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2007-1103
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05/17/2007
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SR826 Project Bid Award & Agrmt w-Williams Paving (Bid# 07-03-02 $2,863,958.70)
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u <br />i <br />the Department. The Engineer may also require the Contractor to perform additional <br />strength testing as necessary to determine structural adequacy of the concrete. <br />Furnish either a structural analysis performed by the Contractor's Engineer of <br />Record to establish strength adequacy or drilled core samples as specified in 346 -10.3 to <br />determine the in -place strength of the LOT of concrete in question at no additional expense <br />to the Department. Obtain the Engineers approval before taking any core samples. When <br />the concrete is deemed to have low strength, obtain and test the cores and report the data <br />to the Engineer within 14 days of the 28 day compressive strength tests. Core strength <br />test results obtained from the structure will be accepted by both the Contractor and the <br />Department as the in -place strength of the LOT of concrete in question. The core strength <br />test results will be final and used in lieu of the cylinder strength test results for <br />determination of structural adequacy and any pay adjustment. The Department will <br />calculate the strength value to be the average of the compressive strengths of the three <br />individual cores. This will be accepted as the actual measured value. <br />346 -10.2 Determination of Structural Adequacy: If core strength test results are <br />less than 500 psi [3.5 MPa] or 10 %, whichever is greater, below the specified minimum <br />strength, consider the concrete represented by the cores structurally adequate. If the core <br />strength test results are more than 10% or 500 psi [3.5 MPa], whichever is greater, below <br />the specified minimum strength, the Department will consider the concrete represented by <br />the cores structurally questionable. Submit a structural analysis performed by the <br />Contractor's Engineer of Record. If the results of the structural analysis, approved by the <br />Department, indicates adequate strength to serve its intended purpose with adequate <br />durability, the Contractor may leave the concrete in place subject to the requirements of <br />jl <br />346-11, otherwise, remove and replace the LOT of concrete in question at no additional <br />expense to the Department. <br />346 -10.3 Coring for Determination of Structural Adequacy: Furnish three <br />undamaged core samples taken from the same approximate location as where the <br />structural questionable concrete represented by the low strength concrete test cylinders <br />was placed. Select the location of the drilled cores so that the structure is not impaired and <br />does not sustain permanent damage after repairing the core holes. Obtain the approval of <br />the Engineer to core, and of the core location prior to drilling. <br />346 -10.4 Core Conditioning and Testing: The Department will test the cores in <br />accordance with ASTM C 42 [ASTM C 42M]. The Engineer will make the determination <br />whether to test the cores in a dry or wet condition. If the Engineer decides to test the <br />cores in a wet condition, immerse the cores in water for at least 40 hours, and test the <br />cores wet. The cores will be tested within 3 -days after obtaining the samples. <br />346 -11 Pay Adjustments for Low Strength Concrete. <br />346 -11.1 General: Any LOT of concrete failing to meet the specified minimum <br />strength as defined in 346 -3, 346 -9, 346 -10 and satisfactorily meeting all other <br />requirements of the Contract Documents, including structural adequacy, the Engineer will <br />�j individually reduce the price of each low strength LOT in accordance with this Section. <br />346 -11.2 Basis for Pay Adjustments: When an acceptance strength test result falls <br />more than 10% or 500 psi [3.5 MPa], whichever is greater, below the specified minimum <br />strength, core samples may be obtained from the respective LOT of concrete represented <br />by the low acceptance strength test result for determining pay adjustments. Price <br />adjustment will be applied to the certified invoice price the Contractor paid for the <br />concrete. <br />March 2007 01000 -106 03- 4122.D �„ t <br />
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