Roadway Resurfacing-Multiple Sites

Work under this Contract includes furnishing of all supervision, labor, materials, tools, equipment and performing all operations required to construct the Work in accordance with the Contract Documents. Work includes but is not limited to the following: Milling and resurfacing, widening and resurfacing of intersecting streets, up to the existing joint at the side street or up to the point of curvature as determined by the Engineer or as indicated in the Plans, resurfacing of asphaltic pathways (pedestrian, bicycle, etc.) adjacent or not to the edge of pavement as necessary, temporary utility repairs (cold patches), clearing and excavating of shoulder areas or build-up, as directed by the Engineer; grading and clean-up of adjacent shoulders and removal of roots, as required, pavement markings including the installation of reflective pavement markers (blue/blue) at fire hydrant locations, sidewalk, sidewalk curbs and connectors, and pedestrian ramps. The Engineer will make the final determination of any changes required due to conflict of design and or field conditions. Resurfacing work may include any of the following: 1. Application of asphaltic concrete surface course to existing wearing course. 2. Application of asphaltic concrete leveling courses to existing wearing surfaces prior to and in preparation for item 1 above. 3. Application of asphaltic concrete to previously primed rock roads. 4. Fathering of the asphaltic concrete mat on private driveways to a point two (2) feet from the edge of the roadway. Resurfacing of the remainder of private driveways is expressly prohibited under this Contract, unless directed by the Engineer. 5. Adjustment of all storm water, water and sewer valves and manholes prior to resurfacing. All adjustments shall be made by the built-up method, not by the use of adjustment of rings. Location of Work: This is a work driven contract. The actual location(s) of work shall be identified in the Work Order(s) issued subsequent to the Award of the Contract. The combined total cost for all work authorized by the Work Order(s) shall not exceed the Contract Award amount. The Department does not guarantee that the full amount of the Contract will be issue to the Contractor. The actual amount of Work orders assigned will be the prerogative of the department in its sole discretion and dependent only upon its needs.