Electrical Systems
822.01 DESCRIPTION . Furnish equipment, materials, tools, and labor to
purchase/fabricate, shop test, transport, install/erect, wire, align/adjust, paint, field test, and set -up electrical items/systems as specified.
822.02 Acronyms and Abbreviations.
IES Illuminating Engineering Society NEC National Electrical Code NESC National Electrical Safety Code NFPA National Fire Protection Association UL Underwriters Laboratories, Inc. See 101.0 2, 801.02, and 820.02 for additional acronyms.
822.03 Definitions .
System Compatibility . System compatibility covers the overall functionality, appropriateness, and integration with all components used to make up that system and interfacing with adjacent systems or components , whether electrical or non - electrical . See 101.03 , 801.03, and 820.03 for additional definitions.
822.04 Equipment and Materials .
Furnish equipment and materials suitable for the intended use with all necessary hardware and components. References to a specific manufacturer ’s name and/or catalog number are intended to denote the quality and function of equipment or material and not to specifically exclude other products. When specified model or catalog numbers conflict with descriptive specifications, plans , or system compatibility, the descriptive specifications, plans, or system compatibility shall govern. Except for those products designated as fabricated or those that are no longer produced, all specified products shall be manufactured by companies that regularly engage in the production of the specified products. Electrical Systems
822.01 DESCRIPTION . Furnish equipment, materials, tools, and labor to
purchase/fabricate, shop test, transport, install/erect, wire, align/adjust, paint, field test, and set -up electrical items/systems as specified.
822.02 Acronyms and Abbreviations.
IES Illuminating Engineering Society NEC National Electrical Code NESC National Electrical Safety Code NFPA National Fire Protection Association UL Underwriters Laboratories, Inc. See 101.0 2, 801.02, and 820.02 for additional acronyms.
822.03 Definitions .
System Compatibility . System compatibility covers the overall functionality, appropriateness, and integration with all components used to make up that system and interfacing with adjacent systems or components , whether electrical or non - electrical . See 101.03 , 801.03, and 820.03 for additional definitions.
822.04 Equipment and Materials .
Furnish equipment and materials suitable for the intended use with all necessary hardware and components. References to a specific manufacturer ’s name and/or catalog number are intended to denote the quality and function of equipment or material and not to specifically exclude other products. When specified model or catalog numbers conflict with descriptive specifications, plans , or system compatibility, the descriptive specifications, plans, or system compatibility shall govern. Except for those products designated as fabricated or those that are no longer produced, all specified products shall be manufactured by companies that regularly engage in the production of the specified products. Electrical Systems
822.01 DESCRIPTION . Furnish equipment, materials, tools, and labor to
purchase/fabricate, shop test, transport, install/erect, wire, align/adjust, paint, field test, and set -up electrical items/systems as specified.
822.02 Acronyms and Abbreviations.
IES Illuminating Engineering Society NEC National Electrical Code NESC National Electrical Safety Code NFPA National Fire Protection Association UL Underwriters Laboratories, Inc. See 101.0 2, 801.02, and 820.02 for additional acronyms.
822.03 Definitions .
System Compatibility . System compatibility covers the overall functionality, appropriateness, and integration with all components used to make up that system and interfacing with adjacent systems or components , whether electrical or non - electrical . See 101.03 , 801.03, and 820.03 for additional definitions.
822.04 Equipment and Materials .
Furnish equipment and materials suitable for the intended use with all necessary hardware and components. References to a specific manufacturer ’s name and/or catalog number are intended to denote the quality and function of equipment or material and not to specifically exclude other products. When specified model or catalog numbers conflict with descriptive specifications, plans , or system compatibility, the descriptive specifications, plans, or system compatibility shall govern. Except for those products designated as fabricated or those that are no longer produced, all specified products shall be manufactured by companies that regularly engage in the production of the specified products. Electrical Systems
822.01 DESCRIPTION . Furnish equipment, materials, tools, and labor to
purchase/fabricate, shop test, transport, install/erect, wire, align/adjust, paint, field test, and set -up electrical items/systems as specified.
822.02 Acronyms and Abbreviations.
IES Illuminating Engineering Society NEC National Electrical Code NESC National Electrical Safety Code NFPA National Fire Protection Association UL Underwriters Laboratories, Inc. See 101.0 2, 801.02, and 820.02 for additional acronyms.
822.03 Definitions .
System Compatibility . System compatibility covers the overall functionality, appropriateness, and integration with all components used to make up that system and interfacing with adjacent systems or components , whether electrical or non - electrical . See 101.03 , 801.03, and 820.03 for additional definitions.
822.04 Equipment and Materials .
Furnish equipment and materials suitable for the intended use with all necessary hardware and components. References to a specific manufacturer ’s name and/or catalog number are intended to denote the quality and function of equipment or material and not to specifically exclude other products. When specified model or catalog numbers conflict with descriptive specifications, plans , or system compatibility, the descriptive specifications, plans, or system compatibility shall govern. Except for those products designated as fabricated or those that are no longer produced, all specified products shall be manufactured by companies that regularly engage in the production of the specified products. The products specified shall be specifically designed, tested , and manufactured for the purpose for which they will be used. Modification of equipment for other than design purposes will be permitted only when no currently manufactured products meet the specifications. Such modifications shall be submitted for review to the Bridge Engineer and the manufacturer prior to purchasing equipment. Consider a ll manufactured items identified on the plans by a manufacturer and a part number to be followed by the phrase “or item of equal or better quality and function .” All manufactured parts/equipment and all material for fabricated parts shall be new. Like equipment and materials shall be made by the same manufacturer. The plans, item descriptions , and specifications do not necessarily include or define everything necessary for a complete and operational item. When required, provide any modifications, fabrications, extra hardware, and equipment necessary for the satisfactory installation and operation of the system to coordinate with other items or conditions. The cost of such provisions shall be included in the bid price. Materials shall comply with the plans and specifications and the following sections and subsections: Embankment Section 203 Drilled Shafts 803.02 Piles 804.02 Structural Concrete 805.02 Deformed Reinforcing Steel 806.02 Structural Metals 807.02 Steel Grid Flooring 808.02 Welding Section 809 Painting and Protective Coatings 811.02 Treated Timber 812.02 Mechanical Systems 821.03 Portland Cement Concrete 901.02 Mortar 1001.03 Reinforcing Steel Section 1009 Metals Section 1013 Stainless Steel Bolts 1013.08.3 Timber Section 1014 Epoxy Resin System Section 1017 Electrical Conduit and Conductors 1018.11
822.05 General Requirements .
By bidding on the project, the bidder affirms to having necessary knowledge and experience, to understanding the intent of the contract, and to the obligation o f providing complete, safe, and functioning electrical systems in accordance with the intent of the contract.
1.Provide personnel knowledgeable and experienced in the installation, wiring, assembly, adjustment, fabrication, and testing of the type of electrical systems specified in the contract. Although the contract documents are of sufficient detail and quality to convey the intent of the design to an experienced contractor, they do not necessarily depict every detail or specify every ancillary item required for the electrical systems to be properly installed, wired, assembled, aligned, fabricated, transported, adjusted, tested, painted, and functioning in accordance with the intent of the contract. Some drawings are diagrammatic and do not show the exact location and size of equipment. Prevent interference and conflicts and ensure system compatibility; coordinate the work as required and in accordance to the following:
2.Comply with the applicable requirements of the NEC, NFPA 70E, and UL, etc., except where superseded by applicable laws.
3.Check mounting space, equipment dimensions, and installation requirements before ordering equipment.
4.Establish the electrical circuit requirements of all equipment to be served before ordering material.
5.Where circuits are to serve specific appliances, equipment, or feeders, verify the electrical requirements and the exact location of connections before installing the service to the equipment. If any portion of the work that is not clearly defined in the contrac t, or if the contract has a conflict, or if the contract appears to violate any governing laws, codes, or regulations, submit a written Request For Information (RFI) to the Project Engineer for clarification prior to proceeding with the work. Any such work performed without a completed RFI is at the contractor’s risk. RFI’s shall be submitted on the Department’s official RFI form for review. The form can be found on the Department’s website. Use best industry practices at all times during fabrication, assembly/alignment, installation, wiring, and testing of all electrical systems.
822.05 General Requirements .
By bidding on the project, the bidder affirms to having necessary knowledge and experience, to understanding the intent of the contract, and to the obligation o f providing complete, safe, and functioning electrical systems in accordance with the intent of the contract.
1.Provide personnel knowledgeable and experienced in the installation, wiring, assembly, adjustment, fabrication, and testing of the type of electrical systems specified in the contract. Although the contract documents are of sufficient detail and quality to convey the intent of the design to an experienced contractor, they do not necessarily depict every detail or specify every ancillary item required for the electrical systems to be properly installed, wired, assembled, aligned, fabricated, transported, adjusted, tested, painted, and functioning in accordance with the intent of the contract. Some drawings are diagrammatic and do not show the exact location and size of equipment. Prevent interference and conflicts and ensure system compatibility; coordinate the work as required and in accordance to the following:
2.Comply with the applicable requirements of the NEC, NFPA 70E, and UL, etc., except where superseded by applicable laws.
3.Check mounting space, equipment dimensions, and installation requirements before ordering equipment.
4.Establish the electrical circuit requirements of all equipment to be served before ordering material.
5.Where circuits are to serve specific appliances, equipment, or feeders, verify the electrical requirements and the exact location of connections before installing the service to the equipment. If any portion of the work that is not clearly defined in the contrac t, or if the contract has a conflict, or if the contract appears to violate any governing laws, codes, or regulations, submit a written Request For Information (RFI) to the Project Engineer for clarification prior to proceeding with the work. Any such work performed without a completed RFI is at the contractor’s risk. RFI’s shall be submitted on the Department’s official RFI form for review. The form can be found on the Department’s website. Use best industry practices at all times during fabrication, assembly/alignment, installation, wiring, and testing of all electrical systems.
