1-Existing Conditions-Images.pdf
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- Attached to
- 1560 Huntington Trail Stormwater Improvement
- Solicitation number
- 26-050
- Issued by
- Cobb County, Georgia
About this file
This is an existing conditions document with photographic documentation for the City of Sandy Springs stormwater infrastructure improvement project in Georgia. The file contains five photographs depicting the current state of a stormwater culvert system, including street-level views, upstream and downstream headwall conditions, upstream embankment status, and the culvert invert. These images serve as baseline documentation of the 30-inch corrugated metal pipe (CMP) culvert and associated infrastructure that requires rehabilitation and improvement. The photographs provide visual evidence of existing conditions that will inform the professional engineering services, hydraulic and hydrologic analysis, site investigation, and design development required for the project.
The existing conditions images are critical reference materials for the selected engineering consultant who will prepare construction plans, specifications, and cost estimates for culvert replacement, catch basin replacement, and headwall repairs. These baseline photographs establish the starting point for evaluating the impacts to adjacent properties, utilities, and constructability, and will support the consultant's recommendations for rehabilitation versus replacement of infrastructure components. The documentation ensures that all bidders and design professionals have consistent visual reference of site conditions prior to preparing proposals and engineering designs for this stormwater system improvement initiative.
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| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| 2-Geosurvey-Drawings.pdf | ||
| 3-RFO 26-050-1560 Huntington Trail Stormwater Improvement.pdf |
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Picture 1: Street View
Picture 2: Upstream headwall
Picture 3: Downstream headwall
Picture 4: Upstream embankment
Picture 5: Culvert invert
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