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Exhibit 210-1

 01/01/2025 EXHIBIT 210-1 LANE DIVERGENCE AND CONVERGENCE FOR CENTERED ROADWAYS NOT TO SCALE 4-LANE DIVIDED TO 2-LANE UNDIVIDED 4-LANE DIVIDED TO 4-LANE UNDIVIDED 4-LANE UNDIVIDED TO 2-LANE UNDIVIDED L* L* L** L** 2L* L = WS 2 60 FOR DESIGN SPEEDS ≤ 40 mph FOR DESIGN SPEEDS ≥ 45 mph L = WS ** W = 1/2 MEDIAN WIDTH * W = ONE LANE WIDTH S = DESIGN SPEED, mph W = WIDTH OF LATERAL TRANSITION, FEET WHERE: L = LENGTH OF TAPER, FEET

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Roadway Criteria

Roadway Design Criteria Learn More Join Our Team Get on Board, Previous Next Roadway Design Office Standard Plans Drainage Design Quality Assurance Pavement Design Landscape Architecture Standard Specifications Welcome to Roadway Design Criteria Administrator: Rhonda Taylor, P.E. - Roadway Design Criteria Administrator FDOT Design Manual Current Design Manual FDM (2018

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Exhibit 210-1

 01/01/2025 EXHIBIT 210-1 LANE DIVERGENCE AND CONVERGENCE FOR CENTERED ROADWAYS NOT TO SCALE 4-LANE DIVIDED TO 2-LANE UNDIVIDED 4-LANE DIVIDED TO 4-LANE UNDIVIDED 4-LANE UNDIVIDED TO 2-LANE UNDIVIDED L* L* L** L** 2L* L = WS 2 60 FOR DESIGN SPEEDS ≤ 40 mph FOR DESIGN SPEEDS ≥ 45 mph L = WS ** W = 1/2 MEDIAN WIDTH * W = ONE LANE WIDTH S = DESIGN SPEED, mph W = WIDTH OF LATERAL TRANSITION, FEET WHERE: L = LENGTH OF TAPER, FEET

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SDGChapter8F

 Structures Design Guidelines - Appendix 8F Topic No. 625-020-018 Movable Bridges - Naming Conventions January 2025 8F-1 4-LEAF Structures Design Guidelines - Appendix 8F Topic No. 625-020-018 Movable Bridges - Naming Conventions January 2025 8F-2 2-LEAF Structures Design Guidelines - Appendix 8F Topic No. 625-020-018 Movable Bridges - Naming Conventions January 2025 8F-3 MACHINERY

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1450200.resp

 1450200 Geosynthetic Reinforcement COMMENTS FROM INTERNAL/INDUSTRY REVIEW Will Gelner (352) 363-9196 willg@dabcon.com Comments: (Industry, 11-16-17) "FDOT Design Manual" is inconsistent with "Florida Design Manual" that has been used an incorporated into previous specification changes (SEE 1020000) Response: Agree. Specification 102-4 will be updated to “FDOT Design Manual.” Thank you. ******************************************************************************

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3520800-723resp

 3520800 All Jobs 3520800 GRINDING CONCRETE PAVEMENT COMMENTS FROM INTERNAL/INDUSTRY REVIEW John Bosnoian, P.E., C.W.I (904) 903-0934 jbosnoian@hntb.com Comments: (9-1-22 Industry) Would this additional pay quantity be eligible for design build lump sum projects as well? Response, to the Design Build Boiler Plate and Lump Sum Special Provisions so the proposed changes would also apply to Design Build/Lump Sum projects. ******************************************************************************

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Exhibit 210-1

 01/01/2025 EXHIBIT 210-1 LANE DIVERGENCE AND CONVERGENCE FOR CENTERED ROADWAYS NOT TO SCALE 4-LANE DIVIDED TO 2-LANE UNDIVIDED 4-LANE DIVIDED TO 4-LANE UNDIVIDED 4-LANE UNDIVIDED TO 2-LANE UNDIVIDED L* L* L** L** 2L* L = WS 2 60 FOR DESIGN SPEEDS ≤ 40 mph FOR DESIGN SPEEDS ≥ 45 mph L = WS ** W = 1/2 MEDIAN WIDTH * W = ONE LANE WIDTH S = DESIGN SPEED, mph W = WIDTH OF LATERAL TRANSITION, FEET WHERE: L = LENGTH OF TAPER, FEET