822.06 SUBMITTALS . Prepare and submit electrical items/system submittals
shown on the plans to the Bridge Engineer for review or record in accordance with
105.02.2 , 801.05 , 820.06 , and the following:
Manufactured items/materials shall be installed in accordance with the manufacturer’s recommendations and instructions unless otherwise noted on the plans. Prior to installation of manufactured items at the project site, provide the manufacturer’s written installation recommendations and instructions to the Department’s Inspector/Project Engineer as requested for reference during installation.
822.06.1 Shop Drawings : Prepare and submit shop drawings for fabricated
items. For bidding purposes, allow a review period of 14 calendar days per submittal for submittal s consist ing of 15 or less cut sheets. For submittals containing more than 15 cut sheets, allow a review period of 14 calendar days per 15 sheets submitted rounded up (e.g. ,16 to 30 sheets equals a 28 calendar day review ). Review periods for separate submittals are not concurrent. Submit a shop drawing submittal schedule to the Bridge Engineer prior to the preconstruction conference. For drawings returned for correction, place a cloud shaped outline around each change and note changes in the revision block. Resubmit to the Bridge Engineer for review. Any submittal with unmarked or unnoted changes will be returned without review. This process will repeat until the drawing is accepted.
822.06.1 1 Detail Sheets : Submit detail sheets for each fabricated
electrical item. Detail sh eets shall show all views, dimensions, tolerances, fits, finishes, welds, materials, etc. required to fabricate an individual item. Include estimated weight (mass) for each fabricated item.
822.06.1 2 Assembly Sheets : Submit assembly sheets for electrical
assembl ies. Show how groups of electrical parts are to be assembled, and where electrical assemblies are located on the project. Show manufactured items, their pertinent dimensions, and estimated weights. Submit assembly sheets, related detail sheets, and related cut sheets for manufactured items at the same time. Assembly sheets will not be accepted until all items that make up the assembly have been accepted.
822.06.2 Manufacturer Information Sheets (Cut Sheets) : Prepare and
submit cut sheets for all manufactu red items. Cut sheets must be of good quality and easily readable. Poor quality can be reason for rejection. Stamp each sheet of each submittal with the project name, project number, parish name, and contractor’s name. Include the manufacturer’s name if not already shown on the cut sheet and the electrical item number assigned for the item on the plans.
822.06 SUBMITTALS . Prepare and submit electrical items/system submittals
shown on the plans to the Bridge Engineer for review or record in accordance with
105.02.2 , 801.05 , 820.06 , and the following:
Manufactured items/materials shall be installed in accordance with the manufacturer’s recommendations and instructions unless otherwise noted on the plans. Prior to installation of manufactured items at the project site, provide the manufacturer’s written installation recommendations and instructions to the Department’s Inspector/Project Engineer as requested for reference during installation.
822.06.1 Shop Drawings : Prepare and submit shop drawings for fabricated
items. For bidding purposes, allow a review period of 14 calendar days per submittal for submittal s consist ing of 15 or less cut sheets. For submittals containing more than 15 cut sheets, allow a review period of 14 calendar days per 15 sheets submitted rounded up (e.g. ,16 to 30 sheets equals a 28 calendar day review ). Review periods for separate submittals are not concurrent. Submit a shop drawing submittal schedule to the Bridge Engineer prior to the preconstruction conference. For drawings returned for correction, place a cloud shaped outline around each change and note changes in the revision block. Resubmit to the Bridge Engineer for review. Any submittal with unmarked or unnoted changes will be returned without review. This process will repeat until the drawing is accepted.
822.06.1 1 Detail Sheets : Submit detail sheets for each fabricated
electrical item. Detail sh eets shall show all views, dimensions, tolerances, fits, finishes, welds, materials, etc. required to fabricate an individual item. Include estimated weight (mass) for each fabricated item.
822.06.1 2 Assembly Sheets : Submit assembly sheets for electrical
assembl ies. Show how groups of electrical parts are to be assembled, and where electrical assemblies are located on the project. Show manufactured items, their pertinent dimensions, and estimated weights. Submit assembly sheets, related detail sheets, and related cut sheets for manufactured items at the same time. Assembly sheets will not be accepted until all items that make up the assembly have been accepted.
822.06.2 Manufacturer Information Sheets (Cut Sheets) : Prepare and
submit cut sheets for all manufactu red items. Cut sheets must be of good quality and easily readable. Poor quality can be reason for rejection. Stamp each sheet of each submittal with the project name, project number, parish name, and contractor’s name. Include the manufacturer’s name if not already shown on the cut sheet and the electrical item number assigned for the item on the plans.
822.06 SUBMITTALS . Prepare and submit electrical items/system submittals
shown on the plans to the Bridge Engineer for review or record in accordance with
105.02.2 , 801.05 , 820.06 , and the following:
Manufactured items/materials shall be installed in accordance with the manufacturer’s recommendations and instructions unless otherwise noted on the plans. Prior to installation of manufactured items at the project site, provide the manufacturer’s written installation recommendations and instructions to the Department’s Inspector/Project Engineer as requested for reference during installation.
822.06.1 Shop Drawings : Prepare and submit shop drawings for fabricated
items. For bidding purposes, allow a review period of 14 calendar days per submittal for submittal s consist ing of 15 or less cut sheets. For submittals containing more than 15 cut sheets, allow a review period of 14 calendar days per 15 sheets submitted rounded up (e.g. ,16 to 30 sheets equals a 28 calendar day review ). Review periods for separate submittals are not concurrent. Submit a shop drawing submittal schedule to the Bridge Engineer prior to the preconstruction conference. For drawings returned for correction, place a cloud shaped outline around each change and note changes in the revision block. Resubmit to the Bridge Engineer for review. Any submittal with unmarked or unnoted changes will be returned without review. This process will repeat until the drawing is accepted.
822.06.1 1 Detail Sheets : Submit detail sheets for each fabricated
electrical item. Detail sh eets shall show all views, dimensions, tolerances, fits, finishes, welds, materials, etc. required to fabricate an individual item. Include estimated weight (mass) for each fabricated item.
822.06.1 2 Assembly Sheets : Submit assembly sheets for electrical
assembl ies. Show how groups of electrical parts are to be assembled, and where electrical assemblies are located on the project. Show manufactured items, their pertinent dimensions, and estimated weights. Submit assembly sheets, related detail sheets, and related cut sheets for manufactured items at the same time. Assembly sheets will not be accepted until all items that make up the assembly have been accepted.
822.06.2 Manufacturer Information Sheets (Cut Sheets) : Prepare and
submit cut sheets for all manufactu red items. Cut sheets must be of good quality and easily readable. Poor quality can be reason for rejection. Stamp each sheet of each submittal with the project name, project number, parish name, and contractor’s name. Include the manufacturer’s name if not already shown on the cut sheet and the electrical item number assigned for the item on the plans.
822.06 SUBMITTALS . Prepare and submit electrical items/system submittals
shown on the plans to the Bridge Engineer for review or record in accordance with
105.02.2 , 801.05 , 820.06 , and the following:
Manufactured items/materials shall be installed in accordance with the manufacturer’s recommendations and instructions unless otherwise noted on the plans. Prior to installation of manufactured items at the project site, provide the manufacturer’s written installation recommendations and instructions to the Department’s Inspector/Project Engineer as requested for reference during installation.
822.06.1 Shop Drawings : Prepare and submit shop drawings for fabricated
items. For bidding purposes, allow a review period of 14 calendar days per submittal for submittal s consist ing of 15 or less cut sheets. For submittals containing more than 15 cut sheets, allow a review period of 14 calendar days per 15 sheets submitted rounded up (e.g. ,16 to 30 sheets equals a 28 calendar day review ). Review periods for separate submittals are not concurrent. Submit a shop drawing submittal schedule to the Bridge Engineer prior to the preconstruction conference. For drawings returned for correction, place a cloud shaped outline around each change and note changes in the revision block. Resubmit to the Bridge Engineer for review. Any submittal with unmarked or unnoted changes will be returned without review. This process will repeat until the drawing is accepted.
822.06.1 1 Detail Sheets : Submit detail sheets for each fabricated
electrical item. Detail sh eets shall show all views, dimensions, tolerances, fits, finishes, welds, materials, etc. required to fabricate an individual item. Include estimated weight (mass) for each fabricated item.
822.06.1 2 Assembly Sheets : Submit assembly sheets for electrical
assembl ies. Show how groups of electrical parts are to be assembled, and where electrical assemblies are located on the project. Show manufactured items, their pertinent dimensions, and estimated weights. Submit assembly sheets, related detail sheets, and related cut sheets for manufactured items at the same time. Assembly sheets will not be accepted until all items that make up the assembly have been accepted.
822.06.2 Manufacturer Information Sheets (Cut Sheets) : Prepare and
submit cut sheets for all manufactu red items. Cut sheets must be of good quality and easily readable. Poor quality can be reason for rejection. Stamp each sheet of each submittal with the project name, project number, parish name, and contractor’s name. Include the manufacturer’s name if not already shown on the cut sheet and the electrical item number assigned for the item on the plans.
822.06 SUBMITTALS . Prepare and submit electrical items/system submittals
shown on the plans to the Bridge Engineer for review or record in accordance with
105.02.2 , 801.05 , 820.06 , and the following:
Manufactured items/materials shall be installed in accordance with the manufacturer’s recommendations and instructions unless otherwise noted on the plans. Prior to installation of manufactured items at the project site, provide the manufacturer’s written installation recommendations and instructions to the Department’s Inspector/Project Engineer as requested for reference during installation.
822.06.1 Shop Drawings : Prepare and submit shop drawings for fabricated
items. For bidding purposes, allow a review period of 14 calendar days per submittal for submittal s consist ing of 15 or less cut sheets. For submittals containing more than 15 cut sheets, allow a review period of 14 calendar days per 15 sheets submitted rounded up (e.g. ,16 to 30 sheets equals a 28 calendar day review ). Review periods for separate submittals are not concurrent. Submit a shop drawing submittal schedule to the Bridge Engineer prior to the preconstruction conference. For drawings returned for correction, place a cloud shaped outline around each change and note changes in the revision block. Resubmit to the Bridge Engineer for review. Any submittal with unmarked or unnoted changes will be returned without review. This process will repeat until the drawing is accepted.
