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• Project Closeout Escalation of Accountability
  ...l Project Review (FPR) team will collect the Construction/Project Engineer’s proposed resolutions and forward to the TSC Manager, MDOT Construction Engi ...roject close-out does not mean the project can stay open indefinitely. It’s expected advancement towards project close-out will proceed, the pause reas
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• E-Signature
  ...ed by an individual to be the legally binding equivalent of the individual's handwritten signature. [https://www.fhwa.dot.gov/construction/cqit/111204d ...he identity of the electronic signature may be verified by using that user’s public key.
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• 108.05 Progress Schedule
  * Aids the Engineer in coordinating and understanding the Contractor's work with other projects working within or near the contract limits. ...is intended to be used absent of any other schedule or when the Contractor’s native scheduling mechanisms do not meet specifications. If filled out corr
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• 104.10 Claim for Extra Compensation or Extension of Time
  ...a formalized, tiered process for the submittal and review of a Contractor’s claim. The claim review process involves a formalized administrative proce ...dship_%26_Oversight_Plan_(S%26O_Plan) RBPI Stewardship and Oversight (RBPI S&O) plan] for potential inclusion of the FHWA Area Engineer in this claims p
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• 820 - Traffic Signals
  ...st meet the material requirements in Special Detail SIG-010-A “Span Wire T.S. on Steel and Wood Poles”, Detail B, Pole Band Clamps on Steel Pole”, w It is the contractor's responsibility to notify MDOT’s Statewide Signal Shop prior to beginning any signal work. Traffic signal p
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• FieldManager
  ...rack road and bridge construction projects in Michigan. It is used by MDOT’s Region, TSC and construction field offices, local public agencies, and cons * Inspector’s Daily Reports (IDR)
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• 204 - Removing Miscellaneous Structures and Materials
  The special provision is not to compensate the Contractor for the Contractor’s responsibilities in subsection [https://www.michigan.gov/mdot/-/media/Proje ...any material off the ROW and on private property, a copy of the Contractor's written permission from the property owner is required and will be filed wi
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• 108.01 Subcontracting of Contract Work
  ...t. Section 108.01 of the Standard Specifications refers to the department’s procedures for subcontracting, which are defined in this document. All con ...sponsibility to ensure they have received the cover page and pay item page(s) of the subcontract form prior to the start of work associated with the sub
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• 701 - Portland Cement Concrete for Structures
  ...y be tested or sampled at the point of production, manufacture or supplier's storage by the Bureau of Field Services or an appointed representative. Th *Aggregate Moisture Content - must be kept uniform for each day's run without evidence of any surplus water.
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• 109.05 Payment for Contract Revisions
  ...m) of a contract revision per subsection 109.05.C. When negotiating price(s), the engineer should include one or more of the following applicable detai ...o complete the work, materials, and other items detailed in the contractor’s estimate. Other items to consider may include the impacts of weather, proc
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• 102.19 Evaluation of Contractor Performance and Contract Non-Compliance
  Guidance for the submittal of CPE's and 1165 Non-Compliance Documents an be found here: ...nce may assist the Contract Performance Evaluation Review Team and/or MDOT’s Prequalification Committee when reviewing patterns and trends. The Enginee
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• Hot Mix Asphalt Production Manual
  ...g information was added regarding Ignition Furnace: Procedure; Contractor's Responsibilities for the Establishment of Ignition Oven Correction Factors;
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• 1002 - Contractor Quality Control for Concrete
  ...mple, nor test for quality control or assist in controlling the Contractor’s production operations. However, compression strength tests on the concrete Communication between MDOT and the Contractor’s QC staff is critical to the success of the QC/QA project.
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• 105.10 Buy America Source of Steel and Iron
  ...urer and/or fabricator step certification for all items identified on MDOT’s Buy America - Pay Items and Materials that Require Step Certification list. ...ent is for fabricated elements that are stamped “Approved for Use” by MDOT’s Structural Fabrication Unit (internal or contracted inspection personnel) p
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• Prevailing Wage
  ...ractor’s breakdown, contact the Construction Field Services (CFS) Division’s Prevailing Wage Compliance Specialist. * Display all labor compliance posters and wage determination(s) on the jobsite.
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• Standard Naming Convention
  **Use “IDR” for inspector’s daily report ...retion of the engineer based on the complexity of the project an inspector’s daily report (IDR) sequence number may be utilized. If a sequence number i
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• Main Page
  ...WA’s_Risk-Based_Project_Involvement_(RBPI)_Stewardship_%26_Oversight_Plan_(S%26O_Plan)|FHWA Risk-Based Project Involvement]]</center>||Updated content t ...%99s_Risk-Based_Project_Involvement_(RBPI)_Stewardship_%26_Oversight_Plan_(S%26O_Plan) View Here]
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• 109.07 Final Inspection, Acceptance, and Final Payment
  ...ntative and/or provide a daily copy of measured quantities to the engineer’s representative so discrepancies can be identified promptly. ...issue is known or being dealt with, they need to bring it to the engineer’s attention.
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• Force Account Work
  ...r_Contract_Revisions|procedure for developing costs for Contract Revision]]s 109.05.B (Unit Prices) or 109.05.C (Negotiated Prices) are unsuccessful the ...r and engineer will collaborate to develop a work plan from the contractor’s documented proposal. The work plan can vary in length/detail depending upo
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• 103.02 Contract Revisions
  In accordance with 23 CFR 635.102 and 23 CFR 635.120, FHWA’s Michigan Division has further clarified the definition of major changes as ...) FHWA Risk-Based Project Involvement (RBPI) Stewardship & Oversight Plan (S&O Plan)]. FHWA Form 1365 are no longer required.
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