Attachment 1 QAP.pdf
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- 1284LM22Q0015
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EXHIBIT 1
DUST ABATEMENT
QUALITY ASSURANCE PLAN
Contractor Performance Checklist
DISTRIBUTION EQUIPMENT
Tasks and Critical
Subtasks Quality Standards
Acceptable Quality
Level Method of Inspection Penalties Incentives
• Shall be equipped and operated so that material may be applied uniformly on variable widths of surface.
• Shall be able to determine and control rates from
0.96 to
1.65lbs/sq.yd with even distribution.
• Weight of flakes in the distribution truck shall be accurately determined prior to application.
• Spread products shall be uniform across the intended treatment area.
• Shall include an accurate measuring device or a calibrated tank.
• Variation from specified application rate shall not exceed
10% of the individual loads, and
2% rate for the entire project.
• For flake, the weight of the material placed shall be easily determined during application.
• All spreading and hauling equipment shall comply with
State and Federal requirements including GVW.
• Visual verification • Contractor may be required to re-work, at their expense, the unacceptable section.
• Government may withhold compensation.
• Contractor may receive poor performance rating.
• Contractor would receive a superior performance rating.
EXHIBIT 1
DUST ABATEMENT
QUALITY ASSURANCE PLAN
Contractor Performance Checklist
APPLICATION
Tasks and Critical
Subtasks Quality Standards
Acceptable Quality
Level Method of Inspection Penalties Incentives
• Application rates will be as specified by the COR.
• For flake, it’s expressed as lbs./sq.yd.
• Accidental spillage or area of excess material that are traffic hazard will be covered with road surface material at the
Contractor’s expense.
• If application rate used by the
Contractor is greater than that specified, the additional material needed to complete coverage will be at the
Contractor’s expense.
• Will be based on concentration shown on the manufacturer’s certificate and test results.
• Adjacent structures and trees shall be protected from spattering and marring.
• Material shall only be discharged in approved areas and not be allowed to flow into ditches and streams.
• If the Contractor exceeds the specified rate or total quantity per Subitem by more the 5%, no compensation will be made for the additional quantity.
• If the Contractor’s application is below the specified rate or total quantity per
Subitem, the remaining amount will be applied at locations and rate directed by the COR.
• Visual verification.
• Will inspect completed application as the work progresses.
• Field samples taken from the distributor or hauling vehicles.
• Field sample prior to application to make sure the products meets minimum concentrations specified.
• Laboratory Quality
Assurance Test done by the Forest Service.
• Contractor may be required to re-work, at their expense, the unacceptable portions of work.
• Contractor may receive poor performance rating.
• Contract may be terminated with repeated deficiencies.
• Pay Adjustment for
Sub-Standard
Materials. (Ref. FAR
52.212-4)
• Contractor would receive a superior performance rating.
• Full compensation for the applied product.
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