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100% Final Plans. Xxxxxx will provide sealed, 100% plans, (see 75% Sheet List in Section 3.d.), which shall have all internal and external review comments by the Sponsor and FAA incorporated and addressed. The plans will be prepared for the bidding phase.
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100% Final Plans. Xxxxxx-Xxxx will incorporate comments from the NCDOT 60% plan review into the 100% final plans. The 100% final plans and encroachment agreement will be submitted to the Town and NCDOT for review/approval. Xxxxxx-Xxxx will provide a Quality Control/Quality Assurance review of the 100% final construction plans prior to submittal. Xxxxxx-Xxxx will revise the plans based on one round of comments from the Town and NCDOT. Once approved, Xxxxxx-Xxxx will prepare the bid package including the 100% final plans, technical specifications, Opinion of Probable Construction Cost and bid documents including construction-ready drawings, special conditions, and unit price proposal page. Xxxxxx-Xxxx will upload the bid documents to an online plans library for download by interested parties once the project is advertised. Xxxxxx-Xxxx will attend one (1) Pre-Bid Meeting and one (1) Pre- Construction Meeting to be conducted by the Town. In addition to development of the bid documents, bid phase services include bid advertisement, attendance at the pre-bid conference, attendance at the bid opening, bid tabulation, evaluation of bids, contractor recommendation and attendance at the pre- construction conference. Task 2 – Hydraulics Xxxxxx-Xxxx will perform hydraulic analysis for proposed storm drainage pipes and linear ditches along the proposed alignment of the sidewalk. This analysis will be based upon the topographical information included in the survey and base information available for drainage designs such as GIS contour information, USGS Quad maps, and FEMA information. All hydraulic designs will be completed in accordance with the Town of Harrisburg and NCDOT requirements for Hydraulic Design, whichever is more stringent. The anticipated tasks associated with the drainage design to be performed in concurrence with the 60% plans include: · Conduct field reconnaissance of existing drainage features and patterns associated with existing pipes and existing ditches. · Design proposed ditches necessary to accommodate the proposed runoff. Design proposed storm drain systems (drop inlets, open end pipes, catch basins, etc.) along the proposed curb and gutter sections utilizing StormCAD or Geopak Drainage software. · Draft the proposed drainage features (ditches, cross pipes, inlets, etc.) and all associated labeling. · Draft the proposed ditches into the plan sheets. These ditch profiles will be processed in CAD software to generate the proposed ditches in cross section. · Comple...
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100% Final Plans. Xxxxxx will repackage the AIP-038 Final Plans to include only the remaining portion of wildlife perimeter fence to be built and the remaining xxxxxx crossings and will provide sealed, 100% plans, (see sheet list below). This item will include any minor corrections or revisions required from the Sponsor/FAA review and these plans will be prepared for the bidding phase. 100% plans shall include the following: • Cover Sheet • General Construction Notes (FAA and City of Pueblo) • Design Legend, Abbreviations and Sheet Index • Project Quantities Sheet • Project Site Plan • Contractor Staging and Storage Area – including the airport access location and contractor’s haul route • Survey Control Sheet (establishment of survey control) • Construction Phasing and Barricade Plan • Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP) • Fence Line and Grading Plans (20 Sheets) • Drainage Plans at Xxxxxx Crossings (12 Sheets) • Drainage Structure Details (6 Sheets) • Fence and Wildlife Gate Details (3 Sheets) • Pedestrian and Vehicle Access Gate Details • Geotechnical Boring Location Map • Boring Logs (5 Sheets) Total Sheet Count estimated at the 95% Submittal = 23 Total sheets
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100% Final Plans. Xxxxxx will prepare final, sealed, 100% plans that will address all internal and external review comments by the Sponsor. The plans will be prepared for the bidding phase.
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