822.06.1 1 Detail Sheets : Submit detail sheets for each fabricated
electrical item. Detail sh eets shall show all views, dimensions, tolerances, fits, finishes, welds, materials, etc. required to fabricate an individual item. Include estimated weight (mass) for each fabricated item.
822.06.1 2 Assembly Sheets : Submit assembly sheets for electrical
assembl ies. Show how groups of electrical parts are to be assembled, and where electrical assemblies are located on the project. Show manufactured items, their pertinent dimensions, and estimated weights. Submit assembly sheets, related detail sheets, and related cut sheets for manufactured items at the same time. Assembly sheets will not be accepted until all items that make up the assembly have been accepted.
822.06.2 Manufacturer Information Sheets (Cut Sheets) : Prepare and
submit cut sheets for all manufactu red items. Cut sheets must be of good quality and easily readable. Poor quality can be reason for rejection. Stamp each sheet of each submittal with the project name, project number, parish name, and contractor’s name. Include the manufacturer’s name if not already shown on the cut sheet and the electrical item number assigned for the item on the plans.
822.06 SUBMITTALS . Prepare and submit electrical items/system submittals
shown on the plans to the Bridge Engineer for review or record in accordance with
105.02.2 , 801.05 , 820.06 , and the following:
Manufactured items/materials shall be installed in accordance with the manufacturer’s recommendations and instructions unless otherwise noted on the plans. Prior to installation of manufactured items at the project site, provide the manufacturer’s written installation recommendations and instructions to the Department’s Inspector/Project Engineer as requested for reference during installation.
822.06.1 Shop Drawings : Prepare and submit shop drawings for fabricated
items. For bidding purposes, allow a review period of 14 calendar days per submittal for submittal s consist ing of 15 or less cut sheets. For submittals containing more than 15 cut sheets, allow a review period of 14 calendar days per 15 sheets submitted rounded up (e.g. ,16 to 30 sheets equals a 28 calendar day review ). Review periods for separate submittals are not concurrent. Submit a shop drawing submittal schedule to the Bridge Engineer prior to the preconstruction conference. For drawings returned for correction, place a cloud shaped outline around each change and note changes in the revision block. Resubmit to the Bridge Engineer for review. Any submittal with unmarked or unnoted changes will be returned without review. This process will repeat until the drawing is accepted.
822.06.1 1 Detail Sheets : Submit detail sheets for each fabricated
electrical item. Detail sh eets shall show all views, dimensions, tolerances, fits, finishes, welds, materials, etc. required to fabricate an individual item. Include estimated weight (mass) for each fabricated item.
822.06.1 2 Assembly Sheets : Submit assembly sheets for electrical
assembl ies. Show how groups of electrical parts are to be assembled, and where electrical assemblies are located on the project. Show manufactured items, their pertinent dimensions, and estimated weights. Submit assembly sheets, related detail sheets, and related cut sheets for manufactured items at the same time. Assembly sheets will not be accepted until all items that make up the assembly have been accepted.
822.06.2 Manufacturer Information Sheets (Cut Sheets) : Prepare and
submit cut sheets for all manufactu red items. Cut sheets must be of good quality and easily readable. Poor quality can be reason for rejection. Stamp each sheet of each submittal with the project name, project number, parish name, and contractor’s name. Include the manufacturer’s name if not already shown on the cut sheet and the electrical item number assigned for the item on the plans. Pertinent ratings, sizes, features, or any other data specified on the plans must be indicated on the cut sheet with an arrow or other such mark. Do not use h ighlight markers. Cross out all items on a cut sheet that are not specifically being submitted . Include the manufactured item’s warranty information if the warranty extends beyond the contractor’s guarantee period. Always include documentation for extended warranties that were required to be purchased for the contract.
822.06.2 1 Cut Sheet Submittal Procedure: Submit cut sheets
electronically to the Bridge Engineer for review. The electronic file shall be a single, color, Portable Document Format (PDF) file. For bidding purposes, allow a review period of 14 calendar days per submittal for submittal s consist ing of 25 or less cut sheets. For submittals containing more than 25 cut sheets, allow a review period of 14 calendar days per 25 sheets submitted rounded up (e.g., 26 to 50 sheets equals a 28 calendar day review ). Review periods for separate submittals are not concurrent. After review, rejected cut sheets will be stamped “Returned for Correction”, will be initialed and dated by the reviewer, will have comments marked in red, and will be returned electronically. Correct submittal and resubmit electronically to the Bridge Engineer for review. This process will repeat until the Department has no comments. Submittals will then be stamped “Accepted in accordance with LSSRB
105.02 ,” initialed and dated by the reviewer, and distributed electronically by the
Department.
822.06.3 Color and Material Sampl es: Prepare and submit color and
material samples for review as indicated in the contract.
822.06.4 Equipment Settings : Prepare and submit sheets that list
electrical items that contain electrical set points or configurations. Clearly list the set point valu es and any other adjustable configurations associated with electrical items. These sheets should not be prepared until electrical items have been installed and tested.
822.06.5 Electrical Record Drawings : Electrical Record Drawings shall
become part of the fina l estimate package and submitted for archiving. They shall consist of the following:
1.Original, full scale, electrical contract plan sheets and change order sheets. These sheets shall have the Project Engineer’s signature certifying that the drawings are As-Built.
2.All reviewed and stamped “Electrical Shop Drawings.” Pertinent ratings, sizes, features, or any other data specified on the plans must be indicated on the cut sheet with an arrow or other such mark. Do not use h ighlight markers. Cross out all items on a cut sheet that are not specifically being submitted . Include the manufactured item’s warranty information if the warranty extends beyond the contractor’s guarantee period. Always include documentation for extended warranties that were required to be purchased for the contract.
822.06.2 1 Cut Sheet Submittal Procedure: Submit cut sheets
electronically to the Bridge Engineer for review. The electronic file shall be a single, color, Portable Document Format (PDF) file. For bidding purposes, allow a review period of 14 calendar days per submittal for submittal s consist ing of 25 or less cut sheets. For submittals containing more than 25 cut sheets, allow a review period of 14 calendar days per 25 sheets submitted rounded up (e.g., 26 to 50 sheets equals a 28 calendar day review ). Review periods for separate submittals are not concurrent. After review, rejected cut sheets will be stamped “Returned for Correction”, will be initialed and dated by the reviewer, will have comments marked in red, and will be returned electronically. Correct submittal and resubmit electronically to the Bridge Engineer for review. This process will repeat until the Department has no comments. Submittals will then be stamped “Accepted in accordance with LSSRB
105.02 ,” initialed and dated by the reviewer, and distributed electronically by the
Department.
822.06.3 Color and Material Sampl es: Prepare and submit color and
material samples for review as indicated in the contract.
822.06.4 Equipment Settings : Prepare and submit sheets that list
electrical items that contain electrical set points or configurations. Clearly list the set point valu es and any other adjustable configurations associated with electrical items. These sheets should not be prepared until electrical items have been installed and tested.
822.06.5 Electrical Record Drawings : Electrical Record Drawings shall
become part of the fina l estimate package and submitted for archiving. They shall consist of the following:
1.Original, full scale, electrical contract plan sheets and change order sheets. These sheets shall have the Project Engineer’s signature certifying that the drawings are As-Built.
2.All reviewed and stamped “Electrical Shop Drawings.” Pertinent ratings, sizes, features, or any other data specified on the plans must be indicated on the cut sheet with an arrow or other such mark. Do not use h ighlight markers. Cross out all items on a cut sheet that are not specifically being submitted . Include the manufactured item’s warranty information if the warranty extends beyond the contractor’s guarantee period. Always include documentation for extended warranties that were required to be purchased for the contract.
822.06.2 1 Cut Sheet Submittal Procedure: Submit cut sheets
electronically to the Bridge Engineer for review. The electronic file shall be a single, color, Portable Document Format (PDF) file. For bidding purposes, allow a review period of 14 calendar days per submittal for submittal s consist ing of 25 or less cut sheets. For submittals containing more than 25 cut sheets, allow a review period of 14 calendar days per 25 sheets submitted rounded up (e.g., 26 to 50 sheets equals a 28 calendar day review ). Review periods for separate submittals are not concurrent. After review, rejected cut sheets will be stamped “Returned for Correction”, will be initialed and dated by the reviewer, will have comments marked in red, and will be returned electronically. Correct submittal and resubmit electronically to the Bridge Engineer for review. This process will repeat until the Department has no comments. Submittals will then be stamped “Accepted in accordance with LSSRB
105.02 ,” initialed and dated by the reviewer, and distributed electronically by the
Department.
822.06.3 Color and Material Sampl es: Prepare and submit color and
material samples for review as indicated in the contract.
822.06.4 Equipment Settings : Prepare and submit sheets that list
electrical items that contain electrical set points or configurations. Clearly list the set point valu es and any other adjustable configurations associated with electrical items. These sheets should not be prepared until electrical items have been installed and tested.
822.06.5 Electrical Record Drawings : Electrical Record Drawings shall
become part of the fina l estimate package and submitted for archiving. They shall consist of the following:
1.Original, full scale, electrical contract plan sheets and change order sheets. These sheets shall have the Project Engineer’s signature certifying that the drawings are As-Built.
2.All reviewed and stamped “Electrical Shop Drawings.” Pertinent ratings, sizes, features, or any other data specified on the plans must be indicated on the cut sheet with an arrow or other such mark. Do not use h ighlight markers. Cross out all items on a cut sheet that are not specifically being submitted . Include the manufactured item’s warranty information if the warranty extends beyond the contractor’s guarantee period. Always include documentation for extended warranties that were required to be purchased for the contract.
