Specifications Part 7 07073.pdf
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- RFQ 171 180000000015 6
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- Van Buren County, South Haven City, Michigan
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This specification document outlines the thermal remediation system installation and construction requirements for multiple residential and commercial properties located at former contaminated sites in a state jurisdiction. The project encompasses four primary locations: Factory Condominiums at 125 Elkenburg Street (former Belgravia site), the former Overton Property at 229 Elkenburg Street, and two residential structures at 107 and 108 Orchard Drive, plus 115 Aylworth Court. The work includes installation of a shallow dual-phase extraction system with associated well vaults and underground piping infrastructure. The contractor is responsible for verifying all existing utility locations through contact with MISS DIG utility protection service at least three days prior to construction commencement, protecting all existing infrastructure including drives, culverts, drainage structures, monitoring wells, and utilities, and restoring any damaged elements to pre-construction conditions at no additional cost to the state.
The contractor must obtain all required building, electrical, and mechanical permits and ensure compliance with applicable local, county, state, and federal codes and regulations. Critical contractor responsibilities include verification of elevation data, as topographic information provided is based on 2016 surveys and estimates, and hand-digging to confirm exact utility locations and depths. The contractor shall assume full liability for any damage to existing utilities during construction and must repair such damage using like materials in accordance with utility owner requirements. All above-ground piping is noted as "by Others," indicating coordination with other project participants. Interior building layouts are noted as approximate, requiring contractor verification of final specifications for installation planning.
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| Specifications Part 5 07073.pdf | ||
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FACTORY CONDOMINIUMS
(FORMER BELGRAVIA SITE)
125 ELKENBURG ST.
FORMER OVERTON
PROPERTY
229 ELKENBURG ST.
RESIDENCE
107 ORCHARD DR.
RESIDENCE
108 ORCHARD DR.
RESIDENCE
115 AYLWORTH CT.
APPROXIMATE
THERMAL
REMEDIATION
AREA
BIKE
PATH
THERMAL
REMEDIATION AREA
FOR ALTERNATE 1
APPROXIMATE LIMITS OF WORK AREA FOR
ALTERNATE 1 (THERMAL REMEDIATION SYSTEM
EXPANSION - 107 ORCHARD)
APPROXIMATE
LIMITS OF
WORK AREA
Aerial Image of Site
NOTES:
1. Unless specifically noted for removal on the plans; all drives, culverts, drainage structures, monitoring wells, well vaults and utilities shall be protected and/or restored to like conditions. All such items damaged or destroyed during construction shall be removed and replaced with new by the contractor at no additional expense to the state.
2. Three (3) days prior to beginning construction it shall be the contractors responsibility to contact "MISS DIG" utility protection service (1.800.482. 7171) to verify the location of the existing utilities. Underground utility locations as shown on the plans were obtained from historical maps and were not field located. The contractor shall assume responsibility for the protection of all existing utilities during construction. All utilities damaged during construction shall be repaired with like material in accordance with the utility owner's requirements. The contractor shall verify the depth and horizontal location of all existing utilities. The exact location of existing utilities shall be determined by hand digging.
3. Existing utilities may be shown in the plan view of the construction drawings and locations are to be considered incomplete. The contractor shall be solely responsible for any damage to existing utilities the construction of this project.
4. The contractor is responsible for obtaining all required building, electrical, and/or mechanical permits to complete system installation. All work shall comply with applicable local, county, state and federal codes and regulations.
5. Topographic contours provided for 125 Elkenburg are based on an elevation survey completed in 2016.
Topographic contours for the adjacent bike path parcel were estimated from bike path construction drawings and should be considered approximate. The contractor shall verify all elevation data required for completion of the work.
6. The drawing does not depict all trees/shrubs located along the bike path adjacent to 125 Elkenburg. Refer to the supplemental bike path drawings provided in the appendices for a comprehensive depiction of trees/shrubs in this area.
7. Interior layout of building is approximate
NOTES:
1. Unless specifically noted for removal on the plans; all drives, culverts, drainage structures, monitoring wells, well vaults and utilities shall be protected and/or restored to like conditions. All such items damaged or destroyed during construction shall be removed and replaced with new by the contractor at no additional expense to the state.
2. Three (3) days prior to beginning construction it shall be the contractors responsibility to contact "MISS DIG" utility protection service (1.800.482. 7171) to verify the location of the existing utilities. Underground utility locations as shown on the plans were obtained from historical maps and were not field located. The contractor shall assume responsibility for the protection of all existing utilities during construction. All utilities damaged during construction shall be repaired with like material in accordance with the utility owner's requirements. The contractor shall verify the depth and horizontal location of all existing utilities. The exact location of existing utilities shall be determined by hand digging.
3. Existing utilities may be shown in the plan view of the construction drawings and locations are to be considered incomplete. The contractor shall be solely responsible for any damage to existing utilities the construction of this project.
4. The contractor is responsible for obtaining all required building, electrical, and/or mechanical permits to complete system installation. All work shall comply with applicable local, county, state and federal codes and regulations.
5. Topographic contours provided for 125 Elkenburg are based on an elevation survey completed in 2016.
Topographic contours for the adjacent bike path parcel were estimated from bike path construction drawings and should be considered approximate. The contractor shall verify all elevation data required for completion of the work.
6. The drawing does not depict all trees/shrubs located along the bike path adjacent to 125 Elkenburg. Refer to the supplemental bike path drawings provided in the appendices for a comprehensive depiction of trees/shrubs in this area.
7. Interior layout of building is approximate cweber Line
Proposed Shallow Dual-Phase Extraction System
Shallow Dual‐Phase Extraction Well by Contractor
Well Vault by Contractor
Underground Piping by Contractor Above Ground Piping by Others
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