Road Inspection Services Sample Clauses

Road Inspection Services. The Contractor will provide a qualified person(s) to perform daily (Monday ‐ Sunday) road inspection services on the three toll roads (Fort Bend Parkway, Fort Bend Westpark Tollway and Grand Parkway Toll Road). Once a week, the Contractor will perform the road inspection during nighttime conditions in order to inspect sign reflectivity, roadway lighting, canopy lighting, area lighting and facility lighting. Nighttime conditions are defined as at least one (1) hour after sunset or one (1) hour before sunrise. The individual conducting the daily road inspection will have a minimum of 5 years’ experience in performing similar types of inspection services as listed below. The road inspector is expected to perform the following duties while driving and walking the road and right‐of‐way: • Safety assessment • Inspection of all road side equipment and signs to determine maintenance needs • Inspection of traffic signals to determine maintenance and / or operational needs • Inspection of storm sewer, drains and inlets to determine cleaning needs • Inspection of right‐of‐way to determine need for mowing, litter collection, debris collection, vegetation maintenance • Inspection of bridges, pavement, pavement markings and surface to determine maintenance needs or further in‐depth inspection services • Provision of written documentation, reports, photographs and recommendations of maintenance needs • Follow‐up inspection of services provided by other Authority contractors • Other duties as assigned by the AuthorityWeekly meeting with Authority representative The Contractor will also be expected to perform the following services: • Respond to all Service Response Priority 1 incidents and provide documentation as to the incident to the Authority within 24 hours of the incident • Provide Authority with Annual Maintenance Calendar of scheduled monthly, quarterly, bi‐ annual and annual services (see Section 6.1.1 ‐ Annual Maintenance Calendar) • Perform nighttime inspection of sign reflectivity and provide a report to the Authority annually (see Section 6.1.2 ‐ Annual Sign Reflectivity Report). A full inventory of signs will be provided to the awarded Contractor by the Authority for all three toll roads within 10 business days from Notice to Proceed. • Perform an inspection and inventory of all signs and pavement markings bi‐annually and provide a report to the Authority (see Section 6.1.3 ‐ Biannual Sign and Pavement Markings Report). A full inventory of signs will be p...
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