822.06.2 1 Cut Sheet Submittal Procedure: Submit cut sheets
electronically to the Bridge Engineer for review. The electronic file shall be a single, color, Portable Document Format (PDF) file. For bidding purposes, allow a review period of 14 calendar days per submittal for submittal s consist ing of 25 or less cut sheets. For submittals containing more than 25 cut sheets, allow a review period of 14 calendar days per 25 sheets submitted rounded up (e.g., 26 to 50 sheets equals a 28 calendar day review ). Review periods for separate submittals are not concurrent. After review, rejected cut sheets will be stamped “Returned for Correction”, will be initialed and dated by the reviewer, will have comments marked in red, and will be returned electronically. Correct submittal and resubmit electronically to the Bridge Engineer for review. This process will repeat until the Department has no comments. Submittals will then be stamped “Accepted in accordance with LSSRB
105.02 ,” initialed and dated by the reviewer, and distributed electronically by the
Department.
822.06.3 Color and Material Sampl es: Prepare and submit color and
material samples for review as indicated in the contract.
822.06.4 Equipment Settings : Prepare and submit sheets that list
electrical items that contain electrical set points or configurations. Clearly list the set point valu es and any other adjustable configurations associated with electrical items. These sheets should not be prepared until electrical items have been installed and tested.
822.06.5 Electrical Record Drawings : Electrical Record Drawings shall
become part of the fina l estimate package and submitted for archiving. They shall consist of the following:
1.Original, full scale, electrical contract plan sheets and change order sheets. These sheets shall have the Project Engineer’s signature certifying that the drawings are As-Built.
2.All reviewed and stamped “Electrical Shop Drawings.” Pertinent ratings, sizes, features, or any other data specified on the plans must be indicated on the cut sheet with an arrow or other such mark. Do not use h ighlight markers. Cross out all items on a cut sheet that are not specifically being submitted . Include the manufactured item’s warranty information if the warranty extends beyond the contractor’s guarantee period. Always include documentation for extended warranties that were required to be purchased for the contract.
822.06.2 1 Cut Sheet Submittal Procedure: Submit cut sheets
electronically to the Bridge Engineer for review. The electronic file shall be a single, color, Portable Document Format (PDF) file. For bidding purposes, allow a review period of 14 calendar days per submittal for submittal s consist ing of 25 or less cut sheets. For submittals containing more than 25 cut sheets, allow a review period of 14 calendar days per 25 sheets submitted rounded up (e.g., 26 to 50 sheets equals a 28 calendar day review ). Review periods for separate submittals are not concurrent. After review, rejected cut sheets will be stamped “Returned for Correction”, will be initialed and dated by the reviewer, will have comments marked in red, and will be returned electronically. Correct submittal and resubmit electronically to the Bridge Engineer for review. This process will repeat until the Department has no comments. Submittals will then be stamped “Accepted in accordance with LSSRB
105.02 ,” initialed and dated by the reviewer, and distributed electronically by the
Department.
822.06.3 Color and Material Sampl es: Prepare and submit color and
material samples for review as indicated in the contract.
822.06.4 Equipment Settings : Prepare and submit sheets that list
electrical items that contain electrical set points or configurations. Clearly list the set point valu es and any other adjustable configurations associated with electrical items. These sheets should not be prepared until electrical items have been installed and tested.
822.06.5 Electrical Record Drawings : Electrical Record Drawings shall
become part of the fina l estimate package and submitted for archiving. They shall consist of the following:
1.Original, full scale, electrical contract plan sheets and change order sheets. These sheets shall have the Project Engineer’s signature certifying that the drawings are As-Built.
2.All reviewed and stamped “Electrical Shop Drawings.”
3.Any electrical contract plan sheets (full scale) that have been marked to indicate construction changes (“As Built” sheets). These sheets shall have the Project Engineer’s signature certifying that the changes are accurate.
822.06.6 Electrical Operation & Maintenance Manual : Prepare and
submit an Electrical Operation & Maintenance Manual. Comply with Section 801 , Subsection 820.06.2 and the following: Cost of preparing and submitting the Electrical Operation and Maintenance Manual shall be included in the pay items of Sections 821, 822, and 823. The Department will retain 5 percent of the bid price of all mechanical, el ectrical, and facility items (821, 822, and 823 items) until the manual has been reviewed and accepted, and final paper reproductions have been received by the Department. Sheets included in the manual must be of good print quality and easily readable. Poor quality can be reason for rejection. Sheets with color must be scanned/printed in color. Drawings reduced for the manual shall be a true 50 percent reduction and maintain scalability. As a minimum, the Electrical Operation and Maintenance Manual will contain the following:
1.A title sheet showing “Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development ,” “Electrical Operation & Maintenance Manual” , the project name, project number, parish name, the year the project was completed, and the name of the General and Electrical Subcontractors and contact information for each.
2.A “Sequence of Operations” section that contains sheets with numeric lists of steps required for normal, partial, and fault clearing operation of the electrical and electro/mechanical systems. Material for this section will be provided by the Department.
3.A “Shop Drawings” section that contains all electrical Shop Drawing sheets. Generate from the original PDF files reviewed by the Department and stamped with the “Accepted in accordance with LSSRB 105.02 ” stamp, the reviewer’s initials, and the date of the review. Format for printing 11 inch x 17 inch.
4.A “Cut Sheets” section that contains all electrical cut sheets. Generate from the original PDF files reviewed by the Department and stamped with the “Accepted in accordance with LSSRB 105.02 ” stamp, the reviewer’s initials, and the date of the review.
5.An “Equipment Settings” section that contains all of the electrical equipment settings sheets. Generate from the PDF files that were reviewed by the Department and stamped with the “Accepted in accordance with LSSRB 105.02” stamp, the reviewer’s initials, and the date of the review.
3.Any electrical contract plan sheets (full scale) that have been marked to indicate construction changes (“As Built” sheets). These sheets shall have the Project Engineer’s signature certifying that the changes are accurate.
822.06.6 Electrical Operation & Maintenance Manual : Prepare and
submit an Electrical Operation & Maintenance Manual. Comply with Section 801 , Subsection 820.06.2 and the following: Cost of preparing and submitting the Electrical Operation and Maintenance Manual shall be included in the pay items of Sections 821, 822, and 823. The Department will retain 5 percent of the bid price of all mechanical, el ectrical, and facility items (821, 822, and 823 items) until the manual has been reviewed and accepted, and final paper reproductions have been received by the Department. Sheets included in the manual must be of good print quality and easily readable. Poor quality can be reason for rejection. Sheets with color must be scanned/printed in color. Drawings reduced for the manual shall be a true 50 percent reduction and maintain scalability. As a minimum, the Electrical Operation and Maintenance Manual will contain the following:
1.A title sheet showing “Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development ,” “Electrical Operation & Maintenance Manual” , the project name, project number, parish name, the year the project was completed, and the name of the General and Electrical Subcontractors and contact information for each.
2.A “Sequence of Operations” section that contains sheets with numeric lists of steps required for normal, partial, and fault clearing operation of the electrical and electro/mechanical systems. Material for this section will be provided by the Department.
3.A “Shop Drawings” section that contains all electrical Shop Drawing sheets. Generate from the original PDF files reviewed by the Department and stamped with the “Accepted in accordance with LSSRB 105.02 ” stamp, the reviewer’s initials, and the date of the review. Format for printing 11 inch x 17 inch.
4.A “Cut Sheets” section that contains all electrical cut sheets. Generate from the original PDF files reviewed by the Department and stamped with the “Accepted in accordance with LSSRB 105.02 ” stamp, the reviewer’s initials, and the date of the review.
5.An “Equipment Settings” section that contains all of the electrical equipment settings sheets. Generate from the PDF files that were reviewed by the Department and stamped with the “Accepted in accordance with LSSRB 105.02” stamp, the reviewer’s initials, and the date of the review.
6.An “As Built” section that contains all electrical “As Built” sheets containing the Project Engineer’s signature. Scan at high quality from the full size original and format for printing 11 inch x 17 inch.
7.A “Warranties” section that contains warranty information for manufactured items. Generate from the original PDF files reviewed by the Department and stamped with the “Accepted in accordance with LSSRB 105.02” stamp, the reviewer’s initials, and the date of the review. Include the contractor’s warranty as specified in section 104.05 .
8.Any other information that is pertinent to the operation and maintenance of the electrical system.
822.06.6 1 Electrical Operation & Maintenance Manual Submittal
Procedure : Submit the Electrical Operation & Maintenance Manual electronically to the Bridge Engineer for review. The electronic file shall be a single, color, Portable Document Format (PDF) file, and shall be organized and formatted to present itself as a finished Electrical Operation & Maintenance Manual . For bidding purposes, allow a review period of 24 calendar days. The entire Electrical Operation & Maintenance Manual will be considered one item. Only the title sheet shall be stamped “Returned for Correction” or “Accepted in accordance with LSSRB 105.02 .” If the Electrical Operation & Maintenance Manual is rejected after review, the title sheet will be stamped “Returned for Correction”, initialed and dated by the reviewer, will have comments marked in red, and returned electronically. Correct submittal and resubmit electronically to the Bridge Engineer for review. This process will repeat until the Department has no comments. For bidding purposes, allow a review period of 24 calendar days for each iteration. The title sheet will then be stamped “Accepted in accordance with LSSRB 105.02 ,” initialed and dated by the reviewer, and distributed electronically by Bridge Design.
822.06.6 2 Electrical Operation & Maintenance Manual Hard
Copies: After the electronic submittal process has been completed, provide two color hard copies of the manual to the Bridge Engineer for review. Print hard copy sheets from the original reviewed and accepted PDF file. All reviewed sheets shall show the “Accepted in accordance with LSSRB 105.02 ” stamp, the initials of the reviewer, and the date reviewed. Provide each manual with a white, premium, heavy duty, 3 D ring binder with title sleeve. Binders shall be appropriately sized to hold enclosed material , but not larger than 3 inches. Use multiple binders if necessary. Provide an 8-1/2-inch x 11 -inch tab index divider with labeled tab to delineate sections.
6.An “As Built” section that contains all electrical “As Built” sheets containing the Project Engineer’s signature. Scan at high quality from the full size original and format for printing 11 inch x 17 inch.
7.A “Warranties” section that contains warranty information for manufactured items. Generate from the original PDF files reviewed by the Department and stamped with the “Accepted in accordance with LSSRB 105.02” stamp, the reviewer’s initials, and the date of the review. Include the contractor’s warranty as specified in section 104.05 .
