450650.pdf

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South Toutle Road Headwall Repair Project (MP 1. 07 to 1. 09, Road Number 51700)
Solicitation number
1851
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Clark County, Washington

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This is a project specification document for the South Toutle Road Headwall Repair Project in Washington State, involving the repair of infrastructure along South Toutle Road where it crosses Studebaker Creek at milepost 1.07 to 1.09 on Road Number 51700. The project scope encompasses bracing the headwall with a waler beam and installing facing matting along the embankment using spiral nails. The work is designed to stabilize and protect the headwall structure against erosion and failure at this creek crossing location. The document provides detailed technical specifications and construction requirements necessary for contractors to develop accurate bids and execute the repairs according to the state's engineering standards.

The project specifications establish the technical requirements and material standards that contractors must follow to complete the headwall repair work. The document details the specific construction methods, materials, and quality standards required for the waler beam installation and embankment matting work. Pricing and contract award information would be determined through the formal bidding process, with contractors submitting proposals based on these specifications. The project represents routine infrastructure maintenance and repair work undertaken by the appropriate Washington State transportation or public works agency responsible for South Toutle Road maintenance and safety.

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