Use of Warranties On In-Service Performance for Roadway Construction Projects 1998
Use of Warranties On In-Service Performance for Roadway Construction Projects 1998
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The survey consists of evaluating two 0.16 km (one-tenth mile) sections within each mile of each project. One of the 0.16 km sections is chosen at random, and one is to be the 0. 48 - 0.64 km (0.3 - 0.4 mile) section from the start of each mile. The contractor is given the opportunity to contest the validity of any survey to the Conflict Resolution Team. If the predetermined thresholds given in the contract are found to be exceeded, warranty work will be done by the contractor, as coordinated w...ith WisDOT.
The number of contractors that bid on these projects was judged by WisDOT to be "hmited." Bids were received, however, from competent contractors, one of whom was awarded each project. Elective maintenance was included by some contractors in their bids. Overall, WisDOT estimated that the contract costs were 5 to 10 percent higher than a conventional contracting approach. Thus, these projects must offer a benefit of this order of magnitude to be cost effective.
These projects reportedly have produced an increased awareness in the contracting community on providing long term roadway performance as opposed to meeting short term construction requirements.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The survey consists of evaluating two 0.16 km (one-tenth mile) sections within each mile of each project. One of the 0.16 km sections is chosen at random, and one is to be the 0. 48 - 0.64 km (0.3 - 0.4 mile) section from the start of each mile. The contractor is given the opportunity to contest the validity of any survey to the Conflict Resolution Team. If the predetermined thresholds given in the contract are found to be exceeded, warranty work will be done by the contractor, as coordinated w...ith WisDOT.
The number of contractors that bid on these projects was judged by WisDOT to be "hmited." Bids were received, however, from competent contractors, one of whom was awarded each project. Elective maintenance was included by some contractors in their bids. Overall, WisDOT estimated that the contract costs were 5 to 10 percent higher than a conventional contracting approach. Thus, these projects must offer a benefit of this order of magnitude to be cost effective.
These projects reportedly have produced an increased awareness in the contracting community on providing long term roadway performance as opposed to meeting short term construction requirements.
What to read after Use of Warranties On In-Service Performance for Roadway Construction Projects 1998?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stephens, Jerry to read onlineMoreLess
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