. Responsibility: POWER Deliverable(s): • Construction Specification Prepare a Construction Specification for the substation. Include general requirements as well as specific sections on site work, concrete, structure erection, insulation, painting, equipment installation, control building erection, switches and fuses, conduit and fittings, wire and cable, buswork connections, instrumentation, grounding, and testing. Incorporate readily available site-specific environmental conditions and CLWB’s requirements that will affect the method or sequence of construction. Include a copy of CLWB’s Work Rules or Safety Standards. Compile and assemble one (1) reproducible copy of the Construction Specifications and Drawings Document. This document will include the Construction Specifications, Construction Drawings, and Reference Drawings. Assumption(s): • Any modifications to the construction specifications between bid and construction will be handled with addenda in lieu of re-issuing entire specification. • The 138kV Canal Transmission project is awarded to PEI. • New Canal Distribution substation construction will be included in the 138kV Canal Transmission substation construction specification. Separate line items for cost between two substations will be included.
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Construction specification. Responsibility: Not Applicable Deliverable(s): • No deliverables are required by POWER (This task is included to show the below assumptions). Assumption(s): • CLWB’s Standard Construction Specifications will be utilized. • Only one construction bid package will be assembled and issued for all work that will be contracted.
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Construction specification. Detailed specifications for sidewalk construction will be established by the city engineer. Unless the city engineer specifies otherwise, the general standards shall be as follows: Five feet in width, except that if a block face has existing sidewalk that is less than five feet in width the new sidewalk on such a block face may match the width of the existing sidewalk, or as specified in the Construction Standards and Policies Manual. At least four inches in depth, or as specified in the Construction Standards and Policies Manual. Perpendicular curb ramps must be constructed at street intersections, or as specified in the Construction Standards and Policies Manual. Drive apron, including the sidewalk sections behind the drive apron, is at least six inches in depth, or as specified in the Construction Standards and Policies Manual.
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