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SDGChapter8F

 Structures Design Guidelines - Appendix 8F Topic No. 625-020-018 Movable Bridges - Naming Conventions January 2026 8F-1 4-LEAF Structures Design Guidelines - Appendix 8F Topic No. 625-020-018 Movable Bridges - Naming Conventions January 2026 8F-2 2-LEAF Structures Design Guidelines - Appendix 8F Topic No. 625-020-018 Movable Bridges - Naming Conventions January 2026 8F-3 MACHINERY

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3340102.origind

/Subarticles: Telephone: email: Will the proposed revision involve Design Standard Index changes? Yes No Roadway Design staff contacted (name): Structures Design staff contacted (name): Will the proposed revision involve PPM changes? Yes No Roadway Design staff contacted (name, ): Will this revision necessitate any of the following: Design Bulletin Construction Bulletin Estimates Bulletin, : The requirements for Type SP Asphalt Concrete mixtures are based on the design traffic level of the project

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9730000.origind

, Design Standards, SDG, CPAM or other manual? Structures Manual, Materials Manual Are all references, in the redline)? Is a Design Bulletin, Construction Memo, or Estimates Bulletin needed? Yes, it, and Charles Boyd of the State Structures Design Office update the language for industry practice, custom designs may be used in place of QPL listed products. For Contractor-developed custom designs, in the materials section of the ASCE, Pre-Standard for Load & Resistance Factor Design (LRFD

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InitialChecklist

detailed information on the individual’s position in the project (Designer of Record, Project Manager, etc.) and the components that were actually designed by the individual. Resumes Guidance

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0080100.resp

 0080100 PROSECUTION AND PROGRESS COMMENTS FROM INTERNAL/INDUSTRY REVIEW Deborah Ihsan FDOT 954-777-4387 Comments: (4-22-15) Is this asking for Professional service contracts (designers, surveyors, specialty engineers, etc) , service contracts (waste disposal, Office cleaners, payroll companies), or just rental agreements? Response: In the past we have accepted a day labor form that was not a legal binding agreement. This could have caused us problems if any of you ever were faced

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Pt2Ch19_073124_clean

are designated with respect to the NAAQS as being “attainment,” “nonattainment,” “maintenance,” or “unclassifiable.” Areas with documented air pollutant levels less than the NAAQS are designated attainment. Areas with documented air pollutant levels greater than the NAAQS are designated nonattainment. Maintenance areas are nonattainment areas that have been re-designated to attainment status. An area is designated as unclassifiable when the EPA is not able to determine an area’s status after

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FDOT_AAM_FAQ_Document_Final

shares many of the same characteristics as a traditional heliport but is specifcally designed, are working on hybrid-electric or hydrogen fuel designs. ARE EVTOL AIRCRAFT SAFE? Ye s, the FA A i s, eVTOL aircraft. To o p e rate commercially, these aircraft must pass rigorous design tests, process. HOW NOISY WILL THEY BE? eVTOL aircraft are designed to be quieter than traditional helicopters, but is specifcally designed to accommodate eVTOL aircraft. At a minimum, it consists of a landing pad

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New Bidders’ Orientation (D6)

Business Development Initiative (BDI) designated projects set aside for small businesses, computer (it is free) to open the bidding documents and prepare your bid • Be sure to designate a folder, the documents and save them to your computer. Be sure to designate a place to save the file, such as your C

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D3000000.do

is between 100 and 150ºF [40 and 65ºC]. The Engineer will designate the actual temperature to ensure uniform, or by hand methods. Heat the bituminous material to a suitable temperature as designated by the Engineer, of Application: The Engineer will designate the curing period for the tack coat. Apply the tack coat

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