Perform geotechnical evaluation Sample Clauses

Perform geotechnical evaluation. The project’s geotechnical report will include soil classifications, N values, water levels, proctors, CBR’s, resistivity tests, pavement design, and testing recommendations. The Consultant shall elaborate on other project components as necessary. The Preliminary Design Submittal shall generally consist of the following documents:
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Perform geotechnical evaluation. To evaluate the existing soil and rock conditions along the project alignment, the consultant will drill a total of 30 boreholes. Field testing will be performed, and samples will be extracted for further laboratory analysis. Select soil samples will be tested in our laboratory to determine their general classification, physical properties, and engineering characteristics. There is the possibility of rock located beneath the subsurface. In locations where roadway and utility construction will likely encounter rock, the boreholes will be spaced to evaluate approximate extents and nature of the rock mass. Upon completion of the field and laboratory testing and our analysis, a report will be prepared that transmits the boring logs, field data, and laboratory results, provides a limited geologic analysis of the area, and provides our recommendations for roadway subgrade preparation, utility design and installation, and pavement section design. In general, our recommendations will also include excavation conditions, groundwater mitigation, suitability of backfill materials and any other recommendations we consider applicable to the proposed construction and the site conditions encountered. EXHIBIT A
Perform geotechnical evaluation. To evaluate the existing soil conditions along the project boreholes will be drilled at each site. Field testing will be performed, and samples will be extracted for further laboratory analysis. Select soil samples will be tested in our laboratory to determine their general classification, physical properties, and engineering characteristics. Upon completion of the field and laboratory testing and analysis, a report will be prepared that transmits the boring logs, field data, and laboratory results, provides a limited geologic analysis of the area, and provides recommendations for the proposed construction. In general the report recommendations will include excavation conditions, groundwater conditions, suitability of backfill materials and any other recommendations we consider applicable to the site conditions encountered.

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