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FDOT District Seven Construction Project Status Reports 7/12/17 KL488 KL495 KL39 ¤£41 ¤£98 FDOT District Seven Construction Project Status Reports 7/12/17 KL488 KL495 KL39 ¤£41 ¤£98 £19 ¤ 495 45 KL OP 200 OP55 OP KL44 KL486 KL581 KL470 4058222 OP44 T7383 KL490 KL494 KL491 4KL90A KL490 KL581 39A 4300211 KL T7386 KL48 ¤£19 480 98 KL 41 ¤£ 39 55 ¤£ KL OP OP700 KL480 KL581 OP45 Citrus County Current Construction Projects 0 1 2 3 4 5 Map as of July 8, 2017 ² Miles District CEI CITRUS Last Estimate Date 6/11/2017 SR 55 (US 19 ) ADD LANES & REHABILITATE PVMNT FROM GREEN ACRES ST TO W JUMP CT Rdwy ID CONST CONTRACT 02030000 Finproject: 40582225201 Contract: T7383 FED: N/A PROJECT PERSONNEL Firm Office Cell FDOT PM-PA-PO Dave Hoover FDOT 352-848-2602 813-323-1073 CCEI PA Frank Proch AIM Engineering 352-503-9392 813-625-3395 SR Proj. Engineer or Res. Engineer Kurt Ostensen Ozmatic 727-224-9265 727-224-9265 Design Project Manager Charlie Xie FDOT 813-975-6287 EOR Jack King Stantec Consulting 813-223-9500 Awarded Vendor D.A.B. CONSTRUCTORS, INC. Will Gelner D.A.B. 352-363-9196 CONTRACT AMOUNT Awarded Contract Amount $27,868,888.88 Total CO Amount $368,199.00 Approved CO Amount To Date $368,199.00 Current Contract Amount $28,237,087.88 SA Percent of Original Amount 1.32% Total Paid $6,033,346.83 Pending CO Amount $0.00 Amount Earned Percent 21.4% CONTRACT TIME Letting 06/20/2016 Awarded 07/26/2016 Execution 08/08/2016 Acquisition Time NTP 09/06/2016 Time Begin 11/07/2016 Work Begin 11/07/2016 FA Date Awarded Contract Days 730 Current Contract Days 769 Weather Days 7 or 1.0% of Original Time Holiday's 32 Other Time Extensions 0 or 0.0% of Original Time CO Adjust Days 39 or 5.3% of Original Time Current Completion Date 12/15/2018 Contract Days Used 217 or 28.2% of Current Time Substantial Completion Date 11/06/2018 PROJECT SUMMARY Current Project Status: CPM Schedule Update No. 3.2 was submitted on 6/23/17. The current schedule indicates -126 days of float. Current delays appear to be due to CenturyLink and Level 3. Also, waiting on prices form DAB for Revision No. 02 & 3. Activities During Reporting Month: Placing gravity line from Green Acres going north on the east side. Storm sewer crossings on US 19 from Green Acres to Yulee. Working on 10” Homosassa Special Water District water main installation near Homosassa Trail. Continuing to work on MOT Phase 1A on US 19 @ night. Removing over-burden in Pond #4.All Utility owners have completed their work and are maintaining with the exception of Centurylink. Centurylink is making adjustments form Homosassa Trail to Jump Ct. Contractor has continued to adjust dewatering plan in the field to stay in compliance with SWFWMD and DEP. Planned Activities Next Month: Preliminary plans for multi-use path are scheduled to be submitted 6/30/17 from the EOR to the Department. Once received, a copy will be forwarded to the contractor for information and pricing. The contractor plans to be on vacation from July 1st - July 9th, 2017.DAB plans to continue drainage system across US 19 and continue storm sewer pipe work on Homosassa Trail and the west side of US 19 from Halls River Road to just north of Homosassa Trail, continue to work on the 8” water line from W. Bradshaw St. to Halls River Rd. , and place traffic in Phase 1A. Begin storm sewer pipe on the east side between Green Acres and Yulee, water/sewer lines to be done at the same location. Outstanding Issues: 1)Revision for multi-use path. (Anticipated received date of 6/30/17)2)Material for sand - clay liner approval (Sample appear to meet Specifications on 6/26/17) 3) Negotiate settlement for NOI's. Status of Milestone Forecast Actual Days Remarks Complete MOT Phase 1A 8/1/2017 Complete Pond #3 11/1/2017 Brooksville Operations CITRUS Last Estimate Date 6/11/2017 CR 490A (W HALLS RIVER RD) BRIDGE REPLACEMENT FROM HALLS RIVER TO HALLS RIVER Rdwy ID CONST CONTRACT 02610000 PODI/STATE ADMINISTERED Finproject: 43002115201 Contract: T7386 FED: 8886766A PROJECT PERSONNEL Firm Office Cell FDOT PM-PA-PO Zachary Stringer FDOT 352-848-2651 352-428-1205 CCEI PA SR Proj. Engineer or Res. Engineer JoEllyn Guthrie FDOT 352-848-2606 352-442-2915 Design Project Manager Michael Ojo FDOT 813-975-6675 EOR Michael Ojo FDOT 813-975-6675 Awarded Vendor ASTALDI CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION Adriano Brasil 954-300-6082 CONTRACT AMOUNT Awarded Contract Amount $6,015,645.00 Total CO Amount $.00 Approved CO Amount To Date $0.00 Current Contract Amount $6,015,645.00 SA Percent of Original Amount 0.00% Total Paid $2,143,129.61 Pending CO Amount $0.00 Amount Earned Percent 35.6% CONTRACT TIME Letting 06/15/2016 Awarded 07/19/2016 Execution 08/02/2016 Acquisition Time 90 Calendar Days NTP 08/30/2016 Time Begin 01/09/2017 Work Begin 01/09/2017 FA Date Awarded Contract Days 310 Current Contract Days 321 Weather Days 8 or 2.6% of Original Time