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694Weather Monitoring and Reporting System

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SECTION 694 — Weather Monitoring and Reporting System

694.1General Description

Furnish, install, test, and provide warranty and training for a weather monitoring and reporting system comprised of equipment and materials as specified herein and shown in the Contract documents. 694.1.01 Definitions, Acronyms, and Abbreviations

A.Definitions
1.ESS, Type 1: a stationary ESS with RPU and environmental sensors mounted on an existing or new structure

or pole and/or installed on the surface.

2.ESS, Type 2: same as Type 1 except with solar power system.
3.ESS, Type 3: a mobile ESS with sensors mounted on vehicle and wireless communications.
4.RPU: a processor that collects, pre-processes, and archives ESS sensor and device data.
5.Watch-Dog: built-in circuitry and capability for a system or equipment to monitor and detect failures or

issues.

B.Acronyms and Abbreviations

Refer to Sections 101.01 and 942.1.01.B for a list of acronyms, abbreviations, and terminology used in this section. 694.1.02 Related References

A.GDOT Standard Specifications
1.Section 639 – Strain Poles for Overhead Sign and Signal Assemblies
2.Section 682 – Electrical Wire, Cable, and Conduit
3.Section 926 – Wireless Communications Equipment
4.Section 939 – Communications and Electronic Equipment
5.Section 942 – ITS General Requirements
B.Referenced Documents
1.Refer to Section 942.1.02.B for a list of standards and documents referenced in this section.

694.1.03 Submittals Refer to Section 942.1.04 for submittal requirements. Requirements for ESS equipment, components, and materials are specified herein.

694.2Materials

694.2.01 Weather Monitoring and Reporting System Requirements

A.General
1.Comply with ISO 9001 or Six Sigma quality manufacturing requirements.

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2.Provide only equipment and materials that are new and of like kind and function provided by one

manufacturer, using the same model, part number, revision, and firmware for each type of sensor as shown and specified in the Contract documents.

3.Provide weather monitoring and reporting system components that are capable of interoperability and

connectivity with the existing statewide ESS system and GDOT Central Software.

B.ESS Sensor
1.Provide ESS sensors that collect, store, and transmit the following atmospheric, pavement condition, and

subsurface data:

a.Atmospheric sensors installed along the roadway or on bridges (mounted on existing or new structure or

pole and/or installed on the surface): i. Air temperature data ii. Relative humidity data iii. Ultrasonic Wind data iv. Barometric pressure data

v.Precipitation data

vi. Visibility data

b.Pavement sensors (located in, above, or under the pavement):
i.Pavement condition data

ii. Surface condition data

c.Subsurface (subsoil) sensor (located in the first travel lane or paved shoulder as approved by

the Department).

2.Provide ESS sensors that send their respective data as specified herein to the RPU.
3.Provide ESS sensors and other field equipment that are made of UV, heat, and corrosion-resistant materials.
4.Provide shielded, outdoor-rated cabling with UV stable jacket from the RPU to each sensor in compliance

with the ESS manufacturer requirements.

5.It is acceptable to provide sensors that can support multiple measurements of different types.
6.Provide ultrasonic anemometers and other ESS sensors having no moving parts, unless otherwise specified in

the Contract documents.

7.Provide ancillary equipment, including aspirated radiation shields, needed for sensors to meet performance

requirements defined in this section.

8.Provide weathertight molded cables capable of operating at extended cabling lengths up to 1,000 ft from the

sensor to the RPU.

9.Provide atmospheric sensors that meet the minimum performance requirements identified below and in

Table 1.

a.Air Temperature and Humidity Sensor

i. Provide a sensor that measures air temperature using a resistive sensor. ii. Provide a sensor that measures relative humidity using a capacitive sensor. 1326 1326 1326 1326 1326

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b.Ultrasonic Wind Sensor
i.Provide a sensor that continuously measures wind speed and wind direction.

ii. Provide a sensor that sends wind data to the RPU, including average wind speed, average wind direction, and peak gust and gust wind direction, determined over a 10 to 60-minute time interval as defined by the user, unless otherwise specified in the Contract documents.

c.Barometric Pressure Sensor
i.Provide a sensor that obtains absolute atmospheric pressure.

ii. Provide a sensor that can be calibrated for different altitudes.

