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Contract Specific GENERAL PROVISIONS – CONTRACT SPECIFIC GENERAL PROVISIONS – CONTRACT SPECIFIC PARAGRAPH TITLE PAGE 1 Brief Scope of Work CS – 1 2 List of Contract Drawings CS – 2 3 Utility and Municipal Notification and Coordination CS – 2 4 Specialty Items CS – 4 5 Transportation Management Plan CS – 4 6 Sequence of Construction CS – 4 7 Special Requirements for Pavement Markings CS – 5 8 Utility Structures and Waterways within Roadway CS – 6 9 Contractor’s Responsibility for Damaged Storm Drains CS – 6 10 Special Requirement for Traffic Protection CS – 6 11 Storage of Construction Material and/or Equipment CS – 7 12 Blasting Restrictions CS – 7 13 Survey Layout Notes CS – 7 14 Traffic Fines in Work Zones CS – 8 15 Right-of-Way and Damage to Property CS – 8 16 Coordination with Other Projects CS – 8 17 Incident Management CS – 8 18 Guardrail Replacement CS – 8 19 Police Compensation CS – 9 20 Environmental Permits CS – 9 21 Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan CS – 9 22 Shop Drawing and Submittals CS – 10 23 Available Documents CS – 10 Appendix A Locus Maps Appendix B Environmental Permits Appendix C Small Site Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan Appendix D Transportation Management Plan Appendix E NPS Preservation Brief No. 38 NPS Preservation Brief No. 47 CS-i 1. BRIEF SCOPE OF WORK: Bridge Group 18B – East Greenwich and North Kingstown, Rhode Island Contract No. 2019-CB-061, Federal-Aid Project No. BHO-018B (001), is for repairs to 11 bridges in the Town of East Greenwich in Kent County, and the Town of North Kingstown in Washington County, Rhode Island. The work in this Contract includes, but is not limited to, steel painting, steel repairs, masonry repairs, concrete repairs (superstructure and substructure), concrete sealing, joint repairs and sealing, pavement removal and replacement, waterproofing membrane installation, bridge washing, vegetation clearing, tree removal, riprap installation, and steel guardrail repair and replacement. The project wide installation of erosion controls, maintenance and protection of traffic, and water control will be required during the construction period along with all other incidentals complete-in-place and accepted by the Resident Engineer. The bridges have been separated into three groups. The bridges and their group numbers included in this contract are listed below. Refer to Appendix A for locus maps for these bridges. Bridge Group 18B Bridge Preservation Group 1 No. Name Feature Carried Feature Crossed Town 000401 Bleachery Bridge US 1 Post Rd Bleachery Brook East Greenwich 076801 Stony Lane Bridge RI 4 Stony Lane & Scrabbletown Brook North Kingstown Bridge Group 18B Bridge Preservation Group 2 No. Name Feature Carried Feature Crossed Town 024701 Division St Culvert RI 401 Division St Maskerchugg River East Greenwich 099201 Potowomut Bridge Potowomut Rd Potowomut River North Kingstown 115701 Kenyon Ave Bridge Kenyon Ave Maskerchugg River East Greenwich 115801 Charles Eldredge Bridge Cedar Ave Middle Road Brook East Greenwich Bridge Group 18B Bridge Preservation Group 3 No. Name Feature Carried Feature Crossed Town 000801 Sandhill Bridge Chadsey Rd Sandhill Brook North Kingstown 000901 Babbitt Farm Bridge US 1 Post Rd Cocumcussoc Brook North Kingstown 001201 Hamilton Mill Bridge US 1A Boston Neck Rd Annaquatucket River North Kingstown 001301 Hamilton Canal Bridge US 1A Boston Neck Rd Mill Canal North Kingstown 106201 Goosenest Bridge Lang Dr Goosenest Brook North Kingstown CS-1 2. LIST OF CONTRACT DRAWINGS: The Contract Drawing sheet size for the sheets listed below is 11×17. Sheet No. Descrip ti on 1 Cover Sheet 2 St andard Plan Symbo ls & Standard Legend 3 Standar d Notes - 1 4 Standard Notes - 2 5 Job S pecific Plan Symbols, Legend & Notes 6 Bridg e Notes 7 – 11 Details 1 to 5 12-15 Tem por ary T raffic C ontrol Typical Details No. 1 to 4 16 Ble achery Bridge N o. 0 00401 Repair Location Plan 17-18 Bleachery Bridge No. 0 00401 Repair Details No . 1 and 2 19 Sandhill Bridge No. 0 00801 Repai r Plan 20-21 Babbit Farm Bridge No. 0009 01 Repair Plan No. 1 and 2 22 Hamilton Mill Bridge No. 0012 01 R epair Plan 23 Hamilton Canal Bridge No. 0 01301 Repair Plan 24 Bridge No s. 001201 and 0013 01 Ge ne ral Plan 25 Division Street Culvert No. 02 47 01 Repair Pl an 26 Division S treet Culve rt No. 0247 01 General Plan 27-31 Stony Lane Bridge No. 0 768 01 Repair Plan No. 1 to 5 32 Stony Lane Bridge No. 0 768 01 General Pla n 33-35 Stony Lane Bridg e No. 0768 01 Temporary Tr affic Control Plan No. 1 to 3 36 Po towomut Bridge No. 0 992 01 Repair Pl an No. 1 37 Potowomut Br idge No . 0992 01 Temporary Traffic Control Plan 38 Goosenest Br ook Bridge No. 1062 01 Repair Plan 39 Goosenet Bridge Bridge No. 1062 01 Temporary Traffic Control Plan 40-41 Kenyon Ave Bridge No . 