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Amtrak® ENGINEERING 01/25/01 REVISED DATE EP3014 PRACTICES 06/20/2008 TITLE 000380 PIN: 84116MNBR984 E-PIN: 84116B0032_______ Book/Receipt No.: 2 of 2 THE CITY OF NEW YORK DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION (“NYCDOT”) THE DIVISION OF BRIDGES POLLY TROTTENBERG COMMISSIONER PROPOSAL FOR BIDS, BID, DETAIL SPECIFICATIONS AND STANDARD CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT FOR Contract No. HBM1172 Rehabilitation of Henry Hudson Parkway Viaduct nd nd From W. 72 Street To W. 82 Street B.I.N. 2- 22928-9 Contract No. HBM1173 Rehabilitation of Henry Hudson Parkway Viaduct From W. 94th Street To W. 98th Street B.I.N. 2- 26725-0 Together With All Work Incidental Thereto BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN Bid Opening: 11:00 A.M. on November 22, 2016 Location: 55 Water Street, Ground Floor, Bid Room 000381 ATTACHMENT 3j S - PAGES SPECIAL PROVISIONS NOTICE THE PROVISIONS CONTAINED IN THIS SECTION (S-PAGES) ARE THE NYCDOT PROJECT SPECIFIC SPECIAL PROVISIONS. THESE PROVISIONS MODIFY AND SUPERSEDE PORTION OF T HE NYSDOT STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS AS WELL AS ALL NYSDOT REVISIONS THERETO. PIN: 84116MNBR984 S-1 Rehabilitation of Henry Hudson Parkway Viaduct EPIN: 84116B0032 000382 SPECIAL PROVISIONS TABLE OF CONTENTS ITEM NO. DESCRIPTION PAGE NO. 1 SCOPE AND DESCRIPTION S-5 2 WORK ZONE TRAFFIC CONTROL (WZTC) S-6 3 STANDARDS AND LIST OF ITEMS S-7 4 PROGRESS PHOTOGRAPHS S-8 5 PROGRESS VIDEO MOVIE S-9 6 CONTRACT DRAWINGS S-10 7 RECORD AS-BUILT, SHOP, WORKING DRAWINGS AND ELECTRONIC S-18 MEDIA 8 HOLIDAY EMBARGO S-19 9 SUPERINTENDENT S-19 10 EXISTING DIMENSIONS S-19 11 RESPONSIBILITY OF CONTRACTOR FOR PLANT AND METHODS S-19 12 NIGHT WORK S-20 13 RESTORATION OF DAMAGED AREAS S-20 14 DEPARTMENT STANDARD DRAWINGS (NEW YORK CITY) S-20 15 MANUFACTURER'S WARRANTIES S-20 16 EPOXY COATED BAR REINFORCEMENT S-21 17 ACCESS FOR INSPECTION S-21 18 SAFE LOAD ON STRUCTURES S-21 19 PERMITS, LAWS AND NOTICES S-22 20 DUST CONTROL S-23 21 EMERGENCY CONTACT PERSON S-23 22 NOISE CONTROL S-23 23 COORDINATION WITH UTILITIES S-24 24 EXISTING DRAINAGE, WATER AND SEWER FACILITIES AND GAS OR S-24 STEAM PIPES 25 STORE S-25 26 CONSTRUCTION SECURITY AND ACCESS S-25 27 VERTICAL CLEARANCE S-27 28 PROTECTION OF EXISTING TREES S-27 29 SCHEDULE OF OPERATIONS S-27 NEW YORK CITY REQUIREMENTS TO PREVENT OVERLOADING OF 30 CRANES DURING CONCRETE PLACEMENT OPERATIONS S-28 31 LEGAL LOADS S-28 32 SALVAGE - LIGHTING STANDARDS AND LUMINAIRES S-29 33 CONSTRUCTION PROJECT INFORMATIONAL (CPI) SIGNS S-29 34 SHORING OF EXISTING STRUCTURES S-32 35 PARKING OF VEHICLES S-32 36 CONTRACTOR'S NEW YORK CITY TELEPHONE TIE-LINE S-32 PIN: 84116MNBR984 S-2 Rehabilitation of Henry Hudson Parkway Viaduct EPIN: 84116B0032 000383 TABLE OF CONTENTS – CONTINUED ITEM NO. DESCRIPTION PAGE NO. 37 DAMAGES IN CONTRACTS OVER RAILROAD S-32 38 FALL PROTECTION REQUIREMENTS S-33 39 RODENT CONTROL S-36 40 CONTRACTOR/SITE MAINTENANCE S-36 41 GRAFFITI REMOVAL AT WORK SITE S-37 42 CONCRETING IN COLD WEATHER S-37 43 NOTE REGARDING CONCRETE FINISHING S-38 REVIEW OF ENGINEERING CALCULATIONS AND DRAWINGS FOR 44 DEMOLITION WORK S-38 45 CONCRETE INSPECTION, TESTING AND ACCEPTANCE PROTOCOL S-38 46 RAILROAD REQUIREMENTS S-39 47 RAILROAD PROTECTIVE LIABILITY INSURANCE S-39 48 NUMBERS OF GALLONS (LITERS) OF PAINT USED S-39 49 CONTRACTOR'S RESPONSIBILITY DURING CONSTRUCTION S-39 50 MAINTAINING ACCESS TO ADJACENT BUSINESSES S-40 51 PRE-BID MEETING S-40 52 VIBRATION CRITERIA S-41 53 