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Addendum No. 1 Summary – ITB No. PW-22-151
This is an Addendum No. 1 to an Invitation to Bid (ITB) issued by the City of Long Beach Department of Financial Management, Purchasing Division, for Transportation Mobility Supplies – Delineators. The addendum, dated September 20, 2022, provides clarifications and answers to proposer questions regarding the specifications for custom wide delineators and approved equal products. The document specifies that the custom wide delineator must be 12"x36" in dimension, featuring a Type K marker configuration with black ink and 6" sergeant stripes. Additionally, the Pexco City Post EAC (Embedded Anchor Cup) model has been approved as an equal to the specified delineator product, meeting MUTCD, NCHRP 350, and MASH requirements for channelizing devices. The City Post is tested to remain flexible at 100 impacts at 70 MPH and is suitable for multiple applications including HOT/HOV lanes, bike lanes, parking lots, and emergency vehicle access, with installation requiring approximately 5 minutes per post.
All proposers must acknowledge receipt of this addendum by signing and submitting it with their proposals, with failure to do so resulting in potential disqualification. The addendum supersedes any prior language in the original ITB and reiterates that the City will not be bound by oral communications or information outside the official communication process unless confirmed in writing by the City Contact or Alternate City Contact. The document includes supporting technical specifications and installation guidance for the approved Pexco City Post product, including material specifications, design requirements, NCHRP 350 acceptance criteria, quality standards, and warranty provisions. The preparation of this addendum was completed by Elisa Landeros, Buyer II.
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City of Long Beach
Department of Financial Management Purchasing Division 411 W Ocean Blvd. 6th floor, Long Beach, California 90802 p 562.570.6200
September 20, 2022
NOTICE TO PROPOSERS
ADDENDUM NO. 1: Q & A
ITB No. PW-22-151 Transportation Mobility Supplies - Delineators
This addendum changes and supersedes the language in the original ITB. Please acknowledge receipt of this addendum by signing and submitting with your proposals. Any proposer who fails to submit this addendum may be disqualified.
The City would like to remind Proposers that pursuant to Page 4, Section 5 of the ITB, the City will not be responsible for or bound by (1) any oral communication or (2) any other information or contact that occurs outside the official communication process specified in the ITB, unless confirmed in writing by the City Contact or Alternate City Contact.
The questions and answers are as follows:
1. Q: When reviewing the specs for the custom wide delineator, we will need some clarification to ensure that we identify the correct item being requested. A Type K Marker is usually an 18” high object marker with either a solid 12”x6” reflection (OM2- 2H) or (3) 3”x3” reflections (OM2-1H). Also included in the spec is black ink and 6” sergeant stripes. Doing some searching on the internet, it looks like the 6” sergeant stripes is also described as a Type R sign. One result of the search was a Sergeant Stripe Panel was an item from Impact Recovery as part of their hazard directional series. Is this the basis of the spec? If so, it looks like there are two over all dimensions, 12”x36” and 18”x36”. What dimension is the City looking to get?
A: 12”x36” is what the City is looking for.
2. Q: Approved Equals Request: Pexco City Post EAC Embedded Anchor Cup. The City
Post is a solid one-piece channelizer with an anchor cup designed for superior durability and quick replacement, and meets MUTCD, NCHRP 350 and MASH requirements for channelizing devices. Tested to remain flexible at 100 impacts at 70
MPH. The City Post can be used in multiple applications including HOT/HOV lanes, dangerous curves, gore areas, toll plazas, bike lanes, parking lots, airports, traffic circles, pedestrian walkways and emergency vehicle access. The installation of the
Addendum #1 – ITB No. PW22-151 embedded anchor cup takes 5 minutes per post. In consideration of an approved equal we submit the following documents:
o City Post Model EAC Embedded Anchor Cup Product Overview o City Post with Embedded Anchor Cup Cut Sheet o City Post with Embedded Anchor Cup Material Specifications o City Post 4 inch Anchor Cup Technical Bulletin o City Post Anchor Cup Plug Cap Technical Bulletin o City Post Anchor Installation o 7 Factors To Consider When Choosing Post Infographic
A: The Pexco post is approved.
