Fiber Reinforced Polymer Composites


 

The following information has been provided to guide you in the materials acceptance process. To obtain a copy of the documents listed below, please click on the appropriate hyperlink or contact the State Materials Office Corrosion and Materials Durability Unit.

Material/Producer Listing

 

Fiber Reinforced Polymer Sources
This document contains a listing of sources with accepted quality control plans.

 

Producers who are interested in adding their name to the Plastic and Metal Pipe Source Listing should review the Guidelines for Adding a Producer to the Materials/Producer Listings.

Manuals

 

Materials Manual
The Materials Manual (MM) contains instructions needed to complete the Quality Assurance and Materials Acceptance portion of Department of Transportation contracts. It is designed to give details to Department representatives for administering items mandated in Florida Statutes, Rules and/or Contract Specifications and the successful completion of road and bridge contracts. This Manual ensures consistency in carrying out Department policies to ensure that the quality of all materials and workmanship used in the completion of construction contracts are evaluated on a fair and equal basis.

Materials Bulletins

 

Materials Bulletins
The information provided in a Materials Bulletin is meant to function as an addendum to the contract documents. For questions for concerns regarding the information contained within these documents, please contact the related State Materials Office technical unit.

Quality Control Checklists

 

Quality Control Program Checklist - Materials Manual Section 5.6
This document is a step-by-step guideline for the development of an effective Quality Control Program.

Specifications/STRG

 

Specifications
Standard Specifications for Road and Bridge Construction.

 

Developmental Specifications
Specifications developed around a new process, procedure, or material approved for limited use by the State Specifications and Estimates Office. These specifications are signed and sealed by the professional engineer responsible for authorizing their use and monitoring their performance in the field.

 

Sampling, Testing and Reporting Guide (STRG)
The STRG provides information on the frequency of the sampling and testing of materials. Both the STRG and the Job Guide Schedule (JGS) are now part of the MAC application. Instructions for both the STRG and the JGS can both be found on the MAC page and then going to the training section.