PROTECTION OF PRIVATE PROPERTY S-41 54 ELECTRICAL SAFETY S-41 55 CRITICAL PATH METHOD SCHEDULE S-46 56 DELIVERING EXCESS EXCAVATED MATERIAL S-49 57 VARIABLE MESSAGE SIGNS S-50 58 NOTIFICATION REGARDING BRIDGE ROADWAY CLOSURES S-50 59 STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS SECTION 831 - SPECIFICATION FOR S-51 PAINTING SECTION 832 – SPECIFICATIONS FOR LEAD PAINT REMOVAL, 60 S-51 WORKER/ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AND WASTE HANDLING 61 ASIAN LONGHORNED BEETLE S-51 62 WORK FORCE BACKGROUND CHECK AND MONITORING S-52 REQUIREMENTS 63 MODIFICATION TO FIXED PRICE LUMP SUM/DOLLARS - CENTS PAY S-53 ITEM 64 IMMINENT DANGER AND EMERGENCY ACTIONS S-54 65 ACCIDENT REPORTING S-54 66 PROTECTIVE SHIELDS OVER "NO DROP AREAS" S-54 67 SAFEGUARDING EXISTING BUILDINGS AND STRUCTURES S-56 68 PROTECTION OF THE PUBLIC FROM THE CONTRACTOR’S OPERATION S-56 69 ASBESTOS REMOVAL INSTRUCTIONS S-57 70 JOB SITE SAFETY AND ACCESS S-57 71 MATERIAL DISPOSAL S-57 PIN: 84116MNBR984 S-3 Rehabilitation of Henry Hudson Parkway Viaduct EPIN: 84116B0032 000384 TABLE OF CONTENTS – CONTINUED ITEM NO. DESCRIPTION PAGE NO. 72 MODIFICATION TO SPECIAL SPECIFICATION ITEM 637.01000029 S-58 ENGINEER’S FIELD OFFICE TYPE 1 73 PRICES TO INCLUDE S-58 APPENDICES APPENDICES DESCRIPTION PAGE NO. A RAILROAD REQUIRMENTS INCLUDING INSURANCE S-59 B SECTION 831 – SPECIFICATION OF PAINTING S-89 C SECTION 832 – SPECIFICATIONS FOR LEAD REMOVAL S-222 CONCRETE INSPECTION, TESTING AND ACCEPTANCE S-316 D PROTOCOL NYCDOT SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE PREPARATIONS OF RECORD S-328 E DRAWINGS AND ELECTRONIC MEDIA AND LATEST REVISIONS F OCMC STIPULATIONS S-361 G ASBESTOS ASSESMENT AND LEAD SURVEY S-376 PIN: 84116MNBR984 S-4 Rehabilitation of Henry Hudson Parkway Viaduct EPIN: 84116B0032 000385 SPECIAL PROVISIONS 1. SCOPE AND DESCRIPTION Rehabilitation of Henry Hudson Parkway Viaduct From W. 72nd Street To W. 82nd Street Contract No. HBM1172 The work to be performed under this contract provides for Rehabilitation of Henry Hudson Parkway Viaduct from W.72nd Street to W.82nd Street in the Borough of Manhattan. The bridge will be open to traffic during construction. • Provision of Work Zone Traffic Control for the duration of construction • Rehabilitation and replacement of deteriorated structural steel members (cap beams, stringers, bracings, bearings, bearing brackets, etc.). • Addition of new steel stringers as necessary. • Rehabilitation of concrete deck. • Abutment and retaining wall rehabilitation. • Steel painting of entire superstructure and substructure. • Removal and proper disposal of asbestos containing materials. • Rehabilitation of concrete barrier. • Complete expansion joint replacement. Rehabilitation of Henry Hudson Parkway Viaduct From W. 94th Street to W. 98th Street Contract No. HBM1173 The work to be performed under this contract provides for the Rehabilitation of Henry Hudson Parkway Viaduct from W. 94th Street to W. 98th Street in the Borough of Manhattan. The viaduct will remain open to traffic during construction. Scope of work noted below is based on the structural condition noted in latest biennial inspection. • Provision of Work Zone Traffic Control for the duration of construction • Rehabilitation and replacement of deteriorated structural steel members (cap beams, stringers, bracings, bearings, bearing brackets, etc.). • Addition of new steel stringers as necessary. • Rehabilitation of concrete deck. • Abutment and retaining wall rehabilitation. • Steel painting of entire superstructure and