PREPARED BY: Elisa Landeros, Buyer II
ACKNOWLEDGED BY: __________________________________________________
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— CITY POST®—
EAC
Embedded Anchor Cup
The City Post® Model EAC is the post that jumpstarted the ultra high performance / high durability market for flexible channelizers. Introduced in 2012, there was nothing on the market with the performance or versatility of this post, designed and built purposefully to be easily replaceable.
The City Post EAC provides the cleanest, most compact look and smallest footprint available today in the market with the largest target value. It looks great and is extremely durable.
The anchor cup allows for easy removal of the channelizer if needed. Anchor cups are mounted below the roadway grade and feature an optional removable cap. The caps keep debris out of the cup when posts are removed for winter plowing operations, or in areas where parades or festivals take place. This post is the ideal answer for installations where occasional removal is required or desirable.
The City Post EAC is a fully tested and certified channelizer.
Testing was conducted at Texas A&M Transportation Institute at 70 MPH speeds to 200 Impacts. The results are shown below:
Certifications / Approvals
• EN 13422 Certified
• EN 12767 Certified
• MUTCD - compliant
• NCHRP 350 accepted
• FDOT DEV993 approved on Concrete
• MASH-16 - compliant
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| Wheel Impacts | Bumper Impacts | Average |
n City Post EAC - Concrete n City Post EAC - Asphalt n FDOT Minimum
— 8 Posts Tested @ 70 mph —
A ve ra ge
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Im p ac ts
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Important Features / Benefits
• Solid one-piece design for durability
• No pins or pin holes to focus stress leading to failure
• 360° visibility
• Smallest footprint on the market
• Diameter 3.25” for greater visibility
• Easy replacement of post once installed
• Always tested with a cap installed
• Dome Cap available for a more polished look
Applications for the City Post abound. We have yet to find a location where the City Post does not work, whether in high speed or low speed environments or while enduring light or heavy, crushing loads. The City Post continues to perform, time and time again.
>City Post EAC 2021 • 5.7.21 www.pexco.com/traffic 877-335-4638
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Davidson Traffic Control Products
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PEXCO, DAVIDSON TRAFFIC CONTROL PRODUCTS
3110 70TH AVENUE EAST
TACOMA, WA 98424
TOLL FREE: 1-877-335-4638
PHONE: (253) 284-8000
FAX: (253) 284-8080
CADdetails.comPROTECTED BY COPYRIGHT ©2019 CADDETAILS.COM LTD.
REVISION DATE 08/09/2019644-062
FRONT ELEVATION
WITH EMBEDDED ANCHOR CUP
T O
8"
3.25
AT-GRADE - 2" ALUMINUM
EMBEDDED ANCHOR CUP
800BASE211 2" O.D.
WITH TWO WRAPS
REFLECTIVE SHEETING
2"
1.9"
TIGHTEN WITH
WRENCH AS
SHOWN
SPINS INTO
EMBEDDED
ANCHOR CUP
SELECT DESIRED HEIGHT:
18"
24"
28"
CUSTOM (SEE NOTE 4)
36"
42"
48"
SELECT DESIRED POST COLOR:
WHITE
YELLOW
FLUORESCENT ORANGE
BLACK
CUSTOM (SEE NOTE 3)
SELECT DESIRED REFLECTIVE SHEETING:
ABRASION RESISTANT AR 1000
3M FLEX DIAMOND GRADE
3M FLEXIBLE HIP
2" ALUMINUM
ANCHOR CUP
PERSPECTIVE
OPTIONAL
ANCHOR
CUP PLUG
CAP
AT-GRADE - 4" ALUMINUM
EMBEDDED ANCHOR CUP
800BASE213 2" O.D.
36" CITY
POST SHOWN
WITH TWO
WRAPS
REFLECTIVE
SHEETING
SELECT DESIRED ANCHOR CUP:
2" (800BASE211)
4" (800BASE213)
CITY POST: WITH EMBEDDED ANCHOR CUP
NOTES:
1. INSTALLATION TO BE COMPLETED IN ACCORDANCE WITH MANUFACTURER'S SPECIFICATIONS.
2. DO NOT SCALE DRAWING.
3. FLUORESCENT COLORS ARE RECOMMENDED FOR APPLICATIONS REQUIRING THE HIGHEST VISIBILITY.
4. CITY POSTS CAN BE PRODUCED IN ANY LENGTH UP TO 48" / 1.2 METERS.
5. POSTS MAY BE ORDERED W/ FACTORY APPLIED, HIGH INTENSITY OR PRISMATIC SUPER HIGH
INTENSITY RETRO-REFLECTIVE SHEETING. SPECIFY TYPE, COLOR AND SIZE WHEN ORDERING.
