The vendor is required to provide topographic survey and utility assessment are required to facilitate continued development of the master plan and early design and demolition efforts.
- Topographic survey
• Survey shall include topography and other key features, including existing building footprints, roads, walks, pavement edges, trees over 9 inches in diameter, tree clusters, drainageways, grade breaks, walls, fences, manholes, valves, vaults, pull boxes, pedestals, utility poles, and other utility information, as available, from locates.
• Measurements (inverts) through surface access points to model the underground piping and structures for both sanitary sewer and storm drain systems.
• Show sizes and materials of below ground utilities based on field observations, as-built plans, utility company as-builts, and field markings.
• Aerial and traditional survey methods can be combined.
• Horizontal and vertical accuracy of +/- 0.1 foot
• Sufficient data shall be collected to accurately define horizontal and vertical break-line data and provide a digital terrain model.
- Utility assessment
• Provide known existing public utility information based on record information, surface evidence, and as-built drawings.
• Contact state one call design system and submit a locate request for public utilities.
• Record information and as-built drawings from the utility providers, labeling such information as quality level “d” (QLD), as outlined in the asce-38-02, standard guideline, for the collection and depiction of existing subsurface utility data.
- Questions/Inquires Deadline: August 4, 2025
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