REPORT AND ANALYSIS Sample Clauses

REPORT AND ANALYSIS. Upon completion of our field, laboratory and office studies, a Geotechnical Investigation report will be completed for the project and will include the following: Description of the project site with the approximate locations of our field explorations, shown on a Site Plan; Descriptive logs of the explorations performed for this study; General summary of the site soils and geology; General summary of the structural section thicknesses observed within the borings. Excludes descriptions of pavement overlays, observed distress, and/or aggregate type used for pavement. Discussion of groundwater conditions and potential for dewatering during construction; Construction and design recommendations for pipeline replacement: o Trench excavatability, backfill, and bottom of trench preparation; o Recommendations for trench excavations and shoring requirements as required by soil conditions including anticipated caving and/or sloughing soil conditions; o Corrosion potential to concrete of site soils; o Dewatering recommendations, if warranted, based on existing groundwater levels; o Lateral earth pressures for manhole design; and o Foundation recommendations for manhole and/or vault construction. Recommended full reconstruct structural section design based on NDOT standards or the 2007 Flexible Pavement Flexible Pavement Design Manual for native subgrade and trench conditions. o Traffic counts will be provided by the client; o Truck percentages and axle factors will be based on recommendations from the NDOT Traffic Division in conjunction with the 2009 NDOT Annual Traffic Report. Anticipated construction difficulties. Any additional work, if required for this investigation, will be billed on a time and materials basis in accordance with our Standard Fee Schedule.
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REPORT AND ANALYSIS. Upon completion of our office studies, a geotechnical investigation report will be completed for the project and will include the following:  Description of the project site with the approximate locations of previous field explorations, shown on a site plan;  Descriptive logs of the field explorations;  General summary of the site soils and geology;  Discussion of seismic hazards including site seismicity and parameters for design;  Discussion of the general surface and ground water conditions; Recommendations for the following:  Pipeline trenching recommendations including sidewall soil stability;  Bottom of pipeline trench stabilization recommendations;  Pipeline bedding and backfill recommendations;  Concrete slab-on-grade subgrade soils preparation including stabilization recommendations;  Headwall and wing wall allowable bearing values, anticipated settlements, and minimum footing depths and widths;  Lateral earth pressures for retaining wall and foundation design;  Potential soil corrosion; and  Anticipated construction difficulties.
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