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Eric M. Reimschiissel

Eric M. Reimschiissel. Contractors working with Agencies Tips for more cost effective projects. Bidding Considerations Cost effective projects Getting the project done Traffic control Quality Control - Testing Partnering. INTRODUCTION. Time of year to bid

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Eric M. Reimschiissel

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  1. Eric M. Reimschiissel Contractors working with Agencies Tips for more cost effective projects

  2. Bidding Considerations • Cost effective projects • Getting the project done • Traffic control • Quality Control - Testing • Partnering INTRODUCTION

  3. Time of year to bid • Project information in the documents • Lump sum items - Unit cost items • Street location • Days of work BIDDING CONSIDERATIONS

  4. The Right treatment at the Right time on the Right pavement. • Do not expect miracles - understand the limitations of the product you are asking for • Write good specifications, practical and understandable specifications with the desired treatment outcome in mind. COST EFFECTIVE PROJECTS

  5. STOCKPILE LOCATIONS • STREET SCHEDULES • DAYS AND HOURS OF WORK • TYPES OF SLURRY SEAL • TYPES OF STREETS • STREET PREPARATIONS • PRODUCTION RATES – MINUTES COUNT • PLANNING IS CRITICAL REVIEWING THE PROJECT

  6. SAFETY loading and the public • LOCATION closeness and access • WATER SOURCE close by • SUROUNDINGS • DUST – TRACK OUT • NOISE do not wake up the residents Stockpile - staging areasare hard to find - need help

  7. FARTHEST AWAY FIRST • DAILY INCREMENTS • RESIDENT ACCESS • RESIDENTS NORMAL ROUTES • TYPES OF SLURRY SEAL • STREET PREPARATION - MARKING REMOVAL EXTRA CLEANING Street schedules – project layout

  8. RESIDENTIAL 7:00 and open 5:00 • BUSINESS - when closed • SCHOOLS – special needs –weekend • PARKS AND RECREATION AREAS • HEAVY TRAFFIC AREAS ALLOWED WORK DAYS AND HOURS

  9. DIFFERENT TYPES OF SLURRY SEAL • DURING THE SAME DAY • SET TIMES • BOX SET UP • MACHINE SETTINGS CHANGES FOR DIFFERENT TYPES OF SLURRY SEAL DURING THE DAY

  10. RESIDENTIAL • HANDICAP AND SPECIAL NEEDS • ARTERIAL – HEAVY COLLECTOR TRAFFIC • BUSINESS ACCESS • SCHOOLS & SCHOOL BUS ACCESS • HOSPITAL ACCESS • SPECIAL SITUATIONS DIFFERENT TYPES OF STREETS

  11. CLEANING OF THE SURFACE • PAVEMENT MARKING REMOVAL STRIPING-MARKER PROTECTION • TREE TRIMMING • WEEDS AND VEGITATION • IRRIGATION WATER • CRACK SEALING • ASPHALT REPAIRS SURFACE PREPARATIONS

  12. TYPE OF SYSTEM REQUIRED • TRAFFIC CONTROL PLAN • NOTIFCATIONS RESIDENTIAL • NOTIFICATIONS PERSONAL CONTACT • AGENCY AND BUSINESS • FLAG PERSONS • STREET CLOSURES • LANE CLOSURES • SPECIAL SIGNS AND TRAFFIC DEVISES TRAFFIC CONTROL

  13. COST VS. BENEFIT • AGGREGATE TESTING • EMULSION TESTING • ADDITIVE AND WATER TESTING • APPLICATION RATES – “VERIFY” • MIX DESIGN • CALIBRATIONS • TEST STRIPS • ON SITE SCALES QUALITY CONTROL AND MATERIAL TESTING

  14. LOADING TIME AT THE STOCKPILE • SHUTTLE TRUCK TIMES • TRAVEL TIME - CONSIDER • TRAFFIC ACCESS • LAYDOWN TIME – HAND WORK BOX WORK • MACHINE SPEED – AGG TONS MINUTE • CONTRACTOR MAKES MONEY ON TIME PRODUCTION TIME IS CRITICAL

  15. PREPARATION • PAYMENT • PARTNERING • PUNCH LIST • FAIRNESS AGENCY REPUTATION

  16. Be respectful • Be Honest – Keep your word • Be an asset on the project • Be a mediator with the City Depts. • Provide good project input • Do not be adversarial – be helpful • Plan ahead • Be attentive PARTNERING = WORKING TOGETHER

  17. GOD BLESS AMERICA AND OUR TROOPS

  18. WHEN YOUR NOT BUSY THINK ABOUT PAVEMENT PRESERVATION

  19. THANK YOU ANY QUESTIONS

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