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2025 BOE Manual
3.3 Project Design Estimate 3.4 Revisions and Addenda 3.5 Estimating Systems for Designers Chapter, and Designer Interface. Design Quantities and Estimates (DQE) Application: A computer application, Design-Build Projects and Proposals 4.4 Push Button/Work Document Projects and Proposals 4.5 A + B, 7.4 Choosing Between Plan Notes, Pay Item Notes, and Summary Table Design Notes Column 7.5 Federal, Table 8.5 Lump Sum Contracts 8.6 Summary Table Examples Chapter 9 – Design Groups/Categories
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to the Department.Controlled cracks are cracks that are designed to occur at specific locations based on the pavement design. All other cracks in the pavement are uncontrolled cracks. Repair uncontrolled cracked slabs, . Controlledcracksarecracksdesignedtooccuratspecificlocationsbased on the pavement design. All other cracks in the pavement, ' Assoc. StateConstructionEngineer 3530000.D01 All Jobs CONCRETE PAVEMENT SLAB REPLACEMENT. (REV, PAVEMENT SLAB REPLACEMENT 353-1 Description. Replacethe existing defective area of concrete pavement
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at specific locations based on the pavement design. All other cracks in the pavement, . Controlledcracksarecracksdesignedtooccuratspecificlocationsbased on the pavement design. All other cracks, CONCRETE PAVEMENT SLAB REPLACEMENT. (REV 11-13-151-12-161-22-16) SECTION 353 is deleted and the following substituted: SECTION 353 CONCRETE PAVEMENT SLAB REPLACEMENT 353-1 Description. Replacethe existing defective area of concrete pavement with portland Pportland cement concrete free of any
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locations based on the pavement design. All other cracks in the pavement are uncontrolled cracks, . Controlledcracksarecracksdesignedtooccuratspecificlocationsbased on the pavement design. All other cracks in the pavement, . StateConstructionEngineer 3530000.D0123 All Jobs CONCRETE PAVEMENT SLAB REPLACEMENT. (REV 11-13-151-12-161-222-4-16) SECTION 353 is deleted and the following substituted: SECTION 353 CONCRETE PAVEMENT SLAB REPLACEMENT 353-1 Description. Replacethe existing defective area of concrete pavement
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conditions. The screening process was designed for identifying locations that require additional, Stop controlled approach Damaged pavement (cracking and potholes) along segment Direct access, - improve pavement and sight distance conditions (trim shrubs, repave, pavement markings). Location, each direction. US-1 priority intersection. Damaged pavement (cracking and potholes) along segment, Inst.). Possible Improvements: Combine with Rank #11, RRR considerations - improve pavement
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: For areas of roadways where the design speed is less than 50 miles per hour, acceptance for pavement, . (A)Forfrictioncourseonhighspeedroadwayswherethe designspeedisequaltoorgreaterthan 50 miles per hour: The acceptance criteria for pavement, Surface Requirements. 330-12.1 General: Construct a smooth pavement with good surface texture, of the roadway unless approved by the Engineer. 330-12.3 Cross Slope: Construct a pavement surface with cross, otherwise by the Engineer) to obtain an accurate transverse slope of the pavement surface
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: For areas of roadways where the design speed is less than 50 miles per hour, acceptance for pavement, . (A)Forfrictioncourseonhighspeedroadwayswherethe designspeedisequaltoorgreaterthan 50 miles per hour: The acceptance criteria for pavement, Surface Requirements. 330-12.1 General: Construct a smooth pavement with good surface texture, of the roadway unless approved by the Engineer. 330-12.3 Cross Slope: Construct a pavement surface with cross, otherwise by the Engineer) to obtain an accurate transverse slope of the pavement surface
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. Designers will enter pay items through the Designer Interface into the proper Design Groups. 4.4.2, is written to the Designer/EOR, unless otherwise shown. However, Designers, Project Managers, of Estimates Manual sets forth the standard methods of documenting design quantities, as well, Database located at http://www.fdot.gov/designsupport/contactdatabase.shtm. Registered users, Design and/or Construction staff in a timely manner, and will be coordinated with other offices
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arterials and appear to be mutually exclusive. Therefore, designers are often forced to merge bicycle traffic with traffic entering a travel lane reduction, or creating their own custom design that does, Micocci Date: 7/9/2024 COMMENT: Standard RRR design scopes very often include ADA ramp, do not depict this condition. designers often either omit the details needed to construct these locations or create various custom designs. As this is a scope of work on the vast majority of RRR
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rehabilitation project. It is the responsibility of the Pavement Design Engineer to ensure that the designs, constructability issues with concrete pavement. When designing the pavement system, the designer, RIGID PAVEMENT DESIGN MANUAL JANUARY 2026 OFFICE OF DESIGN, PAVEMENT MANAGEMENT SECTION, Design Manual Revised: January 2020 Introduction 1-1 RIGID PAVEMENT DESIGN MANUAL CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION 1.1 PURPOSE The objective of this manual is to provide a Pavement Design Engineer