substructure. • Removal and proper disposal of asbestos containing materials. The work shall include the furnishing of all labor, materials, equipment and incidentals required to satisfactorily complete the project within the prescribed PIN: 84116MNBR984 S-5 Rehabilitation of Henry Hudson Parkway Viaduct EPIN: 84116B0032 000386 schedule in accordance with the plans, the specifications, and the directions of the Engineer. The work shall include the furnishing of all labor, materials, equipment and incidentals required to satisfactorily complete the project within the prescribed schedule in accordance with the plans, the specifications, and the directions of the Engineer. In order to complete the work within the prescribed schedule and to minimize the inconvenience to the motorist, pedestrians and t he public, the Contractor shall adhere to the construction procedures as specified in the contract documents and/or as directed by the NYCDOT. The Contractor's attention is directed to the fact that, due t o the nature of rehabilitation projects, the exact extent of rehabilitation work cannot always be accurately determined prior to the commencement of work. These Contract documents have been pr epared, based upon f ield inspection and ot her information available at the time. Actual field c onditions may require modifications in construction details and w ork quantities. The Contractor shall perform the work to meet field conditions. It is required that the Contractor shall visit the work site of the bridge before bidding to assess and f amiliarize himself with the existing conditions and to judge for himself the extent and nat ure of the work to be done under this Contract, and that by bidding, he ag rees that the project can be c onstructed within the limitations, procedures and pr iorities specified in the contract documents. The Contractor shall be responsible for any damage to persons and properties during the life of the Contract and s hall furnish adequate safeguards for the protection of persons and properties. During construction, the site is to be m aintained as described within the specifications. After the work is completed, the Contractor shall clean up the work site by removing all rubbish, debris, etc., in a manner satisfactory to the Engineer. Also, as detailed in these specifications, noise and dust resulting from construction are to be minimized. All material removed and not designated to be reused shall be l egally disposed of immediately away from the site by the Contractor, unless otherwise directed by the Engineer. The details of work are specified elsewhere within these specifications. 2. WORK ZONE TRAFFIC CONTROL (WZTC) The Contractor shall perform the work in strict accordance with traffic stipulations, as called for in the attached OCMC Traffic Stipulations included in “Appendix F” – OCMC Stipulations, as shown on the Contract Drawings, and as PIN: 84116MNBR984 S-6 Rehabilitation of Henry Hudson Parkway Viaduct EPIN: 84116B0032 000387 directed by the Engineer. In the case of a conflict, the Engineer’s decision shall be final. 1. General Basic Work Zone Traffic Control and B asic Work Zone Traffic Control (Daily Operations) shall be provided, measured for payment and paid for in accordance with Section 619 of the NYSDOT Standard Specifications with latest revisions, the New York State Manual of Uniform Traffic Control Devices, Manual of Bureau of Traffic NYCDOT, and any provisions contained in the Plans and/or Proposal of this contract.
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