Quality Acceptance. General Provisions 101 through 150.
Quality Acceptance. Preserve the plants in a healthy growing condition and keep plants moist, particularly during drought conditions (no rain for any two-week period). The acceptability of the plant material planted and maintained as specified will be determined at the end of an establishment period. The plant establishment period is the period from the last planting specified in Subsection 702.3.05.B until the following October 1. Plant all plants in one planting season unless otherwise approved by Engineer.
Quality Acceptance. A: Thickness Verification
Quality Acceptance. A. Plane the Deck
Quality Acceptance. A. Testing Gas Mains and Service Connections
Quality Acceptance. A. Testing Schedule
Quality Acceptance. Before Final Acceptance of the Work, clean drainage structures within the project limits, both existing and newly constructed, and ensure that they are functioning properly. Costs to accomplish this work are incidental and shall be included in the overall bid for the Contract.
Quality Acceptance. Certification from the manufacturer, showing that the carbon fiber installation conforms to their requirements, is required in accordance with Subsection 106.05 of the Specifications. Transfer to the Department the manufacturer's five-year warranty on each installation. In addition to other causes, adhesive failure of the material supplied, delamination of the reinforcing fabric, or material failure due to weathering or UV deterioration are just cause for a warranty claim.
Quality Acceptance. The Department will determine acceptance and provide PA based on the following:
Quality Acceptance. 1) Provide a Qualification Program for materials utilized for the construction of the Project in accordance with the Quality Acceptance Program (QAP). Maintain documentation of all qualified individuals who perform required tests for acceptance of materials.
2) Prepare reports for all material tests, clearly stating whether the material meets specifications, includes all information required by the testing method, and are signed by the Materials Engineer (or his designee). Provide all reports in a timely manner for review by the GEC.
3) Develop and implement a testing plan in compliance with TxDOT’s Guide Schedule of Sampling and Testing for the Project. As recommended in the Guide Schedule, testing will be performed at a four-fold increase at the start of production until the GEC has confidence in the D-B Contractor’s (or the D-B Contractor’s suppliers) process.
4) Perform the testing of construction materials utilized on the project.
5) Prepare Non-Conformance Reports (NCRs) for failing tests as appropriate.
6) Prepare control charts for applicable test values.
7) Monitor test results, maintain a material testing data base capable of tracking failing tests, inform the GEC of failing test results in a timely manner, and work with the GEC to resolve failed tests on the project.
8) Monitor D-B Contractor’s conformance to QC testing requirements per the contract and specifications.
9) Perform IRI testing of finished pavement surfaces per applicable TxDOT testing methodology.