115 701 Repair Plan No. 1 an d 2 42 Charle s Eldredge Bridge No. 1 15801 Repair Plan 43 Charles Eld redge Bridge No. 115 801 General Plan 3. UTILITY AND MUNICIPAL NOTIFICATION AND COORDINATION The Contractor shall schedule the construction to allow for a coordinated roadway and utility effort. The Contractor is to coordinate utility work with the appropriate utility companies to avoid conflicts during construction. Upon award, the Contractor shall notify the lead utility relative to his anticipated construction start date. Immediately following the Pre-Construction Conference, the Contractor shall initiate the survey layout required for utilities. No utility relocations are anticipated for this Contract. The Contractor shall coordinate all lane closures and detours with the Engineer such that the Engineer can coordinate with the Municipality at least three business days in advance for each lane closure and detour. The following municipal agencies and utility companies can be contacted for information regarding utilities, verification, or monitoring: CS-2 East Greenwich: Town of East Greenwich, DPW Town of East Greenwich, Police Mark Conboy Stephen J. Brown Assistant Town Engineer Police Chief East Greenwich Department of Public Works East Greenwich Police Department 111 Pierce Street, Lower Level 176 First Avenue East Greenwich, RI 02818 East Greenwich, RI 02818 Telephone: (401) 846-2119 Telephone: (401) 884-2244 Town of East Greenwich, Fire Tom Mears Acting Fire Chief East Greenwich Fire Department 284 Main Street East Greenwich, RI 02818 Telephone: (401) 8 86 -8686 North Kingstown: Town of North Kingstown, Police Town of North Kingstown, DPW Patrick Flanagan Kim Wiegand Chief of Police Town Engineer North Kingstown Police Department North Kingstown Department of Public Works 8166 Post Road 2050 Davisville Road North Kingstown, RI 02852 North Kingstown, RI 02852 Telephone: (401) 294-3316 Telephone: (401) 294-3331 North Kingstown Water Supply Town of North Kingstown, Fire Susan Licardi Scott Kettelle Director of Water Supply Fire Chief North Kingstown Water Supply North Kingstown Fire Department 80 Boston Neck Road 8150 Post Road North Kingstown, RI 02852 North Kingstown, RI 02852 Telephone: (401) 268-1521, ext 230 Telephone: (401) 294-3346 Dig Safe The locations of all utilities as shown on the plans are approximate. The Contractor shall use care when working in or within the vicinity of existing drainage structures and underground utilities. The Contractor shall check and verify the location of all existing utilities and service connections both underground and overhead per the “Dig Safe Program Law” enacted by Rhode Island Legislation Bill No. 79S-291, which became effective July 1, 1979 and was amended effective November 1, 2009. No excavation shall be done until all involved utility companies and Dig Safe are notified 48 hours in advance. The Contractor should be aware that not all utility companies subscribe to the Dig Safe Program. It is the Contractor’s responsibility to ensure that all utility companies have been notified and all utilities have been marked prior to commencing their work. Any damage to existing utilities marked in the field, or as a result of failing to contact the appropriate utility company, shall be repaired or replaced at no additional cost to the State. The Contractor shall contact DigSafe (1-888-344-7233) prior to beginning with construction. CS-3 4. SPECIALTY ITEMS The following items are hereby designated as “Specialty Items”: a. Pavement Markings (Temporary and Permanent) b. Guardrail Installation c. Seeding d. Graffiti Removal 5. TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT PLAN Included as Appendix D to these Contract Specific General Provisions is the Transportation Management Plan (TMP) for this project. The TMP lays out the set of coordinated transportation management strategies that will be used to manage the work zone safety and mobility impacts of this project. In the event of a discrepancy between information in the TMP and information elsewhere in the Contract Documents, the former shall govern. The Contractor’s attention is called to the applicable portions of Section 100 – Award and Execution of the Rhode Island Department of Administration Emergency Procurement Regulations, which describes the requirements for the Contractor’s designation of a TMP Implementation Manager for the Contract and the requirements for the training of all Contractor and Subcontractor personnel involved in work zone design, implementation, operation, inspection, management, and/or enforcement. The Department’s latest Training Guidelines for Personnel Responsible for Work Zone Safety & Mobility is available under the “Training” section at http://www.dot.ri.gov/documents/doingbusiness/TrainingGuidelinesWZSM.pdf 6. SEQUENCE OF CONSTRUCTION A. All work shall be completed per the Traffic-Related Work Restrictions shown in the Transportation Management Plan. B. The Contractor must submit, for the Department’s review and acceptance, a detailed construction schedule that complies with the Specification 108.03. The required Schedule Level for this project is B. Per the Specifications the Contractor must generate the Schedules in Primavera P6, Version 7 or 8.
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