Exhibit B-6 Plans Specs and Estimate Review QC Checklist.pdf
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- RFP # 25253003
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- Juneau City and Borough, Alaska
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This document is a QC checklist for the final plans, specifications, and estimate (PS&E) submittal for a transportation infrastructure project in Alaska. The project is being managed by the Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities (DOT&PF) Statewide Design and Engineering Services Division, Southcoast Region. The project involves the installation of a partial signal at the Egan/Yandukin intersection in Juneau, Alaska. The contractor will provide design services, including a complete design of the partialized signal and pedestrian accommodations, as well as assistance with the environmental document and permitting processes, and public and stakeholder involvement support. The estimated performance period for this agreement is from October 1, 2024, to December 31, 2026, and the cost of these professional services is expected to be between $500,000 and $1,000,000.
The RFP package will be available on August 7, 2024, and proposals must be submitted by August 28, 2024, at 4:00 PM prevailing time. Individuals with disabilities may contact the TTD number to make necessary arrangements. Addenda may be issued, and it is the offeror's responsibility to ensure they have received all addenda affecting the RFP.
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Project Name: Date:
Project Number:
Updated 04/2023
Checklist for FINAL PS&E SUBMITTAL
(check or write N/A)
_____ 1. The project specifications were updated using the Regional special provision word document(s), obtained from the Regional Spec Library. For FHWA: Q:\_Lib\Specs\CURRENT
SPECS\Highway\2020 SSHC\Standard Mods and Special Provisions, for FAA:
https://dot.alaska.gov/stwddes/dcsspecs/index.shtml
_____ 2. Coordinated with utility section regarding 651 specifications and final PS&E distribution to applicable utility companies.
_____ 3. Highway Work Zone Safety and Mobility has been completed and addressed per HPM
Chapter 1400.
_____ 4. Design Study Report (DSR) is completed in accordance with the HPM Chapter 450.5, or for
FAA, the Engineer’s Design Report (EDR) is completed in accordance with APM Chapter 430.
_____ 5. The project complies with ADA Standards for Accessible Design, as required in the preconstruction manual. Any ADA accessible routes or features anticipated to not meet the
ADA standards due to technical infeasibility have been documented in the project’s Design
Study Report and sent to the ADA Coordinator at the Civil Right’s Office. ADA resources:
I:\Review\Manuals\ADA.
_____ 6. If applicable, Workers Meals and Lodging or Per Diem is included for this project (refer to
DOLWD Memo WHPL #197(A4) for full requirements). 640 or G‐115 pay items, as appropriate, are included in the bid schedule.
_____ 7. All appendices are separated with cover pages. All appendices are listed on the
Specifications index in order.
_____ 8. All sealed plan sheets comply with 12 AAC 36.185. If signing with digital signatures send original protected sheets to Contracts for permanent record storage. Electronic copies of the original plans will be used for dissemination.
_____ 9. All proposed work will be done within existing ROW and easements and/or within project acquired ROW, easements and TCE’s. Any specific conditions of the TCE’s were incorporated into the plans and specifications.
_____ 10. All proposed work has a specified basis of payment. Any work made subsidiary is small in magnitude compared to what it is subsidiary to and is noted in the appropriate specification.
_____ 11. All utilities are shown on the plan sheets, including the profile view if applicable. Potential utility conflicts were identified and resolved.
_____ 12. Plans and specifications exclude sole sourcing and do not require a Public Interest Finding (the specifications are performance based or they list a minimum of two specific items or an approved equal). If Public Interest Findings are used for the project, their approval is dated
_________ and they are attached.
_____ 13. All listed brand named products listed in the plans and specifications, meet current Buy
America (FHWA) / Buy American (FAA) requirements (BA/BAA).
Project Name: Date:
Project Number:
Updated 04/2023
_____ 14. Material Certification List has been reviewed for completeness and proper approval authorizations.
_____ 15. Project’s ESCP is done in accordance with the latest regional ESCP Checklist for Designers.
Narrative is included in Specification Appendices. Resources located at I:\Review\Review
Forms & Checklists\4 Design Checklists\ESCP Checklist
_____ 16. The project manager checked Preliminary PS&E comments, their resolutions, and how they were incorporated into the Final PS&E.
_____ 17. The existing conditions shown in the contract are accurate and/or reflective of the proposed work.
_____ 18. Project survey control was coordinated with and verified by DOT&PF survey staff.
_____ 19. The environmental analyst has reviewed subject documents and all environmental commitments were incorporated into the special provisions of the plans. Any special conditions are noted on the plans if applicable.
_____ 20. For FAA funded projects: All proposed work is included in the Construction Safety and Phasing Plan (CSPP). All stakeholders are aware of operational limitations anticipated during construction. The Contract specifies how the airport stakeholders will be notified of their change in access and use within the airport and how the Contractor will be compensated for this effort.
_____ 21. If CAD data is included as supplemental information to bidders, verify standard practices are met and disclaimer is included. Resources for creating construction survey files:
I:\Review\Manuals\Creating Construction surveying Files
Signed: Project Manager (or Consultant’s QA/QC Engineer)
Date __________________
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