8.Any other information that is pertinent to the operation and maintenance of the electrical system.
822.06.6 1 Electrical Operation & Maintenance Manual Submittal
Procedure : Submit the Electrical Operation & Maintenance Manual electronically to the Bridge Engineer for review. The electronic file shall be a single, color, Portable Document Format (PDF) file, and shall be organized and formatted to present itself as a finished Electrical Operation & Maintenance Manual . For bidding purposes, allow a review period of 24 calendar days. The entire Electrical Operation & Maintenance Manual will be considered one item. Only the title sheet shall be stamped “Returned for Correction” or “Accepted in accordance with LSSRB 105.02 .” If the Electrical Operation & Maintenance Manual is rejected after review, the title sheet will be stamped “Returned for Correction”, initialed and dated by the reviewer, will have comments marked in red, and returned electronically. Correct submittal and resubmit electronically to the Bridge Engineer for review. This process will repeat until the Department has no comments. For bidding purposes, allow a review period of 24 calendar days for each iteration. The title sheet will then be stamped “Accepted in accordance with LSSRB 105.02 ,” initialed and dated by the reviewer, and distributed electronically by Bridge Design.
822.06.6 2 Electrical Operation & Maintenance Manual Hard
Copies: After the electronic submittal process has been completed, provide two color hard copies of the manual to the Bridge Engineer for review. Print hard copy sheets from the original reviewed and accepted PDF file. All reviewed sheets shall show the “Accepted in accordance with LSSRB 105.02 ” stamp, the initials of the reviewer, and the date reviewed. Provide each manual with a white, premium, heavy duty, 3 D ring binder with title sleeve. Binders shall be appropriately sized to hold enclosed material , but not larger than 3 inches. Use multiple binders if necessary. Provide an 8-1/2-inch x 11 -inch tab index divider with labeled tab to delineate sections.
6.An “As Built” section that contains all electrical “As Built” sheets containing the Project Engineer’s signature. Scan at high quality from the full size original and format for printing 11 inch x 17 inch.
7.A “Warranties” section that contains warranty information for manufactured items. Generate from the original PDF files reviewed by the Department and stamped with the “Accepted in accordance with LSSRB 105.02” stamp, the reviewer’s initials, and the date of the review. Include the contractor’s warranty as specified in section 104.05 .
8.Any other information that is pertinent to the operation and maintenance of the electrical system.
822.06.6 1 Electrical Operation & Maintenance Manual Submittal
Procedure : Submit the Electrical Operation & Maintenance Manual electronically to the Bridge Engineer for review. The electronic file shall be a single, color, Portable Document Format (PDF) file, and shall be organized and formatted to present itself as a finished Electrical Operation & Maintenance Manual . For bidding purposes, allow a review period of 24 calendar days. The entire Electrical Operation & Maintenance Manual will be considered one item. Only the title sheet shall be stamped “Returned for Correction” or “Accepted in accordance with LSSRB 105.02 .” If the Electrical Operation & Maintenance Manual is rejected after review, the title sheet will be stamped “Returned for Correction”, initialed and dated by the reviewer, will have comments marked in red, and returned electronically. Correct submittal and resubmit electronically to the Bridge Engineer for review. This process will repeat until the Department has no comments. For bidding purposes, allow a review period of 24 calendar days for each iteration. The title sheet will then be stamped “Accepted in accordance with LSSRB 105.02 ,” initialed and dated by the reviewer, and distributed electronically by Bridge Design.
822.06.6 2 Electrical Operation & Maintenance Manual Hard
Copies: After the electronic submittal process has been completed, provide two color hard copies of the manual to the Bridge Engineer for review. Print hard copy sheets from the original reviewed and accepted PDF file. All reviewed sheets shall show the “Accepted in accordance with LSSRB 105.02 ” stamp, the initials of the reviewer, and the date reviewed. Provide each manual with a white, premium, heavy duty, 3 D ring binder with title sleeve. Binders shall be appropriately sized to hold enclosed material , but not larger than 3 inches. Use multiple binders if necessary. Provide an 8-1/2-inch x 11 -inch tab index divider with labeled tab to delineate sections.
822.07 Shop Requirements .
Fabrication of parts shall conform to applicable fabrication ANSI, ISO, AS TM, ASME, SAE, etc. Standards. Conform to Section 821 , “Mechanical Systems.”
822.08 Fasteners .
822.08.1 Stainless Steel Bolts, Nuts, and Washers Unless otherwise
specified on the plans, use and install stainless steel fasteners for electrical parts/equipment in accordance with 821.07.8 .
822.09 SYSTEMS TESTING . Furnish all testing equipment and conduct the
tests required by the contract. Provide a copy of the test results to the Bridge Engineer for review.
822.09.1 Performance Tests : Conduct performance testing of equipment
for a minimum period of two weeks before final acceptance. Allo w for normal operation of the equipment during the performance testing period. When normal operation proves insufficient to adequately test the equipment, artificial cycling or continuous “on” periods will be required. Correct any defective equipment, materials, and workmanship.
822.09.2 Receptacle Tests: After completion of the electrical system, test
each receptacle for proper polarity and continuity of the ground.
822.09.3 Special Tests: Conduct special tests as required by the Bridge
Engineer or Project Engineer when electrical equipment or systems are suspected of improper operation, or when additional data is necessary to determine proper operation.
822.09.4 Insulation Tests: Conduct insulation resistance tests on direct
buried conductors and other AWG No. 10 and larger conductors. Perform tests after installing the conductors and before connecting equipment that may be damaged by the tests. When measured with a 1000 volt D.C. insulation tester, readings below 50 megohms, will be considered defective.
822.10 ELECTRICAL SERVICE. Make arrangements with the power
company for temporary and permanent electrical service; verify the exact location and points of attachment before installation.
822.10.1 Temporary Service: Temporary electrical service including
power usage and instal lation shall be included in the price bid for the item.
822.10.2 Permanent Service: The Department will pay the power
company for line extensions if such extensions are not the result of contractor
822.07 Shop Requirements .
Fabrication of parts shall conform to applicable fabrication ANSI, ISO, AS TM, ASME, SAE, etc. Standards. Conform to Section 821 , “Mechanical Systems.”
822.08 Fasteners .
822.08.1 Stainless Steel Bolts, Nuts, and Washers Unless otherwise
specified on the plans, use and install stainless steel fasteners for electrical parts/equipment in accordance with 821.07.8 .
822.09 SYSTEMS TESTING . Furnish all testing equipment and conduct the
tests required by the contract. Provide a copy of the test results to the Bridge Engineer for review.
822.09.1 Performance Tests : Conduct performance testing of equipment
for a minimum period of two weeks before final acceptance. Allo w for normal operation of the equipment during the performance testing period. When normal operation proves insufficient to adequately test the equipment, artificial cycling or continuous “on” periods will be required. Correct any defective equipment, materials, and workmanship.
822.09.2 Receptacle Tests: After completion of the electrical system, test
each receptacle for proper polarity and continuity of the ground.
822.09.3 Special Tests: Conduct special tests as required by the Bridge
Engineer or Project Engineer when electrical equipment or systems are suspected of improper operation, or when additional data is necessary to determine proper operation.
822.09.4 Insulation Tests: Conduct insulation resistance tests on direct
buried conductors and other AWG No. 10 and larger conductors. Perform tests after installing the conductors and before connecting equipment that may be damaged by the tests. When measured with a 1000 volt D.C. insulation tester, readings below 50 megohms, will be considered defective.
822.10 ELECTRICAL SERVICE. Make arrangements with the power
company for temporary and permanent electrical service; verify the exact location and points of attachment before installation.
822.10.1 Temporary Service: Temporary electrical service including
power usage and instal lation shall be included in the price bid for the item.
822.10.2 Permanent Service: The Department will pay the power
company for line extensions if such extensions are not the result of contractor
822.07 Shop Requirements .
Fabrication of parts shall conform to applicable fabrication ANSI, ISO, AS TM, ASME, SAE, etc. Standards. Conform to Section 821 , “Mechanical Systems.”
822.08 Fasteners .
822.08.1 Stainless Steel Bolts, Nuts, and Washers Unless otherwise
specified on the plans, use and install stainless steel fasteners for electrical parts/equipment in accordance with 821.07.8 .
822.09 SYSTEMS TESTING . Furnish all testing equipment and conduct the
tests required by the contract. Provide a copy of the test results to the Bridge Engineer for review.
822.09.1 Performance Tests : Conduct performance testing of equipment
for a minimum period of two weeks before final acceptance. Allo w for normal operation of the equipment during the performance testing period. When normal operation proves insufficient to adequately test the equipment, artificial cycling or continuous “on” periods will be required. Correct any defective equipment, materials, and workmanship.
822.09.2 Receptacle Tests: After completion of the electrical system, test
each receptacle for proper polarity and continuity of the ground.
822.09.3 Special Tests: Conduct special tests as required by the Bridge
Engineer or Project Engineer when electrical equipment or systems are suspected of improper operation, or when additional data is necessary to determine proper operation.
822.09.4 Insulation Tests: Conduct insulation resistance tests on direct
buried conductors and other AWG No. 10 and larger conductors. Perform tests after installing the conductors and before connecting equipment that may be damaged by the tests. When measured with a 1000 volt D.C. insulation tester, readings below 50 megohms, will be considered defective.
822.10 ELECTRICAL SERVICE. Make arrangements with the power
company for temporary and permanent electrical service; verify the exact location and points of attachment before installation.
822.10.1 Temporary Service: Temporary electrical service including
power usage and instal lation shall be included in the price bid for the item.
822.10.2 Permanent Service: The Department will pay the power
company for line extensions if such extensions are not the result of contractor
822.07 Shop Requirements .
Fabrication of parts shall conform to applicable fabrication ANSI, ISO, AS TM, ASME, SAE, etc. Standards. Conform to Section 821 , “Mechanical Systems.”
