Testing and Traffic Control Compliance Requirements Sample Clauses

Testing and Traffic Control Compliance Requirements. To demonstrate compliance, a program of testing at the individual component, sub-system, and system level is required, as described herein. The tests are separated into, Level A, Level B, and Level C testing. Ensure all test procedures and equipment is furnished and maintained by the contractor and coordinated with the manufacturer. Coordinate through the manufacturer to obtain certified tests and fulfill the requirements of this specification. Ensure all testing occurs overnight within the specified road closure restrictions of each site. Ensure all testing involving vehicles (provided by the Contractor) traveling the wrong way on the roadway is conducted with New Jersey State Police officers (provided by the Contractor) present at all times. All traffic control set up and take down is the responsibility of the contractor and will follow applicable New Jersey Department of Transportation Traffic Control Details (Index 100). Submit a traffic control plan to the Department fourteen
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