2018 TRV Specifications No statewide standard use or special specification exists for this planned work Rev 003-05/24/18 Rice, Andy FC/PM SPECIFICATION TxDOT Travel Information Division Judge Roy Bean Museum and Visitors Center Langtry, Texas Historical and Native Garden Site Signage Maintenance 1.0 SITE FAMILIARIZATION AND SPECIAL WORK CONDITIONS A. FACILITY PROFILE OVERVIEW. 1. The Texas Department of Transportation (TXDOT)-Travel Information Division operates twelve (12) Travel Information Centers (TICs) across the State of Texas. 2. The TICs serve the travelling public at entry points into Texas. The TICs are “highly visible” to the public and are the “Face of TXDOT” to the travelling public. 3. During times of natural disaster and state emergencies, the TICs serve as emergency call and response centers supporting Drive Texas and other emergency response efforts as needed and directed by the TxDOT Executive Director and Communications Director. B. LOCATION(s). Work site and delivery locations for these specifications are the Texas Department of Transportation-Travel Information Center located at: 1. US 90 W/State Loop 25 at Torres Ave., Langtry, TX 78871 C. HOURS OF OPERATION. 1. Normal hours of Operation for the TIC are 0800-1700 hours Monday thru Sunday. 2. Facilities are open three hundred sixty (360) days a year and are open on weekends and most federal and state holidays. D. FACILITY AND CONSTRUCTION RESTRICTIONS. 1. TIC Facilities cannot be shut down in entirety during construction regardless of level of construction. Operations to support travelling public must continue and construction must be planned and phased to ensure continuity of operations. 2. Construction areas in and around TIC Facilities are to be maintained in a high state of repair and cleanliness with thought being given to appearance and public perception. Page 1 of 4 2018 TRV Specifications No statewide standard use or special specification exists for this planned work Rev 003-05/24/18 Rice, Andy FC/PM SPECIFICATION TxDOT Travel Information Division Judge Roy Bean Museum and Visitors Center Langtry, Texas Historical and Native Garden Site Signage Maintenance 3. Contractors are never to engage with the Public or TXDOT Staff with the exception of the TXDOT Technical Representative, Travel Center Supervisor, and their designated representative. 4. All Construction areas are to be identified and secured with OSHA approved identification and markings so as to not allow access or entry by the Public. 5. Contractors will wear company identifying clothing and appropriate reflective Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for easy identification by the Travel Center Personnel and the Public while in the performance of their duties. 6. All Contractor personnel will be required to sign in each day with the Travel Center Staff at the Facility Front Counter. The construction lead or supervisor may sign in his/her employees. 7. Leave the work area clean and free of materials, debris, and vendor equipment to the satisfaction of the designated TXDOT representative. 8. Remove and dispose from the building all waste generated in performance of the service in strict accordance with all applicable rules, regulations, codes, laws, ordinances, statutes, and in an environmentally safe manner. 9. Place any material, which may constitute a fire hazard in closed metal containers and remove containers from the site daily. 10. Restrooms shall not be used for washing of tools and equipment. 11. The contractor shall make arrangements with the designated TXDOT representative prior to off-loading tools and equipment at the job site. The vendor shall park only in spaces assigned by the designated TXDOT representative. 12. Contractors are allowed to work on site during weekends and holidays that the TICs are open and are encouraged to do so in order to expedite completion of construction maintenance and repairs. Page 2 of 4 2018 TRV Specifications No statewide standard use or special specification exists for this planned work Rev 003-05/24/18 Rice, Andy FC/PM SPECIFICATION TxDOT Travel Information Division Judge Roy Bean Museum and Visitors Center Langtry, Texas Historical and Native Garden Site Signage Maintenance 2.0 SCOPE OF WORK A. OVERVIEW. 1. On April 13, 1939, the Texas Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 29 states (last paragraph), “RESOLVED, By the Senate and House of Representatives concurring, that the Highway Department (now TxDOT) be requested, instructed, and directed to restore and perpetually preserve the “Jersey Lily” (Judge Roy Bean Visitor Center) in all of its pristine glory to the end that the fame of the “Law West of the Pecos” may never diminish, and the legends of Judge Roy Bean and the “Jersey Lily” may ever be told and appreciated.” 2. TxDOT and the Travel Information Division have a State mandated responsibility to manage the grounds and historical site maintenance of the Judge Roy Bean Visitor Center. 