Holiday's 3 Other Time Extensions 0 or 0.0% of Original Time CO Adjust Days 11 or 3.5% of Original Time Current Completion Date 11/25/2017 Contract Days Used 154 or 48.0% of Current Time Substantial Completion Date 02/23/2018 PROJECT SUMMARY Current Project Status: May 2017 update has been approved. JuneMay 2017 update has been submitted and is under review. The project is shown to be 90 days behind schedule in May's update (which is not accepted). A recovery plan has been requested. Activities During Reporting Month: Continued excavating for eastern and western concrete sheetpile sea wall and began sheet pile installation (see item 4 in Outstanding Issues). Four Hybrid Composite Beams for phase II have been placed. The Contractor corrected pedestal elevations in accordance with approved RFC 1. Pile splices were received with misaligned holes. The contractor's producer cast new splices. The splices were placed and driven. Planned Activities Next Month: Continue phase II bridge and roadway construction. Obtain a pile hammer with a lower energy rating and complete phase II driving on bent 2. Complete excavation for and construction of new phase II concrete sheet pile seawall. Complete phase II pile caps and install remaining HCBs. Pour slope pavement and place riprap revetment. Maintain traffic in a two-way one-lane pattern with temporary signals. Evaluate EAR on strength and modulus failures on Hybrid beams. Outstanding Issues: 1. Margarita grill on southwest corner of Bridge will be handled as a field mod. However, offsite drainage structure is damaged. 2. All piles in Bent 2 phase II have not achieved bearing.3. Stainless Steel dowel bars in lieu of CFRP are being used for pile splices so this issue is closed.4. Contractor submitted NOI regarding excavation for concrete sheet pile near existing piles in bent 2 and 12. The contractor maintains that temporary critical sheet pile wall is required between the sheet pile and existing pile. The contractor has driven protective steel sheet pile between the new seawall excavation and existing bridge piles at his own discretion. 5. Failure for tensile strength and modulus of Hybrid Composite Beams potentially going to resolution. Expecting initial calcs the week of July 3rd. Status of Milestone Forecast Actual Days Remarks Complete Driving Splices Bent II 7/7/2017 Place Beams and Brace 7/18/2017 Complete Phase II and place traffic in Phase III config 8/21/2017 Cast Westbound Deck 8/28/2017 1. Citrus - Beverly Hills, Black Diamond, Citrus Hills, Citrus Springs, Crystal River, Floral City, Hernando, Homosassa Springs, Homosassa, Inverness (County Seat), Lecanto, Pine Ridge, Sugarmill Woods 2. Hernando - Brookridge, Brooksville (County Seat), Hernando Beach, Hill 'N Dale, Lake Lindsey, Masaryktown, Ridge Manor, Spring Hill, North Weeki Wachee, Pine Island, Ridge Manor, South Brooksville, Timber Pines, Weeki Wachee Gardens 3. Pasco - Aripeka, Bayonet Point, Crystal Springs, Dade City (County Seat), Dade City North, Elfers, Gulf Harbors, Holiday, Hudson, Jasmine Estates, Lacoochee, Land O' Lakes, New Port Richey, New Port Richey East, Odessa, Port Richey, San Antonio, Shady Hills, Trinity, Wesley Chapel, Wesley Chapel South, Zephyrhills, Zephyrhills North, Zephyrhills South, Zephyrhills West 4. Pinellas - Baskin, Bellair, Bellair Beach, Boca Ciega, Clearwater (County Seat), Crystal Beach, Dunedin, East Lealman, East Lake, Feather Sount, Gandy, Gulfport, Indian Rocks Beach, Kenneth City, Largo, Madeira Beach, Oldsmar, Ozona, Palm Harbor, Pass-A-Grille Beach, Pinellas Park, Redington Shores, Ridgecrest, Safety Harbor, Semi- nole, South Highpoint, South Pasadena, St. Petersburg, St. Pete Beach, Sunset Beach, Tarpon Springs, Tierra Verde, Treasure Island, West Leal- 5. Hillsborough - Apollo Beach, Balm, Bealsville, Bloomingdale, Brandon, Cheval, Citrus Park, Dover, Egypt Lake-Leto, Fort Lonesome, Gibsonton, Greater Carrollwood, Greater Sun Center, Gulf City, Hopewell, Keysville, Lake Magdalene, Lithia, Lutz, Mango, Orient Park, Palm River-Clair Mel, Pebble Creek, Plant City, Progress Village, Riverview, Ruskin, Seffner, Sun City, Tampa (County Seat), Temple Terrace, Thonotosassa, Town 'N Country, Turkey Creek, Valrico, Westchase, Wimauma, Ybor City DIST/ST WIDE Tampa Operations Center DIST/ST-WIDE Last Estimate Date 6/11/2017 TRAFFIC OPERATIONS DESIGN BUILD PUSH BUTTON (SAFETY FUNDS) VARIOUS LOCATIONS DISTRICT WIDE Rdwy ID TRAFFIC OPERATIONS PUSH BUTTON Design-Build PODI/STATE ADMINISTERED Finproject: 25467725291 25467715232 Contract: E7J81 FED: 8886617A Full Oversight PROJECT PERSONNEL Firm Office Cell FDOT PM-PA-PO Lori Palumbo FDOT 813-612-3300 813-323-1069 CCEI PA SR Proj. Engineer or Res. Engineer Marshall Hampton FDOT 813-612-3300 813- Design Project Manager Mark Hall FDOT 813-975-6247 EOR Derrick Lue Parsons Brinkerhoff 813-520-4444 Awarded Vendor CONE & GRAHAM, INC.
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