Bridge Locations Sample Clauses

Bridge Locations. Engineer shall include an 8 ½ inch x 11 inch copy of the bridge location map with the bridge location highlighted in each bridge inspection folder. Engineer shall verify that the GPS coordinates in the database are accurate (i.e., located on the bridge). If the coordinates are missing or not accurate, Engineer shall collect new coordinates using a hand held GPS unit and provide coordinates in a decimal format. Sub-meter, differentially corrected data is not required. Engineer shall notify the TxDOT District Bridge Inspection Coordinator of missing maps and needed corrections. Engineer is not required to electronically update bridge location maps.
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Bridge Locations. The Engineer shall verify that the GPS coordinates in InspectTech and that they are accurate (i.e., located on the bridge). If the coordinates are missing or not accurate, the Engineer shall collect new coordinates using a hand held Global Positioning System (GPS) unit and provide coordinates in a decimal format. Sub-meter, differentially corrected data is not required. The Engineer shall notify the State District Bridge Inspection Coordinator of needed corrections via the Lists of Structures. See Section 32.c.

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