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Saginaw County Road Commission COMMISSIONERS Richard H. Crannell, P.E. Chairperson Saginaw County Road Commission Deb Kestner Vice Chairperson John D. Sangster Questions & Answers regarding 2016 – 2017 Bridge Safety Inspection RFP Member Todd M. Hare Q: On the structure list excel file, there are several structures that appear to be listed Member twice. i.e. structure no. 9219 is listed 4 times, each row has the same information. Could Ronald L. Sholtz you confirm that this represents the number of inspections at each structure during the Member 24‐month contract? ADMINISTRATION A: The Excel file represents the amount of inspections in a 24 month cycle. A 6 month Dennis L. Borchard inspection cycle will be listed four times. Managing Director (989) 399-3772 Q: Also on the structure list excel file, are the lengths listed for each structure the total Joseph G. Wisniewski, P.E. length or per span length and is the length in feet? Director of Engineering (989) 399-3761 A: The Excel files show lengths in meters. Michael S. Girard Dir. of Finance & Benefits (989) 399-3759 Q: To prepare the preliminary inspection schedule, can you provide the last date of Thomas E. Luck inspection for each structure? Information Technology Manager (989) 399-3778 A: See attached report from MiBridge Daniel T. Medina Director of Maintenance (989) 399-3773 Q: in terms of preparing the inspection reports in MiBridge, can the consultant assignment be for a longer period than 90 days for the entire group of structures, to avoid Rob Hudec Maintenance Superintendent re‐assigning structures to the consultant after the file review, and for structures requiring (989) 399-3755 inspection more frequently? A: Assignment frequency would be discussed at the initial kick‐off meeting between the Road Commission and the selected consultant, but typically they are assigned at maximum three month intervals. OTHER SERVICES Q: Also in terms of preparing the inspection reports, on Page 7 of the proposal, the RFP Permits/Addressing states that all documents created by the inspection will be assembled in a binder and Scott Hare (989) 399-3754 presented with a cover letter. Will this be the final submission of the project containing a hard copy of all the inspection reports, as well as a copy on DVD‐ROM, or equivalent Service Requests media, with .pdf digital copies of the inspection reports, and the set of inspection (989) 752-6140 photographs (.jpg)? Do you also require a scanned set of the inspection field notes (or original field notes)? A: It should be assumed that we will require a hard copy of all files. However, we do ADDRESS 3020 Sheridan require a digital copy of the inspection reports. The SCRC’s entire bridge file is digital, and Saginaw, MI 48601 during our last FHWA review they only used the digital files. In the near future we will PHONE NUMBER most likely move towards only having digital files submitted. At this time, we will have (989) 752-6140 both digital and paper copies submitted to our office. Field/Original notes are not needed FAX NUMBER as long as all required information is clearly documented in the reports. If load ratings are (989) 752-8934 completed, we need all supporting documentation submitted. 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ROAD FAIRCHILD CREEK 9275 11/11/2015 BURT ROAD MISTEGUAY CREEK 9276 11/5/2015 BIRCH RUN ROAD FAIRCHILD CREEK 9277 10/31/2014 BIRCH RUN ROAD MISTEGUAY CREEK 9280 10/30/2014 BISHOP ROAD FAIRCHILD CREEK 9281 4/26/2014 BUECHE ROAD PATTIECREEK 9282 10/23/2015 ELMS ROAD SILVER CREEK 9283 10/23/2015 BEYER ROAD HALF MOON DRAIN 9284 4/17/2015 BLOCK ROAD DEAD CREEK 9285 4/17/2015 REESE ROAD DEAD CREEK 9286 11/24/2015 JANES ROAD UNCLE HENRY DRAIN 9287 10/23/2015 WADSWORTH ROAD UNCLE HENRY DRAIN 9288 8/12/2015 WADSWORTH ROAD CHEBOYGANING CREEK 9289 10/23/2015 UNCLE HENRY ROAD UNCLE HENRY DRAIN 9290 4/17/2015 KNIGHT ROAD CHEBOYGANING CREEK 9291 10/23/2015 MUELLER ROAD BLUMFIELD CREEK 9292 10/23/2015 BEYER ROAD BLUMFIELD CREEK 9293 4/17/2015 BEYER ROAD CHEBOYGANING CREEK 9294 4/17/2015 BLOCK ROAD CHEBOYGANING CREEK 9295 1/7/2016 PEET ROAD LAMB CREEK 9296 8/20/2015 PEET ROAD GRIFFUS CREEK 9297 10/27/2015 WICKIE ROAD LAMB CREEK 9298 5/30/2014 BALDWIN ROAD LAMB CREEK 9299 10/30/2014 BALDWIN ROAD 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