Construction and Materials Testing Sample Clauses

Construction and Materials Testing. Xxxxxxxx’x subconsultant, Golder, will provide construction and material testing services for the project to verify compliance with the Contract documents which includes the following: • Excavation/foundation subgrade evaluation • Earthfill testing and concrete testing o Moisture content (8 tests) o Atterberg limits (4 tests) o Grain size distribution (4 tests) o Grain size distribution with hydrometer (4 tests) o Standard Xxxxxxx Test (4 tests) o Curing and Compression of Concrete Cylinders (40 cylinders) o Concrete field testing to include slump, air content, and temperature as required by the specifications o Earthfill field compaction testing as required by the specifications • Prepare daily testing reports to be included with Xxxxxxxx’x daily report Xx. Xxxxx Xxxxxxx, PE City of Xxxxx Creek Seven Oaks Lake Dam May 11, 2021 • It is assumed that Golder will provide an Engineer for approximately 20 hours per week and a Senior Engineer/Practice leader for approximately 4 hours per week during grading and spillway and storm system installation.
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Construction and Materials Testing. Any construction and materials testing, as agreed to by the City and [“PROPOSER/ OPERATOR”], shall be performed by certified independent laboratories under contract to [“PROPOSER/ OPERATOR”] or its construction manager. [“PROPOSER/ OPERATOR”] shall furnish the City with certified copies of the results of all tests. [“PROPOSER/ OPERATOR”] shall have the right to submit to the City a list of certified independent laboratories for advance approval by the City, and the City agrees to notify [“PROPOSER/ OPERATOR”] promptly whether any laboratories on this list are not approved.
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Construction and Materials Testing. Engage a contractor to provide construction material testing, including concrete inspections, concrete test cylinders, reinforcing steel inspection and provide an engineering and report review as necessary for the Project. ENGINEER shall provide two sets of blue prints (civils and structurals) and one copy of the specification book to ENGINEER's construction and material testing subconsultant.
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