ESTIMATES UPDATE TRAINING BULLETINS FOR 2013 Melissa Hollis, Basis of Estimates Coordinator August 1, 2013 webinar.

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ESTIMATES UPDATE TRAINING
BULLETINS FOR 2013
Melissa Hollis, Basis of Estimates Coordinator
August 1, 2013 webinar
Agenda
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July 2013 changes (10 min)
COPS issues covered at Design Expo
 Brief Review of remaining issues
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January 2014 changes
COPS issues (10 min)
 Specs and Standards issues (20 min)
 Legal and Administrative (10 min)
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Questions/Answers (10 min)
Implementation Schedule
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Posted Dates
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December 2012 to
May 2013
Letting Dates
July to December
2013
 “July workbook” and
2013 e-book
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Posted Dates
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July 2013
Letting Dates
January to June 2014
 “January workbook”
and 2014 e-book
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Types of Changes
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COPS: Consolidation of Products and
Specifications
Minimum Specifications for Traffic Control
Signals and Devices (MSTCSD)
 Approved Products List (APL)
 Qualified Products List (QPL)
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Specifications or Design Standards
Legal or Contract Administration
July-December 2013 lettings
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COPS
 12-12:
Consolidation of Products
and Specifications (COPS)
 12-14: Jack & Bore for Drainage
 12-15: Conduit and related
changes
 12-17: Vehicle Detectors
 12-18: Communication Cable
 12-19: Pull, Splice, and Junction
Boxes
“A box is
a box”
The same products are
used by lighting,
signals, and ITS
July-December 2013 lettings
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Specification changes
 12-16: Asphalt Binders
 12-20:
Litter and Mowing
Binder
selection:
Coordinate
with the District
Pavement
Design
Engineer
Litter Areas: edge of pavement to R/W line
include established landscape beds, if accessible
exclude new landscape beds (included under 580)
Mowing Areas: grass/sod areas to R/W line
exclude inaccessible areas, woods, ponds, landscape beds
BOTH: 30 day cycle. NO variations for season, location, etc.
payment will be adjusted for actual areas and cycles
July-December 2013 lettings
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Legal or Administrative
12-13: Mobilization and Maintenance of Traffic- Multiple
Locations LS pay item
 12-21: 2013 Master File "Pay Item Year” fuel factors
 13-01: Security of the Official Estimate (PES/CES changes
for Estimators) Internal security
 13-02: Comp Book and Quantity Computation Documents
(for lump sum projects) Distribution Process CPR: all bidders
 13-03: Landscape and Related Work CPR: accounting
 13-04: Lump Sum and Special Design Pay Items on
Pushbutton Contracts Defined work for bidding
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January 2014 lettings
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COPS changes
 13-12:
Intersection Control Beacon
 Flashing
signal at an intersection
 Pay item description changed from “Flashing Beacon
Controller” to “Intersection Control Beacon”
 Not for use with signs
January 2014 lettings
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COPS changes
 13-13:
Pedestrian Detectors
 Standard
or Accessible
 Pole, post, or pedestal paid separately (no station)
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641 Prestressed Concrete Pole
646 Aluminum Signals Pole (including pedestrian station post)
649 Steel Strain Pole or Mast Arm Assembly
January 2014 lettings
 13-08:
Midblock Crossing
 In-Roadway
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1 assembly includes lights, detectors, signs, cabinet, electronics
 RRFB:
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Rectangular Rapid Flashing Beacon Assembly
1 assembly includes “everything on the post”: beacons, signs,
cabinet, electronics, wiring, pedestrian detector
Single sided or back-to-back
2, 3, or 4 assemblies per crossing
 Pedestrian
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lights
Hybrid Beacon Assembly
1 assembly includes just the 3-section signal with backplate
Minimum of 2 signals per approach (4+ assemblies per crossing)
Separate payment for poles, detectors, cabinet, etc.
Mid Block Crossing examples
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Assembly, by type
Pay Item structure: option for AC or solar power on
654-1 and 654-2.