822.08 Fasteners .
822.08.1 Stainless Steel Bolts, Nuts, and Washers Unless otherwise
specified on the plans, use and install stainless steel fasteners for electrical parts/equipment in accordance with 821.07.8 .
822.09 SYSTEMS TESTING . Furnish all testing equipment and conduct the
tests required by the contract. Provide a copy of the test results to the Bridge Engineer for review.
822.09.1 Performance Tests : Conduct performance testing of equipment
for a minimum period of two weeks before final acceptance. Allo w for normal operation of the equipment during the performance testing period. When normal operation proves insufficient to adequately test the equipment, artificial cycling or continuous “on” periods will be required. Correct any defective equipment, materials, and workmanship.
822.09.2 Receptacle Tests: After completion of the electrical system, test
each receptacle for proper polarity and continuity of the ground.
822.09.3 Special Tests: Conduct special tests as required by the Bridge
Engineer or Project Engineer when electrical equipment or systems are suspected of improper operation, or when additional data is necessary to determine proper operation.
822.09.4 Insulation Tests: Conduct insulation resistance tests on direct
buried conductors and other AWG No. 10 and larger conductors. Perform tests after installing the conductors and before connecting equipment that may be damaged by the tests. When measured with a 1000 volt D.C. insulation tester, readings below 50 megohms, will be considered defective.
822.10 ELECTRICAL SERVICE. Make arrangements with the power
company for temporary and permanent electrical service; verify the exact location and points of attachment before installation.
822.10.1 Temporary Service: Temporary electrical service including
power usage and instal lation shall be included in the price bid for the item.
822.10.2 Permanent Service: The Department will pay the power
company for line extensions if such extensions are not the result of contractor
822.07 Shop Requirements .
Fabrication of parts shall conform to applicable fabrication ANSI, ISO, AS TM, ASME, SAE, etc. Standards. Conform to Section 821 , “Mechanical Systems.”
822.08 Fasteners .
822.08.1 Stainless Steel Bolts, Nuts, and Washers Unless otherwise
specified on the plans, use and install stainless steel fasteners for electrical parts/equipment in accordance with 821.07.8 .
822.09 SYSTEMS TESTING . Furnish all testing equipment and conduct the
tests required by the contract. Provide a copy of the test results to the Bridge Engineer for review.
822.09.1 Performance Tests : Conduct performance testing of equipment
for a minimum period of two weeks before final acceptance. Allo w for normal operation of the equipment during the performance testing period. When normal operation proves insufficient to adequately test the equipment, artificial cycling or continuous “on” periods will be required. Correct any defective equipment, materials, and workmanship.
822.09.2 Receptacle Tests: After completion of the electrical system, test
each receptacle for proper polarity and continuity of the ground.
822.09.3 Special Tests: Conduct special tests as required by the Bridge
Engineer or Project Engineer when electrical equipment or systems are suspected of improper operation, or when additional data is necessary to determine proper operation.
822.09.4 Insulation Tests: Conduct insulation resistance tests on direct
buried conductors and other AWG No. 10 and larger conductors. Perform tests after installing the conductors and before connecting equipment that may be damaged by the tests. When measured with a 1000 volt D.C. insulation tester, readings below 50 megohms, will be considered defective.
822.10 ELECTRICAL SERVICE. Make arrangements with the power
company for temporary and permanent electrical service; verify the exact location and points of attachment before installation.
822.10.1 Temporary Service: Temporary electrical service including
power usage and instal lation shall be included in the price bid for the item.
822.10.2 Permanent Service: The Department will pay the power
company for line extensions if such extensions are not the result of contractor
822.07 Shop Requirements .
Fabrication of parts shall conform to applicable fabrication ANSI, ISO, AS TM, ASME, SAE, etc. Standards. Conform to Section 821 , “Mechanical Systems.”
822.08 Fasteners .
822.08.1 Stainless Steel Bolts, Nuts, and Washers Unless otherwise
specified on the plans, use and install stainless steel fasteners for electrical parts/equipment in accordance with 821.07.8 .
822.09 SYSTEMS TESTING . Furnish all testing equipment and conduct the
tests required by the contract. Provide a copy of the test results to the Bridge Engineer for review.
822.09.1 Performance Tests : Conduct performance testing of equipment
for a minimum period of two weeks before final acceptance. Allo w for normal operation of the equipment during the performance testing period. When normal operation proves insufficient to adequately test the equipment, artificial cycling or continuous “on” periods will be required. Correct any defective equipment, materials, and workmanship.
822.09.2 Receptacle Tests: After completion of the electrical system, test
each receptacle for proper polarity and continuity of the ground.
822.09.3 Special Tests: Conduct special tests as required by the Bridge
Engineer or Project Engineer when electrical equipment or systems are suspected of improper operation, or when additional data is necessary to determine proper operation.
822.09.4 Insulation Tests: Conduct insulation resistance tests on direct
buried conductors and other AWG No. 10 and larger conductors. Perform tests after installing the conductors and before connecting equipment that may be damaged by the tests. When measured with a 1000 volt D.C. insulation tester, readings below 50 megohms, will be considered defective.
822.10 ELECTRICAL SERVICE. Make arrangements with the power
company for temporary and permanent electrical service; verify the exact location and points of attachment before installation.
822.10.1 Temporary Service: Temporary electrical service including
power usage and instal lation shall be included in the price bid for the item.
822.10.2 Permanent Service: The Department will pay the power
company for line extensions if such extensions are not the result of contractor
822.07 Shop Requirements .
Fabrication of parts shall conform to applicable fabrication ANSI, ISO, AS TM, ASME, SAE, etc. Standards. Conform to Section 821 , “Mechanical Systems.”
822.08 Fasteners .
822.08.1 Stainless Steel Bolts, Nuts, and Washers Unless otherwise
specified on the plans, use and install stainless steel fasteners for electrical parts/equipment in accordance with 821.07.8 .
822.09 SYSTEMS TESTING . Furnish all testing equipment and conduct the
tests required by the contract. Provide a copy of the test results to the Bridge Engineer for review.
822.09.1 Performance Tests : Conduct performance testing of equipment
for a minimum period of two weeks before final acceptance. Allo w for normal operation of the equipment during the performance testing period. When normal operation proves insufficient to adequately test the equipment, artificial cycling or continuous “on” periods will be required. Correct any defective equipment, materials, and workmanship.
822.09.2 Receptacle Tests: After completion of the electrical system, test
each receptacle for proper polarity and continuity of the ground.
822.09.3 Special Tests: Conduct special tests as required by the Bridge
Engineer or Project Engineer when electrical equipment or systems are suspected of improper operation, or when additional data is necessary to determine proper operation.
822.09.4 Insulation Tests: Conduct insulation resistance tests on direct
buried conductors and other AWG No. 10 and larger conductors. Perform tests after installing the conductors and before connecting equipment that may be damaged by the tests. When measured with a 1000 volt D.C. insulation tester, readings below 50 megohms, will be considered defective.
822.10 ELECTRICAL SERVICE. Make arrangements with the power
company for temporary and permanent electrical service; verify the exact location and points of attachment before installation.
822.10.1 Temporary Service: Temporary electrical service including
power usage and instal lation shall be included in the price bid for the item.
822.10.2 Permanent Service: The Department will pay the power
company for line extensions if such extensions are not the result of contractor
822.07 Shop Requirements .
Fabrication of parts shall conform to applicable fabrication ANSI, ISO, AS TM, ASME, SAE, etc. Standards. Conform to Section 821 , “Mechanical Systems.”
822.08 Fasteners .
822.08.1 Stainless Steel Bolts, Nuts, and Washers Unless otherwise
specified on the plans, use and install stainless steel fasteners for electrical parts/equipment in accordance with 821.07.8 .
822.09 SYSTEMS TESTING . Furnish all testing equipment and conduct the
tests required by the contract. Provide a copy of the test results to the Bridge Engineer for review.
822.09.1 Performance Tests : Conduct performance testing of equipment
for a minimum period of two weeks before final acceptance. Allo w for normal operation of the equipment during the performance testing period. When normal operation proves insufficient to adequately test the equipment, artificial cycling or continuous “on” periods will be required. Correct any defective equipment, materials, and workmanship.
822.09.2 Receptacle Tests: After completion of the electrical system, test
each receptacle for proper polarity and continuity of the ground.
822.09.3 Special Tests: Conduct special tests as required by the Bridge
Engineer or Project Engineer when electrical equipment or systems are suspected of improper operation, or when additional data is necessary to determine proper operation.
822.09.4 Insulation Tests: Conduct insulation resistance tests on direct
buried conductors and other AWG No. 10 and larger conductors. Perform tests after installing the conductors and before connecting equipment that may be damaged by the tests. When measured with a 1000 volt D.C. insulation tester, readings below 50 megohms, will be considered defective.
822.10 ELECTRICAL SERVICE. Make arrangements with the power
company for temporary and permanent electrical service; verify the exact location and points of attachment before installation.
822.10.1 Temporary Service: Temporary electrical service including
power usage and instal lation shall be included in the price bid for the item.
822.10.2 Permanent Service: The Department will pay the power
company for line extensions if such extensions are not the result of contractor
822.07 Shop Requirements .
Fabrication of parts shall conform to applicable fabrication ANSI, ISO, AS TM, ASME, SAE, etc. Standards. Conform to Section 821 , “Mechanical Systems.”
822.08 Fasteners .
822.08.1 Stainless Steel Bolts, Nuts, and Washers Unless otherwise
specified on the plans, use and install stainless steel fasteners for electrical parts/equipment in accordance with 821.07.8 .
822.09 SYSTEMS TESTING . Furnish all testing equipment and conduct the
tests required by the contract. Provide a copy of the test results to the Bridge Engineer for review.
822.09.1 Performance Tests : Conduct performance testing of equipment
for a minimum period of two weeks before final acceptance. Allo w for normal operation of the equipment during the performance testing period. When normal operation proves insufficient to adequately test the equipment, artificial cycling or continuous “on” periods will be required. Correct any defective equipment, materials, and workmanship.
