BCTED_Pavement_Marking_and_Signing_Inspection_Request_Procedure.pdf
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This document is a Pavement Marking and Signing Inspection Request Procedure from the Broward County Transportation Engineering Division (BCTED) in Florida. The procedure establishes the standard protocol for requesting inspections of pavement markings and signing work on roadway projects within Broward County. The inspection process applies to various project types including new construction, rehabilitation, and maintenance activities that involve pavement markings or signing installations. Contractors and project managers must submit inspection requests through the designated BCTED channels, and inspections must be scheduled and completed prior to project acceptance or final payment. The procedure defines the scope of inspection activities, required documentation, communication protocols between contractors and BCTED staff, and timelines for inspection completion to ensure all work meets Broward County standards and specifications.
The procedure establishes specific requirements for submitting inspection requests, including provision of project identification information, location details, scope of work, and scheduled completion dates. BCTED personnel conduct field inspections to verify compliance with approved plans, Florida Department of Transportation standards, and Broward County specifications for marking materials, visibility, durability, and proper installation techniques. The document outlines the inspection approval process and documentation requirements necessary for work acceptance and contractor payment. This procedural framework ensures consistent quality control across all pavement marking and signing projects throughout Broward County and provides clear guidance to contractors regarding inspection expectations and timing.
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PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
TRAFFIC ENGINEERING DIVISION
2300 W. Commercial Boulevard · Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33309 · 954-847-2600
Broward County Board of County Commissioners Mark D. Bogen • Alexandra P. Davis • Lamar P. Fisher • Beam Furr • Steve Geller • Robert McKinzie • Nan H. Rich • Hazelle P. Rogers • Michael Udine
Broward.org
Broward County Traffic Engineering Division Pavement Marking and Signing Inspection Request Procedure
(Effective Date: October 1, 2009)
1) The Broward County Traffic Engineering Division (BCTED) limits inspections to final inspections only. Inspections are limited to work/projects in the public right-of-way or connections to the public right-of-way.
2) Traffic Engineering Division staff's contact for a project is the Engineer-of-Record (EOR) only. The EOR is expected to resolve any issues/questions raised by the pavement marking and signing Contractor(s) or Sub-Contractor(s).
3) It is the responsibility of the EOR to insure that the project is completed in conformance with the approved plan, prior to requesting a pavement marking and signing inspection. The EOR is to inspect the project and generate a punch list, as needed. The EOR will be responsible for making sure that the Contractor or Subcontractor correct the deficiencies listed in the punch list generated by the EOR.
4) After the EOR determines that the completed project conforms to the approved plans, the EOR shall take photographs to document the conformance. The photographs should be compared with the approved plans and be identified by station number. The photographs should show, but, not be limited to:
(a) RPM's - four-corner coverage, correct spacing and location.
(b) Signs - correct location, correct sign as shown on approved plan.
(c) Messages on Pavement - correct location, spelling and size.
(d) Arrows - correct location, shape and size, centered in lane.
(e) Edge Lines and Lane Lines - correct color and correct width.
(f) Stop Bar - correct location and width.
(g) Reflectivity of Thermoplastic markings - even distribution of glass beads.
5) After all deficiencies have been satisfactorily corrected, the EOR will be able to submit a final inspection/acceptance request to BCTED.
6) The EOR shall submit a written request for pavement marking and signing inspections to BCTEDInspections@broward.org. The complete inspection request shall include:
(a) A signed and sealed letter requesting the inspection and certifying that the project conforms to the approved plans, and that the EOR has personally inspected the completed project for conformance with the approved plan.
(b) Photographs which document that the completed project conforms to the approved plan.
(c) Copies of the Broward County Certificate of Competency, issued by the Broward County Permitting, Licensing and Consumer Protection Division, for each contractor and/or sub-contractor that worked on the pavement marking and signing portion of the project.
7) Upon receipt of the certification letter and photographs, BCTED staff will examine the photographs within one week of receipt of a completed request. If a review of the photographs reveals deficiencies in the project, the EOR will be notified in writing by US Mail or by E-Mail, that the photographs indicate that the project is not ready for a final inspection. No field inspection will be performed and no punch list will be issued by BCTED. The EOR will be asked to repeat the certification and inspection request procedure, detailed in paragraphs 4 through 6, after the project deficiencies have been corrected.
8) If a BCTED staff review of the photographs does not show major deficiencies, a field inspection will be performed and the results will be provided to the EOR within four weeks of receipt of the completed certification package. If the project is accepted, an acceptance letter will be sent to the EOR, via US Mail or by E-mail. If, however, several deficiencies are identified during the field inspection, the inspection will be terminated and the EOR will be notified of the termination by US Mail or by E-mail. No punch list will be issued by BCTED. The Engineer-of-Record will be instructed to repeat the certification and inspection request procedure, detailed in paragraphs 4 through 6, after the project deficiencies have been corrected.
9) Items that will result in the termination of an inspection include, but are not limited to:
(a) A lack of uniformity of glass bead coverage, at multiple locations.
(b) A lack of reflectivity of the Thermoplastic markings, at multiple locations.
(c) Incorrect application of materials, not in conformance with manufacturer's instructions.
(d) Incorrect color or thickness of Thermoplastic markings.
(e) Signs that are missing, incorrectly spelled, or that are not to current standards.
(f) A lack of four-corner coverage on multiple RPM's.
Broward County Board of County Commissioners Mark D. Bogen • Alexandra P. Davis • Lamar P. Fisher • Beam Furr • Steve Geller • Robert McKinzie • Nan H. Rich • Hazelle P. Rogers • Michael Udine
Broward.org
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