d.Precipitation Sensor
i.Provide a sensor that measures the accumulation and rate or intensity of precipitation.

ii. Provide a sensor that detects visible precipitation in liquid and frozen form. iii. Provide a sensor that provides a yes/no indicator until a classification has been determined. iv. Provide a sensor that adds a classification for the following types of precipitation:

a.Rain (light, moderate, and heavy)
b.Freezing rain (light, moderate, and heavy)
c.Snow (light, moderate, and heavy)
d.Precipitation, not categorized (light, moderate, and heavy)
e.Visibility Sensor
i.Provide a sensor that detects fog, smoke, or a combination thereof.

ii. Provide a sensor with transmitter hood and the capability to minimize dew build-up on the window of the sensor. iii. Provide a sensor that minimizes the amount and effects of dirt contamination and ice formation on the sensor window. iv. Provide a sensor that uses the forward scatter principle for the determination of optical visibility in the range designated in Table 1. 1327 1327 1327 1327 1327

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TABLE 1 – ATMOSPHERIC SENSOR PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS Sensor Sensor Measurement Requirement Accuracy Range Operating Range Air Temperature and Humidity Air Temperature ±0.5°F (±0.3°C) -40°F to 140°F (-40°C to 60°C) Relative Humidity (RH) ±3% (0% to 90% RH) ±5% (90% to 100% RH) 0 to 100% Ultrasonic Wind Wind Speed ±3% from 0 to 77 mph (0 to 124 kph) ±5% from 78 to 120 mph (125 to 193 kph) 0 to 120 mph (0 to 193 kph) Resolution: 0.03 mph Wind Direction ±3 degrees at speed >0.45 mph (>0.72 kph) 0 to 360 degrees Resolution: 0.1 degrees Barometric Pressure Barometric Pressure ±1.0 millibar (±0.03 inch of mercury [inHg]) 800 to 1,080 millibars (23.6 to 31.9 inHg) Precipitation Precipitation Type Yes/No (90% reproducibility), light rain, rain, and ice N/A Precipitation Rate ±0.02 in/hour (±0.5 mm/hour) 0 to 8 in/hour (0 to 20 cm/hour) Precipitation Accumulation ±0.02 in (±0.5 mm) 0 to 8 in (0 to 20 cm) Visibility Visibility ±10% at 100 ft (30 m) to 1-mile (1.6 km) range ±15% at 1-mile (1.6 km) to 10 miles (16 km) range 100 ft to 52,800 ft (30 m to 16,000 m)

10.Provide a non-invasive (no physical impact to the pavement) pavement or surface sensor that meets the

minimum performance requirements identified below and in Table 2.

a.Provide a sensor that measures the temperature using IR technology.
b.Provide a sensor that takes a surface or pavement temperature reading at no more than

three-minute intervals.

c.Provide a sensor that determines pavement or surface status as follows:
i.Dry – Absence of moisture on the surface sensor.

ii. Damp – Trace pavement moisture above freezing (no precipitation). iii. Wet – Precipitation has occurred and there is a continuous layer of water or moisture on the pavement. iv. Ice – Detection of ice layer formation on the pavement.

v.Snow – Detection of snow accumulation on the pavement.
11.Provide an in-pavement sensor that meets the minimum performance requirements identified below and

in Table 2.

a.Provide a sensor that measures surface temperature.
b.Provide a sensor that measures pavement friction or a grip level (critical to dry).

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TABLE 2 – PAVEMENT CONDITION SENSOR PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS Sensor Sensor Measurement Requirement Accuracy Range Operating Range Surface Temperature Surface Temperature ±0.5°F (±0.3°C) −40°F to 140°F (−40°C to 60°C) Resolution: 0.1°F (0.06°C) Surface Status Dry N/A Damp Wet Ice Snow Surface Condition Ice Layer ±0.004 in (±0.1 mm) 0 to 0.06 in (0 to 2 mm) Water Layer ±0.004 in (±0.1 mm) 0 to 0.06 in (0 to 2 mm) Grip Level N/A 0.01 to 1

12.Provide a subsurface sensor that meets the minimum performance requirements identified below and in

Table 3.

a.Provide a sensor that measures subsurface temperature.
b.Provide a sensor that measures the temperature at depths up to 18 in below the pavement layer, unless

otherwise indicated in the Contract documents. TABLE 3 – SUBSURFACE SENSOR PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS Sensor Sensor Measurement Requirement Accuracy Range Operating Range Subsurface Temperature Subsurface Temperature ±0.4°F (±0.22°C) -40°F to 140°F (-40°C to 60°C) Resolution: 0.1°F (0.06°C)

C.RPU
1.Provide RPU that can collect, store, and process sensor data to describe current weather conditions.
2.Provide RPU that accepts a minimum of 10 sensors concurrently and can be expanded to accept up to five

additional sensors.