6. CONTRACTOR'S NOTE: FOR PRODUCT AND COMPANY INFORMATION VISIT www.CADdetails.com/info AND ENTER
REFERENCE NUMBER 644-062.
CITY POST WITH EMBEDDED ANCHOR CUP
1.9"
4"
City Post Spin-In Channelizer Post Material Specifications
1) Design
The City Post is a high-performance channelizer post system comprised of a channelizer post and an integrated embedded anchor cup that work together for superior impact resistance and rebound.
All posts shall be capable of sustaining a minimum of one hundred (100) bumper and direct wheel-over impacts at 70 MPH (112 km/h) without damage to the post.
2) Construction The City Post shall consist of unitary system comprised of a tubular marker, a top cap and an integrated bolt assembly for insertion into an embedded anchor cup.
a) The tubular marker portion shall consist of round post a minimum of 3.15”
(80mm) in diameter, with 0.125” (3.2mm) thick walls (minimum). All posts shall be constructed of UV-stabilized thermo-plastic polyurethane (TPU) for superior toughness and rebound, conforming to the following material specifications:
Property ASTM Test Results
Specific Gravity (min.) D 792 1.10
Hardness (min.) D 2240 90 A
Tear Strength (min lb/in.) D 624, Die C 800
Tensile Strength @ yield, (min PSI) D 412 4,000
Tensile Elongation @ break (min. %) D 412 450
Cold Temp. Impact Test (-7° F) FL/DOT Pass
Gloss (min. units) N/A 12.1
b) Anchor Bolt Assembly
The tubular marker portion shall be permanently bonded to an anchor bolt assembly. The assembly shall include an over molded stainless steel 24mm bolt extending downward from the post with a minimum of 6 complete threads showing for insertion into an aluminum anchor cup embedded into the pavement.
c) Top Cap The tubular marker portion shall also be permanently bonded to a polyurethane top cap. The Top Cap shall be provided with name of the manufacturer and a plurality of holes to allow the escapement of air when impacted, and also prevent the collection of rubbish or debris into the tubular marker portion of the post.
3) Standard and Florescent Colors City Posts shall be constructed of UV-stabilized polymers and colors. The color shall be solid throughout and stabilized to resist UV degradation.
4) Reflective Sheeting All City Posts shall have a minimum of two (2) 3-inch wide wraps of retro-reflective sheeting factory applied. The reflective sheeting shall be an ASTM Type V abrasion resistant micro-prismatic sheeting the same color as the City Post, applied one (1) inch down from the top with a three (3) inch gap between the two wraps.
5) Lengths City Posts shall be available in lengths from 18 to 48 inches, as specified in the construction plans or procurement details.
6) Installation The City Post assembly is installed into an embedded aluminum alloy anchor cup that fits flush with the roadway. The City Post spins into the cup easily in under one minute, and then tightened using a City Post wrench.
7) NCHRP 350 Acceptance The channelizer posts shall be fully crash-tested by an A2LA-certified testing facility and meet requirements for Category 1 devices as specified in NCHRP Report #
350. All channelizer posts shall have the acceptance of the U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Highway Administration. Test reports and certifications of acceptance to these standards must be supplied by the manufacturer upon request.
8) Quality The channelizer posts shall be manufactured by an ISO 9001 certified firm in good standing; evidence of ISO compliance shall be presented as a pre-condition for acceptance for use.
9) Warranty City Posts 36” and shorter in length shall be covered by warranty for a period of one
(1) year from the date of purchase covering breakage of the posts; a copy of the manufacturers’ warranty document shall be provided by the supplier upon request.
10) Manufacturer The device above is manufactured by Pexco LLC - Davidson Traffic Control Products, Tacoma, WA, USA, phone (253) 284-8000, email hwysales@pexco.com mailto:hwysales@pexco.com
Print Date 07/01/19
P/N 800BASE213 4-Inch Anchor Cup
Release Date: 10/15/2014
Unit of Measure: Each
List Price: Call for Price
Construction: Cast Aluminum
Minimum core bit: 2.00”
Purpose:
The 4-inch anchor cup is intended for use in thin, aged or poorly compacted asphalt roadways.
