SECTION 203 - EXCAVATION Sample Clauses

SECTION 203 - EXCAVATION. (Item 20316 Excavation: Pavement) This item is for full depth removal of asphalt for cross culvert installation. The Contractor shall use a cold planer to remove asphalt for all cross culvert installations. All cold planed material shall be stockpiled for use under item Item 60346 RAP: Load, Transport & Place. All RAP material shall pass a 50 mm sieve; the Contractor shall be required to have a screener at the stockpile site to remove any oversized material. The cold planing of asphaltic concrete, shall be paid for at the unit bid price per square metre cold planned and this shall be full compensation for cold planning full depth, transporting and preparing the site for stockpiling, screening the RAP, equipment, tools, labour, and incidentals necessary to complete the work.
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SECTION 203 - EXCAVATION. (Item 20306 – Excav:Earth Surplus/Suitable) In addition to PEI-TPW “General Provisions and Contract Specifications for Highway Construction”, please refer to section notes for buried revetment, BR-2 on drawing sheet 6 of 11.
SECTION 203 - EXCAVATION. (Item 20306 Excav: Earth Surplus/Suitable) A portion of this item shall include the excavation of existing granular material under Route 1 TCH. This material shall be reused onsite as directed by the Project Manager.
SECTION 203 - EXCAVATION. (Item 20315 Excavation: Pave/Concrete) This item shall include the excavation of the existing concrete slab located under Route 1 TCH from stations 1+550 to 1+585 and 2+000 to 2+660. Based on historical subsurface investigation reports the concrete slab thickness varies from 150mm to 250mm.
SECTION 203 - EXCAVATION. (Item 20306 – Excav: Earth Surplus/Suitable) This item shall be for the excavation shown on the drawings that is required to install the Groyne and the Reef Trunk (Shore Connection) at Reef 4. No additional excavation shall be measured for payment. Contractor shall ensure minimum disturbance to vegetation, dunes, and shoreline during the installation of the structures. Contractor shall reinstate any excavated areas to lines and grades that existed prior to construction. Only the amount of excavated material reinstated will be paid for under this item. The remaining material shall be paid for under item 20307 (Excavation: Earth Waste). Cedar Dunes Shoreline Restoration – West Point 2021/2022 Page 8 of 39 Rev. 0

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