3.Provide RPU that allows for interoperability and connectivity to multiple vendors’ sensor products.
4.Support local digital RS-232 and RS-485, analog, and Ethernet communications to sensors.
5.Provide RPU that uses “watch-dog” circuitry and monitors its’ own operation and resets itself if the RPU

software enters an indeterminate state by itself or by a user administrator.

6.Provide RPU that can be reset from a centralized control location.
7.Provide RPU circuitry, including voltage inputs, sensor inputs, and communications ports, with transient and

surge protection.

8.Provide RPU that uses SNMP traps to alert a system operator of alarm conditions.

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a.Provide RPU that issues an alert if its power supply is low or if there has been a complete power loss.
b.Provide RPU that sends a message to the system operator when the unit returns to normal operation.
9.Provide RPU that connects a dry contact solid state relay to open or closed based on any weather condition

parameter sensed by the ESS sensor.

10.Provide RPU that uses sensor data to calculate the precipitation (any type) start and end time, time since

last precipitation, forecasted snow or rain accumulation (equal to previous time interval), and probability of precipitation.

11.Provide RPU that uses non-invasive sensor data to calculate or determine the depth of precipitation including

water and ice, percent of ice, snow/ice warning, snow/ice watch, wet below freezing, and frost condition.

12.Provide RPU that uses in-pavement sensor data to calculate or determine the average surface temperature

and average grip level.

13.Provide RPU that uses subsurface sensor data to calculate or determine the average subsurface temperature

to display temperature data incrementally by depth of reading.

14.Provide RPU with the capability to record and archive automated ESS sensor observations for a minimum

period of three calendar days and provides user-selectable interval of archived observations between 1 and 20 minutes.

15.Provide RPU with software that has a user interface on the RPU (either through web or an external display) for

troubleshooting, sensor configuration, and routine maintenance.

16.Provide RPU that supports remote firmware upgrades and sensor calibrations without the need for personnel

to be on-site.

D.Mobile ESS (Type 3 Only)
1.Provide mobile ESS sensors that meet the minimum performance requirements identified below and in

Table 4.

2.Provide mobile ESS with new, corrosion-resistant sensors.
3.Provide mobile ESS that operates with different surface materials (asphalt, concrete) without

special calibration.

4.Provide mobile ESS that maintains continuous performance even with pavement damage and potholes in

the road.

5.Provide mobile ESS sensor on the exterior front of the vehicle that measures surface temperature, air

temperature, and humidity in real time.

6.Provide mobile ESS sensor on the exterior rear of the vehicle that measures pavement conditions (dry, moist,

wet, ice), provides the thickness of any water or ice detected on the pavement, and calculates the friction of

the pavement.

7.Provide mobile ESS that operates within a DC power range of 12 to 24 VDC.
8.Provide mobile ESS that integrates with automated vehicle location units.

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E.Communications and Network
1.Support direct fiber-based 10/100 Ethernet connections, Ethernet-based broadband cellular, or IEEE 802.11

wireless connectivity for transport of ESS data to the TMC as specified in the Contract documents.

2.For sites utilizing broadband cellular service for providing network connectivity to the TMC, utilize the

Department’s current cellular telecommunication service provider. Refer to Section 926.2.01.F for broadband

cellular router requirements.

3.Comply with NTCIP 1204 v03 or later.
4.Provide NTCIP conformance documentation with PRL with the materials submittal package.
5.Provide support to the Department in making the weather monitoring and reporting system data from the

ESSs available to the National Weather Service for use by the Meteorological Assimilation Data Ingest System

or successor program software. The data shall be pushed at regular intervals from a central ESS server to a

known site, such as a hosted FTP server. RPU communication with the hosted server shall utilize NTCIP-ESS

protocol. The RPU shall allow the server to poll the RPU via Ethernet communications. The data shall be

formatted in a common data format (e.g., .csv or .xml) for exporting into other system(s).

