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Detailed updates of the schedule shall be submitted to the ENGINEER for review and
acceptance on at least a monthly interval. Updates shall show work through project
completion.
The OWNER may withhold progress payments if acceptable monthly schedule updates
are not submitted.
The CONTRACTOR shall not increase the number of crews assigned to the work as
identified in the schedule without providing at least one week advanced notice to the
ENGINEER.
SUPERINTENDENCE OF THE WORK
Reference is made to General Conditions Section 6.01, Supervision and Superintendence.
CONTRACTOR shall provide appropriate onsite superintendence of all aspects of the
work whether performed by the CONTRACTOR or by sub-contractors.
Qualified Superintendent(s) shall be assigned for all crews. Contact information will be
provided for all Superintendents.
USE OF GROUNDS
Any area outside the limits of the project area (right-of-way within project limits) which
the CONTRACTOR may require for storage of equipment and materials, or for other
purposes necessary in the performance of the Work, shall be secured by the
CONTRACTOR at their own expense. Materials, including excavation intended for
backfill, shall not be stored or stacked within any roadway clear zones, or in a manner
that obstructs adequate sight lines unless specifically permitted in writing by the
ENGINEER. The CONTRACTOR is responsible for providing security as required and
erosion controls at no cost to the City.
TRAFFI TROL PLA
Reference is also made to Section 17.07 Road Closures and Traffic Delays of the
General Conditions.
The following are considered part of the Traffic Control Plan:
1. Section 618 and 619 of the Standard Specifications.
2. Work Zone Traffic Control Standard Sheets*
3. Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices, (MUTCD), 2009 Edition,
including all current updates and official interpretations.
4. Positive Protection Guidance for Work Zones (PPGWZ)*
5. Flagger and Uniformed Officer Use in Work Zones Policy and Guidelines*
* Available online under Doing Business with DOT>CONTRACTORs at www.nh.gov/dot
or through the NHDOT Contracts office (603-271-3732).
The CONTRACTOR shall provide necessary traffic control devices to ensure the safety of
the workers, traveling public, and property owners on this project. The above referenced
specifications, guidelines, and provisions herein provide minimum requirements; the
CONTRACTOR may be directed to expand upon the Traffic Control Plan if conditions
warrant.
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