Working Crew Spec.docx
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- FIXED PRICE ON-CALL TRAFFIC SIGNAL
- Solicitation number
- 5400018529
- Issued by
- Richland County, South Carolina
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This is a Working Crew Specification document for the South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT), outlining requirements for an on-call traffic signal services contract. The specification details the provision of emergency and unforeseen work services for traffic signal installation and revisions on an hourly basis. The contractor must furnish a crew of four persons, one bucket truck, one line truck, and one foreman's vehicle. All work requires prior written approval from the Department of Engineering Services (DES) before commencement, and the DES retains the right to refuse engagement of this line item or engage Primary Traffic Control services. The contractor may not engage in other line items simultaneously while working under this specification without approval from the Department of Engineering Administration (DEA). Work is authorized through written work orders issued by the DES, and both parties must agree to engage this item in emergency situations.
Payment for the working crew with equipment is calculated on an hourly basis and measured per hour worked. Compensation is issued per work order for the total hours accumulated on that specific work order. This item is designated for unforeseen problems and emergency situations, such as wet holes, roadway borrowing, rock holes, and other deemed emergencies or infrastructure concerns that cannot be predicted in advance. The specification emphasizes that engagement of this line item is discretionary and subject to DES approval and authorization.
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Other files
| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| Traffic Control.docx | DOCX document | |
| Amendment 1 Q & A.pdf | ||
| Pricing Worksheet.xlsx | XLSX spreadsheet | |
| Solicitation Document.pdf | ||
| Amendment 2 Clarification.pdf | ||
| Roadway Lighting Spec.docx | DOCX document |
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WORKING CREW WITH EQUIPMENT
0. Description
This item shall consist of performing work for the SCDOT, on a per hour bases for equipment and labor. This will include the contractor furnishing a crew of four persons, one bucket truck, one line truck and one foreman’s vehicle to be worked at the line item price for working crew with equipment. The crew will need to be able to perform duties in the field of traffic signal installation and revisions. This item will be used for emergency calls and unforeseen work which cannot be predicted and there is no pay for. All work under this item, shall be approved by the DES, prior to engaging in any work where this item may be used. The DES reserves the right to refuse or engage this item. While engaged in this line item there shall be no other line engaged by the contractor. The DES reserves the right to engage Primary Traffic Control. Engaging in any other line items in this contract while working under this line item will need the approval of the DEA.
0. Construction
All work performed under this item shall have written approval from the DES before engaging in any work under this item. This item is to be used when there are unforeseen problems such as wet holes, borrowing roadways, rock holes and any other deemed problems or emergencies. In case of an emergency, the DES will call the CONTRACTOR in line for assistance with the installation or maintenance of an intersection, in this case both parties must agree on engaging this item. The DES will issue a work order and grant permission in writing to engage in this item.
0. Measurement
Working crew with equipment will be measured per HOUR.
0. Payment
Working Crew with Equipment, accepted and measured as provided above, will be paid at the contract unit price bid for:
Payment for working crew with equipment will be made per work order for the total hours worked on that work order.
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