F.Mechanical
1.Provide equipment that is permanently marked with manufacturer name or trademark, part number, and

serial number.

2.Provide conductive contact surfaces or pins that are made of a noncorrosive, nonrusting, conductive metal.
3.Do not use self-tapping screws on the exterior of the assembly.
4.Provide parts that are made of corrosion and UV-resistant materials, such as plastic, stainless steel, anodized

aluminum, brass, or gold-plated metal.

5.Provide assembly and mounting hardware, including nuts, bolts, external screws, and locking washers

<5/8 in. (15.8 mm) in diameter, that are made of Type 304 or 316, stainless steel meeting the requirements

of ASTM F593 and ASTM F594.

6.Provide assembly hardware ≥5/8 in. (15.8 mm) in diameter that are galvanized meeting the requirements of

ASTM F3125.

G.Electrical
1.Provide DC conversion for any equipment requiring DC power.
2.Supply DC-to-DC or AC-to-DC conversion as required and voltage converter for devices that require

operating voltages <120 VAC.

3.When required in the Contract documents, connect to a field UPS as specified in Section 939.2.07.
4.ESS Type 1 only: Provide the capability to operate using 120 VAC (±10%) 50/60 Hz (±5%).
5.ESS Type 2 only: Provide the capability to operate using 12 VDC (±10%) power provided from a solar power

system meeting the minimum solar power system requirements specified in Section 939.2.08.

6.ESS Type 3 only: Provide the capability to operate using 12 VDC (±10%) as provided from a standard vehicle

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H.Field Cabinet

Provide system components that are compatible with the field cabinet as shown in the Contract documents. The

field cabinet is not included in the pay items defined in Section 694.5.

I.Mounting and Support Structure
1.Mount ESS atmospheric sensors, ESS field cabinet, and other required components on a single existing or

new Department support structure or pole unless otherwise specified in the Contract documents.

2.Provide new support brackets, mounting hardware, and ancillary materials to mount ESS sensors and

components.

TABLE 4 – MOBILE ESS SENSOR PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS

Sensor Sensor

Measurement

Requirement

Accuracy Range Operating Range Frequency of

Reading

Air Temperature and

Relative Humidity

Air Temperature ±0.5°F

(±0.3°C)

-22°F to 122°F

(-30°C to 50°C)

10 times per second

Relative Humidity

(RH)

±3% (0% to 90% RH)

±5% (90% to 100% RH)

0 to 100%

Surface Temperature Surface

Temperature

±1.1°F

(±0.6°C)

Surface Status Dry N/A N/A 10 times per second

Wet

Damp or Moist

Frost

Snow and Ice

Surface Condition Ice Layer ±0.1 mm (up to 1.0 mm)

±0.004 in

0 to 0.06 in

(0 to 2 mm)

Water Layer ±0.1 mm (up to 1.0 mm)

±0.004 in

0 to 0.06 in

(0 to 2 mm)

Grip Level N/A 0.01 to 1

J.Environmental
1.Provide ESS equipment and components capable of operating in the following minimum temperature range

and humidity levels:

a.-40°F (-40°C) through 140°F (60°C) for outside the vehicle and -13°F (−25°C) through 122°F (50°C) for

inside the vehicle

b.Up to 95% relative humidity (non-condensing)
2.Comply with NEMA 250, Type 4X corrosion requirements when installed within 5 miles (8 km) of the coast line.
3.Comply with IEC EN 60068-2, NEMA TS-2 Sections 2.1.9 and 2.1.10, or approved equivalent vibration and

shock testing requirements.

4.Comply with IEC EN 61000-4-5 surge immunity testing requirements.
5.Provide ESS system that can withstand wind speeds of 100 mph (161 kph) with a 20% gust factor.

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6.Comply with the following EMC emission standards:
a.FCC Part 15, Subpart B, Class B and FCC Public Notice 2019-01.
b.IEC EN 61326-1

694.3Construction

The construction and installation of the ESS equipment, materials, components, and assemblies as specified

herein shall meet the requirements in this section and the ESS manufacturers’ installation requirements

and recommendations.