822.09.2 Receptacle Tests: After completion of the electrical system, test
each receptacle for proper polarity and continuity of the ground.
822.09.3 Special Tests: Conduct special tests as required by the Bridge
Engineer or Project Engineer when electrical equipment or systems are suspected of improper operation, or when additional data is necessary to determine proper operation.
822.09.4 Insulation Tests: Conduct insulation resistance tests on direct
buried conductors and other AWG No. 10 and larger conductors. Perform tests after installing the conductors and before connecting equipment that may be damaged by the tests. When measured with a 1000 volt D.C. insulation tester, readings below 50 megohms, will be considered defective.
822.10 ELECTRICAL SERVICE. Make arrangements with the power
company for temporary and permanent electrical service; verify the exact location and points of attachment before installation.
822.10.1 Temporary Service: Temporary electrical service including
power usage and instal lation shall be included in the price bid for the item.
822.10.2 Permanent Service: The Department will pay the power
company for line extensions if such extensions are not the result of contractor
822.07 Shop Requirements .
Fabrication of parts shall conform to applicable fabrication ANSI, ISO, AS TM, ASME, SAE, etc. Standards. Conform to Section 821 , “Mechanical Systems.”
822.08 Fasteners .
822.08.1 Stainless Steel Bolts, Nuts, and Washers Unless otherwise
specified on the plans, use and install stainless steel fasteners for electrical parts/equipment in accordance with 821.07.8 .
822.09 SYSTEMS TESTING . Furnish all testing equipment and conduct the
tests required by the contract. Provide a copy of the test results to the Bridge Engineer for review.
822.09.1 Performance Tests : Conduct performance testing of equipment
for a minimum period of two weeks before final acceptance. Allo w for normal operation of the equipment during the performance testing period. When normal operation proves insufficient to adequately test the equipment, artificial cycling or continuous “on” periods will be required. Correct any defective equipment, materials, and workmanship.
822.09.2 Receptacle Tests: After completion of the electrical system, test
each receptacle for proper polarity and continuity of the ground.
822.09.3 Special Tests: Conduct special tests as required by the Bridge
Engineer or Project Engineer when electrical equipment or systems are suspected of improper operation, or when additional data is necessary to determine proper operation.
822.09.4 Insulation Tests: Conduct insulation resistance tests on direct
buried conductors and other AWG No. 10 and larger conductors. Perform tests after installing the conductors and before connecting equipment that may be damaged by the tests. When measured with a 1000 volt D.C. insulation tester, readings below 50 megohms, will be considered defective.
822.10 ELECTRICAL SERVICE. Make arrangements with the power
company for temporary and permanent electrical service; verify the exact location and points of attachment before installation.
822.10.1 Temporary Service: Temporary electrical service including
power usage and instal lation shall be included in the price bid for the item.
822.10.2 Permanent Service: The Department will pay the power
company for line extensions if such extensions are not the result of contractor
822.07 Shop Requirements .
Fabrication of parts shall conform to applicable fabrication ANSI, ISO, AS TM, ASME, SAE, etc. Standards. Conform to Section 821 , “Mechanical Systems.”
822.08 Fasteners .
822.08.1 Stainless Steel Bolts, Nuts, and Washers Unless otherwise
specified on the plans, use and install stainless steel fasteners for electrical parts/equipment in accordance with 821.07.8 .
822.09 SYSTEMS TESTING . Furnish all testing equipment and conduct the
tests required by the contract. Provide a copy of the test results to the Bridge Engineer for review.
822.09.1 Performance Tests : Conduct performance testing of equipment
for a minimum period of two weeks before final acceptance. Allo w for normal operation of the equipment during the performance testing period. When normal operation proves insufficient to adequately test the equipment, artificial cycling or continuous “on” periods will be required. Correct any defective equipment, materials, and workmanship.
822.09.2 Receptacle Tests: After completion of the electrical system, test
each receptacle for proper polarity and continuity of the ground.
822.09.3 Special Tests: Conduct special tests as required by the Bridge
Engineer or Project Engineer when electrical equipment or systems are suspected of improper operation, or when additional data is necessary to determine proper operation.
822.09.4 Insulation Tests: Conduct insulation resistance tests on direct
buried conductors and other AWG No. 10 and larger conductors. Perform tests after installing the conductors and before connecting equipment that may be damaged by the tests. When measured with a 1000 volt D.C. insulation tester, readings below 50 megohms, will be considered defective.
822.10 ELECTRICAL SERVICE. Make arrangements with the power
company for temporary and permanent electrical service; verify the exact location and points of attachment before installation.
822.10.1 Temporary Service: Temporary electrical service including
power usage and instal lation shall be included in the price bid for the item.
822.10.2 Permanent Service: The Department will pay the power
company for line extensions if such extensions are not the result of contractor
822.07 Shop Requirements .
Fabrication of parts shall conform to applicable fabrication ANSI, ISO, AS TM, ASME, SAE, etc. Standards. Conform to Section 821 , “Mechanical Systems.”
822.08 Fasteners .
822.08.1 Stainless Steel Bolts, Nuts, and Washers Unless otherwise
specified on the plans, use and install stainless steel fasteners for electrical parts/equipment in accordance with 821.07.8 .
822.09 SYSTEMS TESTING . Furnish all testing equipment and conduct the
tests required by the contract. Provide a copy of the test results to the Bridge Engineer for review.
822.09.1 Performance Tests : Conduct performance testing of equipment
for a minimum period of two weeks before final acceptance. Allo w for normal operation of the equipment during the performance testing period. When normal operation proves insufficient to adequately test the equipment, artificial cycling or continuous “on” periods will be required. Correct any defective equipment, materials, and workmanship.
822.09.2 Receptacle Tests: After completion of the electrical system, test
each receptacle for proper polarity and continuity of the ground.
822.09.3 Special Tests: Conduct special tests as required by the Bridge
Engineer or Project Engineer when electrical equipment or systems are suspected of improper operation, or when additional data is necessary to determine proper operation.
822.09.4 Insulation Tests: Conduct insulation resistance tests on direct
buried conductors and other AWG No. 10 and larger conductors. Perform tests after installing the conductors and before connecting equipment that may be damaged by the tests. When measured with a 1000 volt D.C. insulation tester, readings below 50 megohms, will be considered defective.
822.10 ELECTRICAL SERVICE. Make arrangements with the power
company for temporary and permanent electrical service; verify the exact location and points of attachment before installation.
822.10.1 Temporary Service: Temporary electrical service including
power usage and instal lation shall be included in the price bid for the item.
822.10.2 Permanent Service: The Department will pay the power
company for line extensions if such extensions are not the result of contractor errors or failure to verify or coordinate with the power company. Power usage during construction and testing shall be included in the price bid for the item.
822.11 MEASUREMENT . Preparing and submitting the Electrical and
Operation Manual will not be measured for payment. The cost is to be included in the electri cal items contained in the plans. Preparing and submitting the Electrical Operation and Maintenance Manual will not be measured for payment. The cost is to be included in the mechanical, electrical, and facility items contained in the plans.
822.11.1 Trenching and Backfilling: Trenching and backfilling will be
measured by the linear foot of trench excavated and backfilled, which will include excavation, backfilling, and any required compaction.
822.11.2 Conduit with Conductors: Conduit with conductors will be
measured by the linear foot of conduit, which will include furnishing and installing conduit, conductors, clamps, fittings, flexible metal conduit, and miscellaneous hardware required for conduit installation.
822.11.3 Conductors: Conductors in existing conduits will be measured by
the linear foot of conductors furnished and installed, which will include connectors, terminations, and wire markers.
822.11.4 Jacked or Bored Casing: Jacked or bored casings will be
measured by the linear foot of casing furnished and installed, which will include the casing, fittings, and required excavation and backfill.
822.11.5 Light Pole: Light poles will be measured per each pole furnished
and installed which will include the pole, decals, ownership plate, wiring and connections to circuit conduct ors, base assembly, grout, and oxide -inhibiting compound. Measurement for ground mounted poles will also include the concrete foundation, concrete apron, underground junction boxes in apron, anchor bolts, reinforcing steel, conduits in foundation, ground rod, ground wires, ground clamp, excavation, backfill, and disposal of excess excavated material.
822.11.6 High Mast Poles: High mast poles will be measured per each
pole furnished and installed, which will include the pole, luminaire ring, lowering assembly, dr ive assembly, grounding, wiring, electrical connections, fuses, mounting hardware, and grout. Measurement for ground mounted poles will also include the concrete foundation, concrete apron, underground junction box in apron, anchor bolts, reinforcing stee l, conduit in foundation, ground rod, excavation, backfilling, disposal of excess excavated material, and all hardware and appurtenances required for a complete installation. errors or failure to verify or coordinate with the power company. Power usage during construction and testing shall be included in the price bid for the item.
822.11 MEASUREMENT . Preparing and submitting the Electrical and
Operation Manual will not be measured for payment. The cost is to be included in the electri cal items contained in the plans. Preparing and submitting the Electrical Operation and Maintenance Manual will not be measured for payment. The cost is to be included in the mechanical, electrical, and facility items contained in the plans.
822.11.1 Trenching and Backfilling: Trenching and backfilling will be
measured by the linear foot of trench excavated and backfilled, which will include excavation, backfilling, and any required compaction.
822.11.2 Conduit with Conductors: Conduit with conductors will be
measured by the linear foot of conduit, which will include furnishing and installing conduit, conductors, clamps, fittings, flexible metal conduit, and miscellaneous hardware required for conduit installation.
822.11.3 Conductors: Conductors in existing conduits will be measured by
the linear foot of conductors furnished and installed, which will include connectors, terminations, and wire markers.
822.11.4 Jacked or Bored Casing: Jacked or bored casings will be
measured by the linear foot of casing furnished and installed, which will include the casing, fittings, and required excavation and backfill.
822.11.5 Light Pole: Light poles will be measured per each pole furnished
and installed which will include the pole, decals, ownership plate, wiring and connections to circuit conduct ors, base assembly, grout, and oxide -inhibiting compound. Measurement for ground mounted poles will also include the concrete foundation, concrete apron, underground junction boxes in apron, anchor bolts, reinforcing steel, conduits in foundation, ground rod, ground wires, ground clamp, excavation, backfill, and disposal of excess excavated material.