January 2014 lettings
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Specification Changes
 13-07:
Sidewalk, Curb Ramps, and Detectable
Warnings
 520-
Curb (various types)
 522- Sidewalk and Driveways (includes ramps)
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Removal is included in cost of new sidewalk
 527
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Detectable Warnings
Old: no payment for new / each payment for retrofit
New: Square foot payment for all
Tabulate each location in the plans
Refer to Index 304 for estimated quantities
 Same
for Construction and Maintenance
Index 304, sheet 7 of 7
January 2014 lettings
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Specification Changes
 13-11:
Highway Signing
 Sheeting
requirements updated (reflectivity)
 Added various types of electronic signs
 Separated panels, structures, and beacons
 Consistent pay item structure between items
More on each pay item group…
January 2014 lettings
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Specification Changes
 13-11:
Highway Signing
 700-1-AB
Single Post Sign, per assembly
 700-2-AB Multi Post Sign, per assembly
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Includes sign panel(s), post(s), foundation
B= sheeting area of all panels, NOT wind load area
B=0 for relocate, remove, repair
 Barrier
Mount: Index 11871, max 20 sf wind load area
 Bridge Mount: Index 11870, max wind load on index
Sign Assembly
1 assembly (all 6 panels and post)
1 assembly (all panels and 2 posts)
January 2014 lettings
 13-11:
Highway Signing
 700-3-ABB
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Complete message
Can be used to add a panel to an existing post/structure
DO NOT USE for additional panels on a new assembly
 700-4-ABC
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Sign Panel, each
Overhead Static Sign Structure, each
Static Signs only; DMS sign structures paid under 700-10
Sign panels paid under 700-3
Static Sign Support Structure
700-4-ABC
B=2 Span
700-4-ABC
B=1 Cantilever
700-4-ABC
B=4 Bridge Mount, C=0
January 2014 lettings
 13-11:
Highway Signing
 700-5-AB
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Internally Illuminated Sign, per each
Includes street name signs
Mounted on span wire or mast arm
Support structure paid separately
Maximum 18 sf, per specification
January 2014 lettings
 13-11:
Highway Signing
 700-6-AB
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Highlighted Sign, per assembly
Similar to single post assembly
AC or solar powered
Includes cabinet, LEDs, sign, post, foundation
Need for visibility, cost, maintenance- MUTCD
January 2014 lettings
 13-11:
Highway Signing
 700-7-ABC
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Embedded sign only; static sign support/assembly paid separately
 700-8-ABC
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Embedded Dynamic Message Sign, per each
Front Access Dynamic Message Sign, per each
May be included with a static sign, or used alone
 700-9-ABC
Walk-in Dynamic Message Sign, per each
 700-10-ABC Dynamic Message Sign Support Structure, per
each
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Single Post, Multi-post, overhead bridge mount: Front access signs
Span, Cantilever: Walk-in signs
Dynamic Message Sign examples
Front Access sign examples
2 embedded signs
1 sign panel
1 static sign support structure
Walk-in sign, DMS sign support structure
January 2014 lettings
 13-11:
Highway Signing
 700-11-ABC
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Electronic Display Sign, per assembly
“everything on the post” assembly: Includes the sign(s), support
structure, foundation, cabinet, speed detector
“integrated dynamic display”
AC or solar powered; with/without sign beacons
Ground or overhead mounted- depending on type
January 2014 lettings
 13-11:
Highway Signing
 700-12-AB
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Sign Beacon, per assembly
Intended for adding beacon(s) to static signs
Sign assemblies are paid separately
AC or solar powered
1 or 2 beacons
January 2014 lettings
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Administrative Issues
 13-06:
Crash Cushions
 No
separate payment for repairs. Changes to Section 7Protection of existing property, 3rd party damages
 13-09:
Replacement of Computation Books with Plan
Summary Boxes
 Webinar
for CADD/Designers
 Webinar for Estimators/Reviewers
 Webinar for CEI/Construction Final Estimates
January 2014 lettings
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Administrative Issues
 13-10:
Landscaping PENDING
 Engineering
& Operations Memo from March 2013 is still in
effect.
 Guidelines are pending for
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Contract Type
Specs
Performance Bond
Pay Items
Funding
Coordination
Contract Administration
Questions/Comments
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Pay Items or BOE details
Melissa Hollis, BOE Coordinator
[email protected]
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Guidelines/Handbooks
Specifications
Technical questions
CADD or documentation issues
Design Standards
Construction issues