694.3.01 Construction Requirements

A.General Construction
1.The Department may require the Contractor to demonstrate the proposed ESS prior to deployment in regard

to providing interoperability and connectivity with the existing statewide ESS system.

2.Install ESS sensors, RPUs, associated ESS field cabinets, and equipment at the locations specified in the

Contract documents and per ESS manufacturer recommendations.

3.Coordinate with and support the Department in the installation of mobile ESS onto selected state vehicles as

required by the Contract documents.

4.Mount ESS components and sensors on new or existing structures or poles or install on the surface unless

otherwise stated in the Contract documents.

5.Unless detailed otherwise in the Contract documents, mount atmospheric sensors except anemometers at

ESS cabinet-top height, approximately 10 ft. (3 m) above pavement surface grade.

6.Mount anemometers at the top of the tower or pole. If local restrictions prevent installing the anemometers at

the top, install the anemometers at a minimum height of 16 ft. (4.9 m) above pavement surface grade.

7.Mount sensors and devices on a mounting bracket such that the height and position provide a clear view of

the lanes.

8.Mount the device such that it is rigid and not subject to vibration. The mounting bracket assembly shall

include a sensor mounting bracket, pipe, and all associated hardware and materials.

9.Install ESS power supply or transformer on a standard DIN rail using standard mounting hardware and power

conductors wired to terminal blocks in the ESS field cabinet.

10.Install primary power that is fused for 15A with surge protection that is compliant with UL 497B to protect the

power and control and return conductors along with site equipment, and in compliance with the ESS

manufacturer’s recommendations.

11.Install surge protection and cabling that comply with manufacturer’s recommendations at a minimum, or as

specified in the Contract documents.

12.Install cabling and wiring internal to a pole, in conduit attached to truss members, or in underground conduit.
13.Provide cable connections that are manufacturer-rated and protected from outside elements.
14.Coordinate with the Department to establish electrical utility service as specified in Section 682.
a.Verify with the local power service provider to ensure that the provided equipment is compatible with the

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b.Contractor shall be responsible for paying for electrical service as required from the time of testing up

to the issuance of the MAL by the Department at which time the service provider account shall be

transferred to the Department.

15.Provide exposed cabling and connections that are outdoor-rated or wrapped with self-sealing tape for

weathertight and moisture seal.

16.For in-pavement and subsurface sensors:
a.Locate sensors as specified in the Contract documents.
b.Install buried lead-in cable in conduit at subsurface elevation in unpaved locations (i.e., from pole or tower

to roadway edge of pavement).

c.Install lead-in cable in the pavement in compliance with the manufacturer’s recommendations.
d.Install surface sensors flush with the roadway surface or as directed by the Department.
e.Provide wiring and cables that are continuous (without splices); except for surge protection connections

between sensor and ESS field cabinet, so that ESSs are protected from lightning-induced surges.

17.Install cables for all sensors through the bottom of the ESS field cabinet that houses the RPU.
18.Tape ends of unused and spare conductors to prevent accidental contact to other circuits. Label all

conductors inside the ESS field cabinet.

19.Establish power service as required and pay for electrical service from deployment set-up to the issuance of

the MAL at which time the Contractor shall arrange and schedule for the transfer of service to the Department.

B.ESS Commissioning
1.Upon completion of the ESS equipment installation, the following shall be performed by personnel certified by

the ESS manufacturer, if applicable:

a.Make final sensor connections to the RPU.
b.Perform final system checks, sensor alignments, software setup, and software configuration to provide a

fully operational ESS.

c.Provide test support for the entire system.
2.Commissioning shall include the following items:
a.Verification that the installed ESS equipment is powered up, online, and communicating with the

host server.

b.Verification that the ESS is fully calibrated, properly installed, safely mounted, and ready for use.

694.3.02 Equipment Configuration and Integration Requirements

Refer to Section 942.3.03 for ESS RPU and component configuration and integration requirements.

694.3.03 Testing Requirements

Refer to Section 942.3.04 for testing requirements.

694.3.04 Training Requirements

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694.3.05 Warranty and Maintenance Support Services

A.Warranty Requirements
1.Provide a minimum warranty length of five years for ESS and associated components. If the manufacturer’s

warranties for the components are for a longer period, those longer period warranties shall apply.