Technical Information:
The new aluminum cup is a solid one piece design, with machined threads to accept the City Post bolt and anchor cup plug cap. The diameter is identical to the 2” cup; equipment to install is the same.
Installation Tips:
Pre-fill the large cavities in the anchor cup to eliminate air bubbles; refer to installation instructions.
EPOXY NOTE: Use two part raised pavement marker epoxy adhesive only.
When coring make sure the cutting bit is water cooled; this will help prevent drawing petroleum products to the edge of the hole during coring, resulting in subpar adhesion.
An alternative to coring is to use a rock drill which drills the hole dry; refer to installation instructions.
NOTE: DO NOT short fill the cored hole. The epoxy is the weakest component in the structure. Bad epoxy or poor application will result in poor results.
Refer to the City Post installation instructions for full details. This can be found on our website at www.pexco.com/traffic or ask your sales person or customer service to send you a copy.
Technical Bulletin – 4-inch Anchor Cup
Print Date 07/01/19
Technical Bulletin – Anchor Cup Plug Cap
P/N 800BASE218 Anchor Cup Plug Cap
Release Date: 11/10/2014
Unit of Measure: Each
List Price: Call for Pricing
Construction: Black - Plastic
Fits: City Post Anchor Cups
Purpose:
The City Post Anchor Cup Plug Cap is used to keep anchor cups free of dirt and debris when a City
Post is not installed. This product features quick installation, secure retention and easy removal.
Technical Information:
This new design allows for easy installation – simply step on the plug cap once placed in the anchor cup. (Note: a small amount of tightening is required to get a tight seal.)
This cap works with all City Post anchor cups. When the anchor cups are properly installed slightly below road grade, plug cap mounts flush with the pavement surface.
Removal the plug cap simply by unscrewing it from the anchor cup using the edge of a second plug cap, a quarter or screwdriver.
Technical questions? Please contact Pexco at 1-877-335-4638
Updated 7/1/19 CS
1. Purpose
This is a visual guide to aid in the installation of the City Post anchor cups. This document covers the recommended procedures for installation.
2. Definitions/Tools City Post Assembly: The complete City Post assembly includes:
• Post – the taped final assembly
• Anchor Cup – Aluminum molded anchor that will be imbedded into the roadway
• Adhesive Shield – Clear sheet used to prevent epoxy from making contact with the post.
• Rubber Gasket - 0.20” rubber ring to seal the base and anchor cup
Core Drill : Any drill capable of accepting and centering a 2.1” minimum sized core bit.
Core Bit : Any masonry bit capable of creating cores a minimum of 2.1” in diameter.
Numerous Suppliers have bits: HILTI, Grainger and BOSCH, etc.
Epoxy/Adhesive : There are two adhesive systems approved for use: EAS-06 / FIRMmarker epoxy (for all surfaces) and Hilti HY 200 (concrete only). Please refer to the table below: all times are for a nominal 86oF; higher temps will result in faster times, lower temps will take longer to cure. Approximately 7 – 9 fluid ounces or 200 - 260 ml of epoxy for estimating for one install.
Work Time Cure Time Dispensing / Application EAS-06 / FIRMmarker 8 min 1 hr Qts./Gallon Hand Mixed & Poured EAS-06 / FIRMmarker 8 min 1 hr 20 oz. Cartridge / Gun Systems
Hilti HY 200A Hybrid
(CONCRETE ONLY)
4 min 30 min Cartridge system / multiple guns
Depth Gauge : Disposable tool used as a stop point for epoxy fill, see below.
Protective Gear : Glasses, latex gloves, rag for cleanup, etc…. your list may vary.
3. Preliminary Preparation – CRITICAL for new installations
Ensure that the clear adhesive shield and the black rubber gasket are installed between the City Post and the anchor cup. Screw down the anchor cup tightly until it stops.
City Post assembly ready for installation (2” Cup Shown)
Installation Guide and Recommendations
This shows how to create a depth gauge to speed your process along in the field. There are several ways to mark the depth, this is one simple and effective way. Please refer to the table below to determine your fill depth of epoxy.
*SFD = Stop Fill Depth
For example: using a 2.25” core the adhesive can reach a maximum fill that leaves 1.61” of air space. The air space will be displaced by the anchor cup when inserted.
