2026-CB-019-Corridor-Ashaway_CS_Pages.pdf
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- Corridor - Ashaway
- Solicitation number
- TCB26006498
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- Providence County, Rhode Island
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This is a scope of work document for the Rhode Island Department of Transportation regarding the Corridor - Ashaway project, which encompasses three bridge replacements in Rhode Island. The project involves the replacement of Bridge No. 005051 (butted box beam), Bridge No. 005151 (concrete arch), and Bridge No. 005251 (butted box beam), all spanning bodies of water. The bridges, constructed between 1928 and 2002 with rehabilitations completed as recently as 2019, currently feature bituminous wearing surfaces. The scope of work document references bridge inspection reports, photographs, utility information, and supplementary documentation that provide detailed information regarding each individual bridge structure and associated project requirements.
The document establishes the technical and procedural framework for bridge replacement activities, including specifications for construction methods, material standards, and quality assurance protocols. Bidders and contractors are directed to review the comprehensive inspection data, utility coordination requirements, and site-specific conditions detailed in the attached exhibits and supporting documentation. The project requires contractors to address existing infrastructure conditions, manage utility relocations as necessary, and execute replacements in accordance with applicable Rhode Island Department of Transportation standards and regulations. Additional project details, including contract terms, pricing requirements, scheduling, and performance expectations, are contained within the supplementary project documentation and contract specifications.
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