01770_Project_Cleanup_2026.pdf
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- Prince George's County, Maryland
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This is a Standard Specifications Section 01770 document for Project Cleanup issued by the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission (WSSC Water) in Maryland, establishing requirements for cleanup, restoration, and disposal activities on water and wastewater infrastructure projects. The specifications require contractors to maintain continuous construction cleanup throughout project execution, removing mud, oil, grease, soil, debris, and excess materials to ensure safe job sites and prevent property damage. Final cleanup must be performed immediately before written request for final inspection and include specific surface treatments such as washing and polishing glass, removing marks from painted surfaces, scrubbing exposed slabs with detergent, hosing down asphalt paving, and cleaning aluminum per manufacturer recommendations. Contractors must restore and restabilize all disturbed areas including staging areas, construction strips, access roads, and areas within acquired right-of-way, following the Restoration Schedule on drawings and performing seeding, sodding, and paving when seasonal conditions permit. All temporary construction facilities must be disassembled and removed, with particular attention to preserving public and private signs, markers, guardrails, and fences in their existing condition unless written permission is obtained for removal and restoration.
The specifications establish that all cleanup, restoration, and disposal costs are considered incidental to the contract and will not be measured separately for payment. Contractors must dispose of construction waste and excess materials only in authorized County disposal areas or areas covered by current grading or sediment control permits, with three copies of grading permits required before use of any disposal site. Any materials or waste disposed of in unauthorized areas must be removed by the contractor at no cost to WSSC Water, and the affected area must be restored to its pre-disturbance condition. Materials determined by the Engineer to be unsuitable or non-compliant with contract documents must be removed from the site and disposed of in approved areas. The document applies to WSSC Water's Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) and requirements contract for urgent repairs, rehabilitation, and replacement of water and wastewater assets throughout Prince George's and Montgomery Counties, Maryland.
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01770-1 2026
STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS
SECTION 01770
PROJECT CLEANUP
PART 1 GENERAL
1.1 DESCRIPTION
A. Section includes requirements for cleanup, restabilization restoration and disposal to maintain a safe and well-kept job site and properly repair disturbed areas.
1.2 CLEANUP
A. Proceed with construction cleanup as construction progresses.
1. Remove mud, oil, grease, soil, gravel, trash, scrap, debris, and excess materials that are unsightly or may cause accidents to persons or properties.
2. Remove water from floor areas where electrical power tools are to be used and prevent stains on concrete that will be exposed in finish work.
3. Select and employ cleaning materials and equipment with care to avoid scratching, marring, defacing, staining, or discoloring surfaces cleaned.
B. Final Cleanup: Perform immediately before written request for final inspection of
Contract Work or any portion thereof.
C. Besides normal "Broom Clean" requirements, clean exposed surfaces as listed.
1. Glass: Wash and polish.
2. Painted Surfaces: Remove marks, stains, fingerprints, and dirt.
3. Exposed Slabs: Wash, scrape, and scrub, using detergent to remove bond breaker, dirt, and discolorations.
4. Asphalt Paving: Remove mud, oil, grease, dirt, and trash and hose down.
5. Aluminum: Clean following manufacturer’s recommendations.
6. Other Surfaces: Remove blemishes, leave clean, uniform, and dust-free.
7. Premises and Site: Remove trash, debris, and surplus excavated material.
D. Leave premises orderly and "Broom Clean."
1.3 RESTORATION AND RESTABILIZATION
A. Restore and restablize disturbed areas including, but not limited to staging and stockpiling areas, construction strips, access roads, stream crossings, and areas within acquired right of way.
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B. Proceed with final restoration and restabilization following Restoration Schedule on Drawings and requirements in Sections 02315 and 02920, including seeding, sodding, and paving when season allows.
C. Disassemble and remove all temporary construction facilities and leave site in orderly and restored condition following Contract Documents.
D. Preserve public and private signs, markers, guardrails, and fences, and maintain in existing locations and condition unless written permission is obtained for removal and restoration or replacement.
1. Remove conflicting facilities when grading operations begin and store in manner to keep them clean and in existing condition.
2. Restore to original or new locations at Engineer's direction.
3. Repair or replace damaged items when directed, at no cost to the Commission.
E. Perform restoration of turf areas following Section 02920.
F. Perform tree protection, repair, and replacement following Sections 02230 and 02930.
G. Restore gravel surfaces and roadway shoulders to their condition before being disturbed.
1. Do not reuse shoulder material if contaminated by foreign material.
a. Replace with new material of same quality and gradation.
2. Materials and Methods of Construction: Follow jurisdictional requirements and applicable permits secured for this Contract.
3. Surface areas adjacent to shoulders, if left unstable by construction, with stabilized gravel or other acceptable stabilizing material.
H. Restore pavement, curbs, other paved areas, and sidewalks following requirements elsewhere in Contract Documents.
1.4 DISPOSAL OF WASTE AND EXCESS MATERIALS
A. Dispose of construction waste and excess materials in authorized County disposal area or in area covered by current grading or sediment control permit.
1. See Section 01110.
2. Furnish 3 copies of grading permits to Engineer before use of disposal site.
B. Remove waste and excess material disposed of in unauthorized area, and restore area to its condition before disturbance, at no cost to the Commission.
C. Dispose of human waste in special sites designated therefor.
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1.5 REMOVAL OF REJECTED MATERIAL
A. Remove material delivered to Contract site, which has been determined by Engineer to be unsuitable or not following Contract Documents and dispose of in approved area.
PART 2 PRODUCTS
NOT USED
PART 3 EXECUTION
NOT USED
PART 4 MEASUREMENT AND PAYMENT
4.1 Providing for and complying with requirements in this Section will not be measured for payment, but cost will be considered incidental to Contract.
**WSSC**
| STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS |
| SECTION 01770 |
| PROJECT CLEANUP |
| 1.1 DESCRIPTION |
| 1.2 CLEANUP |
| 1.3 RESTORATION AND RESTABILIZATION |
| 1.4 DISPOSAL OF WASTE AND EXCESS MATERIALS |
| 1.5 REMOVAL OF REJECTED MATERIAL |
| 4.1 Providing for and complying with requirements in this Section will not be measured for payment, but cost will be considered incidental to Contract. |
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