Making a simple depth gauge tool using a business card:
Layout Draw two lines to be cut per the SFD dimension shown above.
Cut Make cuts on the lines drawn.
Fold Fold flap back 90 degrees.
The flap of the card should match the stop fill depth required. When filling the core hole with epoxy, stop as soon as contact is made with the edge of the flap that is inserted into the hole.
Caution: Overfilling the core hole can result in the City Po st being permanently adhered to the roadway. Do Not Overfill.
Core Diameter 2.1” 2.25” 2.5” 2.75” 3.0” 3.5” 2” Anchor SFD* – from top with gasket 1.69” 1.48” 1.20” 0.99” 0.83” 0.61” 4” Anchor SFD* - from top with gasket 3.29” 2.87” 2.32” 1.92” 1.61” 1.19”
Core
Anchor
Anchor Cup – set inside of the cored hole
Stop Fill Depth (SFD) – the point the epoxy must not rise above when dispensed into a cored-out hole
Epoxy Fill
Core - opening into which adhesive and anchor will be installed
4. Coring your Holes
Guidance – the suggested core depth is 3” (2” Cup) or 5” (4” Cup). The hole will leave a jagged bottom when the core is broken off. The extra ½” of depth ensures that the minimum depth of 2.5” or 4.5” is achieved.
Check Fit – Insert the assembled City Post into a dry hole, does it sit level, if not remove more material and recheck.
Clean – Holes must be free of debris and dust, blow them out with an air hose.
Dry – if using a wet bit core drill, ensure the holes are completely dry before applying adhesive.
5. Installing the Anchor Cup Using the Hilti Cartridge System
Tools needed to proceed:
• HILTI Adhesive dispenser – Manual or electric
• HILTI Adhesive and
• Depth gauge.
• City Post Assembly
Using the adhesive dispenser, evenly distribute the adhesive into the hole to keep air bubble/pockets to a minimum.
Fill to SFD depth shown in table above.
Insert the SFD gauge into the hole. It is critical to STOP the adhesive at contact with the gauge to ensure you do not over fill the opening.
This will give you a clean and installation.
Caution: Do not overfill.
Adhesive contact with the SFD gauge should leave a little adhesive on the edge of the flap.
Backfill the flights of the 4” cup with adhesive prior to installation.
Slowly, insert and rotate the anchor cup into the adhesive filled hole and twist one full turn.
Rotating the post spreads the adhesive evenly around the anchor cup. This is critical to get a good even distribution of adhesive.
Once final depth has been reached, no adhesive should be visible around the base.
Allow the anchor and epoxy to set up, refer to the adhesive manufacturer’s directions for cure time.
Once the adhesive is fully cured you can remove the City Post from the anchor cup. If the steps are followed correctly and in sequence you should have an installation that looks very similar to this.
Finally, tighten down the City Post with the City Post wrench.
This tool is also useful to loosen the City Post when it needs to be removed. (Wrench is sold separately).
PEXCO LLC - TACOMA - 3110 70th Ave. East - Tacoma, WA 98424 USA - ph 877.335.4638 - fax 253.284.8080 www.pexco.com/traffic delineator infographic 6.27.20 to Choose the Right Post7 Factors www.pexco.com/traffic
Size UP Your Application 3-inch wide posts offer 50% greater target value than narrower products.
Color Counts Fluorescent orange posts yield higher visibility in work zones
– especially at dawn, dusk, and in stormy weather. For permanent applications, post colors should match the pavement markings they supplement.
Components are Critical The fewer components a post & base have, the lower the potential for post failure. Simpler is better.
Materials Matter How many different materials make up the assembly?
Fewer components and parts typically provide greater durability and lower maintenance.
Independent Testing ABCs Independent third-party testing provides documented proof of durability under various conditions. Ask to see the complete analysis before making your choice. Results often differ on concrete and asphalt surfaces, and post top (open, flat, capped, etc.) configurations.
Flexibility vs. Failure A rigid tube must have a spring or mechanical hinge to rebound.
Designs with inherent rebound using resilient polymers, such as polyurethane, have proven to be far more durable.
Application Assessment
| • | Express Lanes / Managed Lanes |
| • | 2-way, 2-lane Detour Operations |
| • | Bicycle Lanes / Cycle Tracks |
| • | Acceleration Lanes & Merges |
| • | Exit Lanes and Gore Area |
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