Scope Of Work.pdf
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- Broken Concrete Crushing (4 Sites)
- Solicitation number
- 645-RFB-1922-2025
- Issued by
- Clinton County, Iowa
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This Scope of Work document is from the Department of Transportation (DOT) detailing a concrete crushing project for four garage sites. The project involves crushing a pile of broken concrete between July 1, 2025, and June 30, 2026, with a contractor responsible for providing all necessary equipment, labor, and materials. The concrete must be crushed to 3/4" Class A specifications (Gradation No. 11), with an estimated quantity of 1,176.98 tons of material to be processed.
The contractor will be required to remove rebar from the material and utilize a grizzly to remove excess dirt and fines, with any removed rebar potentially becoming the contractor's property. For stockpiles estimated over 2,000 tons, a quality control (QC) gradation must be reported to District 1 Materials on form 8201278, with the district conducting a random verification gradation for acceptance. The estimated quantity is approximate and should be verified by the contractor prior to beginning work.
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Scope Of Work
The DOT garages are seeking a contractor to crush a pile of broken concrete and mobilization for the crushing of the concrete at 4 garage sites after 7/1/2025 and completed by 06/30/2026.
Contractor must provide all equipment, labor and materials necessary to crush the concrete. The concrete pile needs to be crushed to 3/4" Class A specifications. See specification 4120.04 Gradation No. 11.
4120.04 CLASS A CRUSHED STONE.
Meet the requirements for Gradation No. 11 of the Aggregate Gradation Table, Article 4109.02 (included in attachments). All stockpiles estimated over 2000 tons will require a QC gradation and must be reported to District 1 Materials on an 8201278 form. District 1 Materials will obtain a random verification gradation for acceptance.
Contractor must be able to remove rebar from material. Contractor should also have a grizzly to remove excess dirt and fines from crushed material. Any rebar may become property of the contractor. Crushed material to be piled at same location. Estimated quantity of 1,176.98 tons is an approximation and should be verified.
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