2.Refer to Section 942.3.02 for general warranty requirements.
B.Maintenance Support Services

Refer to Section 942.3.02 for maintenance support services requirements.

694.4Measurement

The ESS and training that are complete, in place, accepted, and of the kind, size, and type specified will be measured

as follows:

A.ESS, Type 1

The Type 1 ESS will be measured for payment by the number installed, completed, functional, and accepted.

Unless otherwise specified in the Contract documents, furnish, install, test, and provide warranty for the following

minimum items as part of an ESS stationary system: atmospheric sensors, pavement condition sensors, and

ancillary equipment or incidental items, including wiring and cabling, mounting hardware, power supplies,

grounding, surge protection devices, and power connections, and power service to make a complete and fully

operational ESS.

B.ESS, Type 2

Same as ESS Type 1 except with solar power system.

C.ESS, Type 3

The Type 3 ESS will be measured for payment by the number installed within vehicles, completed, functional, and

accepted. Unless otherwise specified in the Contract documents, furnish, install, test, and provide warranty for the

following minimum items as part of an ESS mobile system: atmospheric sensors, surface condition sensors,

interface unit and processor, and ancillary equipment or incidental items, including wiring and cabling, mounting

hardware, and power supplies, to make a complete and fully operational mobile ESS.

D.ESS Sensors

The ESS sensors including 1) pavement sensor, non-invasive: 2) atmospheric sensor, visibility: 3) atmospheric

sensor, air temperature and relative humidity: 4) atmospheric sensor, ultrasonic wind: 5) atmospheric sensor,

barometric pressure: 6) atmospheric sensor, precipitation: and 7) subsoil sensor will be measured for payment by

the number installed, completed, functional, tested, and accepted. Unless otherwise specified in the Contract

documents, furnish, install, and provide warranty for ESS sensors and ancillary equipment or incidental items,

including wiring and cabling, and mounting hardware, to make a complete and fully operational mobile ESS.

E.RPU

The RPU will be measured for payment by the number installed, completed, functional, tested, and accepted.

Unless otherwise specified in the Contract documents, furnish, install, and provide warranty for RPU and ancillary

equipment or incidental items, including wiring and cabling, and rack mounting hardware, to make a complete and

fully operational RPU.

F.Training

Training will be measured as a lump sum for supplies, equipment, materials, handouts, travel, and subsistence

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694.5Payment

694.5.01 Weather Monitoring and Reporting System

ESSs of the types specified in the Contract documents will be paid for at the Contract unit price. This price will include

full compensation for labor, materials, equipment, tools, test equipment, incidentals, installation, testing, and providing

warranty, necessary to complete the weather monitoring and reporting system.

Payment Notes:

Submittal

Submittal requirements are included in Section 942.1.04 and will not be paid for separately. It will be considered

incidental to the ESS pay item.

Testing

Testing is defined in Section 942.3.04 and will not be paid for separately. It will be considered incidental to the

ESS pay item.

ESS Field Cabinets

New ESS field cabinets will be paid for separately under Section 939.5 pay items.

ESS Support Structure

ESS support structure including poles and towers will be paid for separately under Section 639.5 pay items.

GDOT Central Software Integration

GDOT Central Software integration is included in Section 942.3.03 and will be paid for under the Section 942.5

pay item.

Broadband Wireless Routers

Broadband wireless routers will be paid for separately under the Section 926 pay item.

Payment for the weather monitoring and reporting system will be made under:

Item No. 694 ESS, Type ___ Per each

Item No. 694 Pavement Sensor, Non-invasive Per each

Item No. 694 Atmospheric Sensor, Visibility Per each

Item No. 694 Atmospheric Sensor, Air Temperature and Relative Humidity Per each

Item No. 694 Atmospheric Sensor, Ultrasonic Wind Per each

Item No. 694 Atmospheric Sensor, Barometric Pressure Per each

Item No. 694 Atmospheric Sensor, Precipitation Per each

Item No. 694 Subsoil Sensor Per each

Item No. 694 Remote Processing Unit Per each

694.5.02 Training

Payment for training will be made under:

Item No. 694 Training Lump Sum

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