CN-550000-ASG69-W0020000.pdf

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ASG69
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This document is a Railroad Reimbursement Master Agreement for Grade Crossing Protective Devices between the State of Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) and Seaboard Coast Line Railroad Company. The agreement was executed in August 1972 and involves the installation, adjustment, and maintenance of automatic grade crossing signals and protective devices on the State Highway System. The parties are from Florida, specifically Duval County, with Seaboard Coast Line Railroad Company incorporated in the State of Virginia.

The contract covers the engineering, installation, and maintenance of railroad crossing signals and protective devices for highway projects. The scope includes preliminary engineering review, flagging, and CEI (Construction, Engineering, and Inspection) for crossing #626815H at SR 595/N Myrtle Ave. The initial project has an approved fund amount of $5,000, with the work to be performed according to FDOT and Federal Highway Administration standards. The agreement outlines cost-sharing mechanisms, with the department bearing certain expenses related to signal installations, temporary changes, and facility adjustments. The contract is valid from February 18, 2020, to December 31, 2050, and includes provisions for E-Verify employment eligibility verification and railroad protective public liability insurance.

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KNPBAGD

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SR 595

KNPBAGD

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PE Review, Flagging & CEI for Crossing # 626815H, SR 595/N Myrtle Ave

KNPBAGD

SR 595

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