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2007-1103
Date (mm/dd/yyyy)
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 />l <br />N <br />I <br />[��d <br />M l <br />0 <br />minimum of 2.50 Ib /ft3 [40.1 kg /M31 of CCA oxides shall be retained in the outer 0.60 inch <br />[15.2 mm]. <br />All guardrail material (timber posts, blocks, wedges, etc.) shall retain a <br />minimum of 0.40 Ib /ft3 [6.4 kg /M3] of CCA or ACQ -D or CA -B at 0.21 Ib /ft3 [3.3 kg /M3] in <br />the outer 1 inch [25 mm] zone. <br />955 -5.3 Posts: Round /sawn timber fence posts shall retain a minimum of 0.40 Ib /ft3 <br />[6.4 kg /mi] of ACQ -D or 0.21 lb /f3 [3.3 kg /m3]of CA-13 in the outer 1 inch [25 mm] zone. <br />955 -5.4 Determination of Retention: Retention shall be determined by assay <br />performed and certified by the treating company in accordance with the applicable AWPA <br />standards. <br />955 -6 Penetration Requirements. <br />955 -6.1 For Structural Timber: The penetration of the treatment shall be in <br />accordance with the applicable AWPA standards, with the exceptions as specified herein. <br />955 -6.2 For Round Piles and Fence Posts: Any round pile or post, which does not <br />show complete sapwood penetration will be rejected or shall be retreated to meet such <br />penetration requirement. <br />955 -6.3 Retreatment: The necessity for retreatment of structural timber, piling and <br />posts shall be avoided as far as practicable and if it becomes apparent that due measures <br />are not being taken to prevent such necessity, the acceptance of retreated materials may <br />be withdrawn. <br />When retreatment is necessary the maximum limits for temperature of steam <br />or preservative, and for preservative pressure, which apply to the original treatment shall <br />not be exceeded during the retreatment. <br />955 -6.4 Determination of Penetration: Sapwood penetration shall be determined by <br />taking at least one increment boring core from each pile and cap, and other pieces of <br />similar dimensions and, for other sizes of material, at least one boring from the charge for <br />each 1,000 FBM [2 m31 in the charge. All bored holes shall be immediately plugged, with <br />tight fitting treated plugs. <br />955 -7 Handling Salt Treated Piling. <br />In handling of piles that have been treated with chromated copper arsenate or <br />ammoniacal copper arsenate, cable slings shall be used. Mechanical grabbers or pointed <br />tools shall not be permitted. Rough or careless handing shall be avoided at all times. <br />955 -8 Identification of Treating Plants for Round Piling. <br />The treating plant shall brand, or place a distinctive permanent mark, on each round <br />pile, approximately 6 feet [2 ml from the butt end, such that the plant responsible for the <br />treatment can be readily determined at any time during the service life of the piling. <br />March 2007 01000 -185 <br />03- 4122.D' <br />
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