Oklahoma Department of TransportationIssuing agency·Oklahoma·via a public procurement portalBRIDGE AND APPROACHES
I-40: OVER US-64 AND SEQUOYAH STREET (OLD US-64),
3.9 MILES WEST AND 1.9 MILES EAST OF THE
SH-64B JUNCTION NEAR MULDROW.
PROJECT LENGTH = 0.511 MILES
The project includes roadway work such as clearing and grubbing, unclassified excavation, borrow, topsoil, temporary silt fence, solid slab sodding, seeding, mulching, mowing, aggregate base, cement treated base, geosynthetic reinforcement fabric, traffic bound surface course, tack coat, prime coat, superpave asphalt, cold milling pavement, PCC pavement, dowel jointed PCC pavement, and concrete for pavement. Bridge work includes substructure excavation, CLSM backfill, approach slabs, saw-cut grooving, concrete parapet, structural steel, stainless steel bearings, concrete classes AA, A, and C, reinforcing steel, epoxy coated and galvanized reinforcing steel, piles, drilled shafts, crosshole sonic logging, elastomeric coating, sealed expansion joints, sealer crack preparation, sealer resin, underdrain pipe, removal of structures and existing bridge structures, and engineered falsework. Traffic temporary work includes portable traffic signal system, removable pavement marking tape, pavement marking removal, pavement markers, construction zone impact attenuators, portable longitudinal barrier, modular glare screen, arrow displays, construction signs, barricades, warning lights, drums, channelizer cones, smart work zone system, portable changeable message signs. Traffic signing and striping includes rumble strips, remove and reset existing signs, traffic stripe, and pavement markers. Staking includes construction staking level II. Construction includes SWPPP documentation and management and mobilization.
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Source: Oklahoma Department of Transportation (solicitation 260297), retrieved via a public procurement portal. View the official posting, and always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.