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and intersection designs. • Proposed changes to the design speed or posted speed limits, Florida Greenbook Manual of Uniform Minimum Standards for Design, Construction and Maintenance, Morris Florida Department of Transportation – Roadway Design Office Topic # 625-000-015 20232018 Manual of Uniform Minimum Standards for Design, Construction and Maintenance for Streets and Highways, PLANNING AND DESIGN ................................................... 1-1 B CLASSIFICATION
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Assembly FY 2024-25 1 Index 700-120 Enhanced Highway Signing Assembly Design Criteria FDOT Design Manual (FDM) Design Assumptions and Limitations The designs shown in Index 700-120 are based, ). Modifications to these designs may significantly affect the crashworthiness of the system and should not be done without consultation with the State Roadway Design Office. Except for an Overhead Sign, ” designation of the selected roadside Enhanced Highway Signing Assembly. These are provided to facilitate ease
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Assembly FY 2025-26 1 Index 700-120 Enhanced Highway Signing Assembly Design Criteria FDOT Design Manual (FDM) Design Assumptions and Limitations The designs shown in Index 700-120 are based, ). Modifications to these designs may significantly affect the crashworthiness of the system and should not be done without consultation with the State Roadway Design Office. Except for an Overhead, ” designation of the selected roadside Enhanced Highway Signing Assembly. These are provided
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Assembly FY 2026-27 1 Index 700-120 Enhanced Highway Signing Assembly Design Criteria FDOT Design Manual (FDM) Design Assumptions and Limitations The designs shown in Index 700-120 are based, ). Modifications to these designs may significantly affect the crashworthiness of the system and should not be done without consultation with the State Roadway Design Office. Except for an Overhead, ” designation of the selected roadside Enhanced Highway Signing Assembly. These are provided
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Designs for highway and bridge projects are based on established design controls for the various, . (2) Desired capacity and Level of Service. (3) Design consistency. (4) Cost effective designs, be used for the analysis and evaluation of proposed designs. 201.1.2 Design Consistency Design, to operational or geometric conditions. Consistent signing and pavement marking designs, used in pavement design to determine the vehicular loadings on the pavement. The proposed pavement
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Asphalt Pavement within the three-year warranty period. Failure to timely designate the Responsible Party, on the project, the Contractor shall designate a Responsible Party to accept responsibility for maintaining the Value Added Asphalt Pavement, when remedial work is required. When the scope, or base below the pavement included in the Contract, the Responsible Party may be either the Contractor or the Department approved subcontractor performing the Value Added Asphalt Pavement work. When
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CR557_90%_Drainage_Design_Documentation, shall be designed to the FDOT Design Index. 2.2.5 Side Drains Side drains may be bituminous coated, POLK COUNTY PROJECT NO. 18-73 DRAINAGE DESIGN DOCUMENTATION CR 557 (Buena Vista Drive, in this Drainage Design Documentation. The Drainage Design Documentation supports the design approach, are standard to the professional practice of civil engineering as applied through design standards, . 1000 Orlando, Florida 32803 CR 557 (Buena Vista Drive) Widening Drainage Design Documentation
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2024-25 1 Index 521-010 Opaque Visual Barrier (OVB) Design Criteria FDOT Design Manual (FDM); AASHTO Roadside Design Guide , 4th Edition; NCHRP Synthesis of Highway Practice 66 Design Assumptions, screen; it is designed to withstand wind loading, light debris, and minor contact from errant vehicles. OVB is not intended to resist or shield against errant vehicle impact loads; it is designed, for OVB atop the section that is on the opposite side of the toll loop pavement. At the discretion
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2025-26 1 Index 521-010 Opaque Visual Barrier (OVB) Design Criteria FDOT Design Manual (FDM); AASHTO Roadside Design Guide, 4th Edition; NCHRP Synthesis of Highway Practice 66 Design Assumptions, screen; it is designed to withstand wind loading, light debris, and minor contact from errant vehicles. OVB is not intended to resist or shield against errant vehicle impact loads; it is designed, atop the section that is on the opposite side of the toll loop pavement. At the discretion
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the section that is on the opposite side of the toll loop pavement. At the discretion of the designer, 2026-27 1 Index 521-010 Opaque Visual Barrier (OVB) Design Criteria FDOT Design Manual (FDM); AASHTO Roadside Design Guide, 4th Edition; NCHRP Synthesis of Highway Practice 66 Design Assumptions, is designed to withstand wind loading, light debris, and minor contact from errant vehicles. OVB is not intended to resist or shield against errant vehicle impact loads; it is designed to yield
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