3. This project is to provided replacement and maintenance of the Judge Roy Bean Visitor Center grounds and native landscape signage. This signage serves to educate and inform the travelling public of the historical and natural significance of the grounds and area. 4. The current and existing signage is in poor condition due to extreme environmental climate exposure and more than fifteen (15) years of continued use while exposed to the elements. COMPLETION TIMELINE. Project must be completed no later than (NLT) one hundred and twenty (120) calendar days from date of contract award and execution. 3.0 SUBMITTALS A. At a minimum, contractor will provide written submittals for: 1. Proof of Principal (Draft Prints) a. The contractor will provide to the TxDOT site manager and project manager one (1) set of draft prints of the proposed replacement signage prior to moving to production. TxDOT will formally sign-off on these draft prints and provide contractor written acknowledgment within forty eight (48) hours of receiving. Page 3 of 4 2018 TRV Specifications No statewide standard use or special specification exists for this planned work Rev 003-05/24/18 Rice, Andy FC/PM SPECIFICATION TxDOT Travel Information Division Judge Roy Bean Museum and Visitors Center Langtry, Texas Historical and Native Garden Site Signage Maintenance 2. Project Plan a. Upon award of contract and Notice to Proceed (NTP), contractor will provide, within five (5) days of contract award, a simple written Project Plan that outlines the project processes and steps to successfully complete the project within the timeline specified. 4.0 CONSTRUCTION REPORTS A. Contractor will be required to provide the following reports: 1. One (1) monthly progress report due to the TxDOT Site Manager and Project Manager once a month until project is complete. Email format will be acceptable. 5.0 REFERENCES (Applicable Laws and Standards) A. Contractor will adhere, at a minimum, to the following trade, state, and federal guidelines and reference(s) before and during construction: 1. (OSHA) (29 CFR)(1910) Occupational Safety and Health for Employees 2. (40 CFR) Environmental and Hazardous Waste Guidelines 6.0 DEFINITIONS A. Terms and written language used in the creation of this specification were derived from applicable professional trade journals, (i.e. ANSI, ASTM) and TXDOT technical reference material. B. Contractor is responsible for understanding written professional language and construction terms outlined in these specifications and the follow-on contract or purchase order documents. 7.0 CONTRACTOR QUALIFICATIONS A. Minimum Qualifications: 1. Company specializing in maintenance and design projects that specifically apply to museums, parks, and historical buildings and whose business is primarily engaged in such work. 2. Contractor must be able to demonstrate such work on other State projects prior to award if requested by TxDOT. Page 4 of 4 Judge Roy Bean Travel Information Center Native and Historic Signage PROJECT LIST -Material and Labor Created By: Rice, Andy W. FC/PM Date: 05/28/18 Line Item Estimated Service and Material Description Qty Each/Hours 1 Etched black anodized aluminum plant ID markers (9” wide x 5” high x .063” thick). 131 Ea 2 Etched black anodized aluminum plant ID markers (16” wide x 12” high x 3/16” thick). 24 Ea 3 Etched black anodized aluminum plant ID markers (24” wide x 24” high x 3/16” thick). 1 Ea 4 Etched black anodized aluminum plant ID markers (16” wide x 16” high x 3/16” thick). 2 Ea 5 Etched black anodized aluminum plant ID markers (9” wide x 2” high x .063” thick). 1 Ea 6 Etched black anodized aluminum plant ID markers (9” wide x 6” high x .063” thick). 1 Ea 7 Etched black anodized aluminum plant ID markers (6” wide x 3” high x .063” thick). Includes 2 drill 1 Ea holes 8 Upright in-ground super stake (42” x 1-1/4” x 7/8”) for attachment to safety/ADA signs 6 Ea 9 Stand (32” x 2” T leg with 6” x 6” plate) attachment to safety/ADA signs (no bend). 20 Ea 10 Stand (32” x 2” T leg with 6” x 6” plate) for attachment to plant ID signs 50 Ea 11 VHB tape (72 yard roll) 1 Ea 12 36”H x 54”W x ½” custom High Pressure Laminate (cHPL) interpretive panel. Four (4) ¼” threaded 1 Ea holes per panel; includes ½” long, ¼”-20 Button Socket Cap Black Oxide Screws. 13 Pair of 3” x 3” x 90” upright posts for 36”H x 54”W x ½” custom High Pressure Laminate (cHPL) 1 Ea interpretive panel. For in-ground installation. Black texture powdercoat 14 24”H x 36”W x ½” custom High Pressure Laminate (cHPL) interpretive panel. Eight (8) ¼” threaded 4 Ea holes per panel; price includes ½” long, ¼”-20 Button Socket Cap Black Oxide Screws. 15 Pair of 3” x 3” x 60” double pedestal mounting bases, 12” x 12” mounting plate, 45 degree angle, 3 Ea for 24”H x 36”W x ½” custom High Pressure Laminate (cHPL) interpretive panel.