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Solicitation W911RX-18-B-0005, Mill and Overlay Various Locations Ft. Riley Questions from Industry As of 29 March 2018
1. Q: Can we use Fort Riley RAP in lieu of AB-3 for the sub base under the 8"patching?
A: Yes you may use RAP from the project or the Camp Funston RAP mountain near the intersection of F & 12th St. Will revise the typical sections plan sheet.
2. Project B Smoky Hill Road
a. Q: What is the desired width of the aggregate shoulders on Smoky Hill?
A: 4’ Width
b. Q: Will the signs and signals on Smoky Hill be in conflict with construction?
A: The concrete pavement around CL Smoky Hill Sta 4+40 to 4+60 is exempt from the project except for the 4’ aggregate shoulders. Continue the 4’ aggregate shoulder through this area.
3. Project C Trooper Drive
a. Q: The sidewalk ramps that require detectable warning pads are existing. Are we to install attenuator mats in the existing ramps, or reconstruct?
A: Install the attenuator mats.
4. Project D Godfrey and Seitz
a. Q: It appears the utilities along Godfrey are in the way of construction for the curb and gutter. Will the power poles be moved prior to construction?
A: Adjust the location of the curb and gutter to avoid conflicts with power poles.
b. Q: North of the Conference center, the roadway has turf shoulders. Will we be required to shoulder up with topsoil and seed, or millings?
A: Place edge wedge with asphalt millings
c. Q: How much ditch grading do you expect at the end section replacements?
A: 5’ in front of the end section
5. Project E Estes Road
| a. | Q: Some of the Ramps requiring detectable warning pads are existing, some are not. Are we to construct all of the ramps, and install detectable warning pads? |
| A: Install the detectable warning pads on the existing ramps. |
b. Q: What is the length of the sidewalk removed and replaced adjacent to Bldg. 7485?
A: Approximately 27’ of sidewalk where water is ponding on the sidewalk near Sta. 13+60 Rt.
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