822.11.6 High Mast Poles: High mast poles will be measured per each
pole furnished and installed, which will include the pole, luminaire ring, lowering assembly, dr ive assembly, grounding, wiring, electrical connections, fuses, mounting hardware, and grout. Measurement for ground mounted poles will also include the concrete foundation, concrete apron, underground junction box in apron, anchor bolts, reinforcing stee l, conduit in foundation, ground rod, excavation, backfilling, disposal of excess excavated material, and all hardware and appurtenances required for a complete installation. errors or failure to verify or coordinate with the power company. Power usage during construction and testing shall be included in the price bid for the item.
822.11 MEASUREMENT . Preparing and submitting the Electrical and
Operation Manual will not be measured for payment. The cost is to be included in the electri cal items contained in the plans. Preparing and submitting the Electrical Operation and Maintenance Manual will not be measured for payment. The cost is to be included in the mechanical, electrical, and facility items contained in the plans.
822.11.1 Trenching and Backfilling: Trenching and backfilling will be
measured by the linear foot of trench excavated and backfilled, which will include excavation, backfilling, and any required compaction.
822.11.2 Conduit with Conductors: Conduit with conductors will be
measured by the linear foot of conduit, which will include furnishing and installing conduit, conductors, clamps, fittings, flexible metal conduit, and miscellaneous hardware required for conduit installation.
822.11.3 Conductors: Conductors in existing conduits will be measured by
the linear foot of conductors furnished and installed, which will include connectors, terminations, and wire markers.
822.11.4 Jacked or Bored Casing: Jacked or bored casings will be
measured by the linear foot of casing furnished and installed, which will include the casing, fittings, and required excavation and backfill.
822.11.5 Light Pole: Light poles will be measured per each pole furnished
and installed which will include the pole, decals, ownership plate, wiring and connections to circuit conduct ors, base assembly, grout, and oxide -inhibiting compound. Measurement for ground mounted poles will also include the concrete foundation, concrete apron, underground junction boxes in apron, anchor bolts, reinforcing steel, conduits in foundation, ground rod, ground wires, ground clamp, excavation, backfill, and disposal of excess excavated material.
822.11.6 High Mast Poles: High mast poles will be measured per each
pole furnished and installed, which will include the pole, luminaire ring, lowering assembly, dr ive assembly, grounding, wiring, electrical connections, fuses, mounting hardware, and grout. Measurement for ground mounted poles will also include the concrete foundation, concrete apron, underground junction box in apron, anchor bolts, reinforcing stee l, conduit in foundation, ground rod, excavation, backfilling, disposal of excess excavated material, and all hardware and appurtenances required for a complete installation. errors or failure to verify or coordinate with the power company. Power usage during construction and testing shall be included in the price bid for the item.
822.11 MEASUREMENT . Preparing and submitting the Electrical and
Operation Manual will not be measured for payment. The cost is to be included in the electri cal items contained in the plans. Preparing and submitting the Electrical Operation and Maintenance Manual will not be measured for payment. The cost is to be included in the mechanical, electrical, and facility items contained in the plans.
822.11.1 Trenching and Backfilling: Trenching and backfilling will be
measured by the linear foot of trench excavated and backfilled, which will include excavation, backfilling, and any required compaction.
822.11.2 Conduit with Conductors: Conduit with conductors will be
measured by the linear foot of conduit, which will include furnishing and installing conduit, conductors, clamps, fittings, flexible metal conduit, and miscellaneous hardware required for conduit installation.
822.11.3 Conductors: Conductors in existing conduits will be measured by
the linear foot of conductors furnished and installed, which will include connectors, terminations, and wire markers.
822.11.4 Jacked or Bored Casing: Jacked or bored casings will be
measured by the linear foot of casing furnished and installed, which will include the casing, fittings, and required excavation and backfill.
822.11.5 Light Pole: Light poles will be measured per each pole furnished
and installed which will include the pole, decals, ownership plate, wiring and connections to circuit conduct ors, base assembly, grout, and oxide -inhibiting compound. Measurement for ground mounted poles will also include the concrete foundation, concrete apron, underground junction boxes in apron, anchor bolts, reinforcing steel, conduits in foundation, ground rod, ground wires, ground clamp, excavation, backfill, and disposal of excess excavated material.
822.11.6 High Mast Poles: High mast poles will be measured per each
pole furnished and installed, which will include the pole, luminaire ring, lowering assembly, dr ive assembly, grounding, wiring, electrical connections, fuses, mounting hardware, and grout. Measurement for ground mounted poles will also include the concrete foundation, concrete apron, underground junction box in apron, anchor bolts, reinforcing stee l, conduit in foundation, ground rod, excavation, backfilling, disposal of excess excavated material, and all hardware and appurtenances required for a complete installation. errors or failure to verify or coordinate with the power company. Power usage during construction and testing shall be included in the price bid for the item.
822.11 MEASUREMENT . Preparing and submitting the Electrical and
Operation Manual will not be measured for payment. The cost is to be included in the electri cal items contained in the plans. Preparing and submitting the Electrical Operation and Maintenance Manual will not be measured for payment. The cost is to be included in the mechanical, electrical, and facility items contained in the plans.
822.11.1 Trenching and Backfilling: Trenching and backfilling will be
measured by the linear foot of trench excavated and backfilled, which will include excavation, backfilling, and any required compaction.
822.11.2 Conduit with Conductors: Conduit with conductors will be
measured by the linear foot of conduit, which will include furnishing and installing conduit, conductors, clamps, fittings, flexible metal conduit, and miscellaneous hardware required for conduit installation.
822.11.3 Conductors: Conductors in existing conduits will be measured by
the linear foot of conductors furnished and installed, which will include connectors, terminations, and wire markers.
822.11.4 Jacked or Bored Casing: Jacked or bored casings will be
measured by the linear foot of casing furnished and installed, which will include the casing, fittings, and required excavation and backfill.
822.11.5 Light Pole: Light poles will be measured per each pole furnished
and installed which will include the pole, decals, ownership plate, wiring and connections to circuit conduct ors, base assembly, grout, and oxide -inhibiting compound. Measurement for ground mounted poles will also include the concrete foundation, concrete apron, underground junction boxes in apron, anchor bolts, reinforcing steel, conduits in foundation, ground rod, ground wires, ground clamp, excavation, backfill, and disposal of excess excavated material.
822.11.6 High Mast Poles: High mast poles will be measured per each
pole furnished and installed, which will include the pole, luminaire ring, lowering assembly, dr ive assembly, grounding, wiring, electrical connections, fuses, mounting hardware, and grout. Measurement for ground mounted poles will also include the concrete foundation, concrete apron, underground junction box in apron, anchor bolts, reinforcing stee l, conduit in foundation, ground rod, excavation, backfilling, disposal of excess excavated material, and all hardware and appurtenances required for a complete installation. errors or failure to verify or coordinate with the power company. Power usage during construction and testing shall be included in the price bid for the item.
822.11 MEASUREMENT . Preparing and submitting the Electrical and
Operation Manual will not be measured for payment. The cost is to be included in the electri cal items contained in the plans. Preparing and submitting the Electrical Operation and Maintenance Manual will not be measured for payment. The cost is to be included in the mechanical, electrical, and facility items contained in the plans.
822.11.1 Trenching and Backfilling: Trenching and backfilling will be
measured by the linear foot of trench excavated and backfilled, which will include excavation, backfilling, and any required compaction.
822.11.2 Conduit with Conductors: Conduit with conductors will be
measured by the linear foot of conduit, which will include furnishing and installing conduit, conductors, clamps, fittings, flexible metal conduit, and miscellaneous hardware required for conduit installation.
822.11.3 Conductors: Conductors in existing conduits will be measured by
the linear foot of conductors furnished and installed, which will include connectors, terminations, and wire markers.
822.11.4 Jacked or Bored Casing: Jacked or bored casings will be
measured by the linear foot of casing furnished and installed, which will include the casing, fittings, and required excavation and backfill.
822.11.5 Light Pole: Light poles will be measured per each pole furnished
and installed which will include the pole, decals, ownership plate, wiring and connections to circuit conduct ors, base assembly, grout, and oxide -inhibiting compound. Measurement for ground mounted poles will also include the concrete foundation, concrete apron, underground junction boxes in apron, anchor bolts, reinforcing steel, conduits in foundation, ground rod, ground wires, ground clamp, excavation, backfill, and disposal of excess excavated material.
822.11.6 High Mast Poles: High mast poles will be measured per each
pole furnished and installed, which will include the pole, luminaire ring, lowering assembly, dr ive assembly, grounding, wiring, electrical connections, fuses, mounting hardware, and grout. Measurement for ground mounted poles will also include the concrete foundation, concrete apron, underground junction box in apron, anchor bolts, reinforcing stee l, conduit in foundation, ground rod, excavation, backfilling, disposal of excess excavated material, and all hardware and appurtenances required for a complete installation. errors or failure to verify or coordinate with the power company. Power usage during construction and testing shall be included in the price bid for the item.
822.11 MEASUREMENT . Preparing and submitting the Electrical and
Operation Manual will not be measured for payment. The cost is to be included in the electri cal items contained in the plans. Preparing and submitting the Electrical Operation and Maintenance Manual will not be measured for payment. The cost is to be included in the mechanical, electrical, and facility items contained in the plans.
822.11.1 Trenching and Backfilling: Trenching and backfilling will be
measured by the linear foot of trench excavated and backfilled, which will include excavation, backfilling, and any required compaction.
822.11.2 Conduit with Conductors: Conduit with conductors will be
measured by the linear foot of conduit, which will include furnishing and installing conduit, conductors, clamps, fittings, flexible metal conduit, and miscellaneous hardware required for conduit installation.
822.11.3 Conductors: Conductors in existing conduits will be measured by
the linear foot of conductors furnished and installed, which will include connectors, terminations, and wire markers.
822.11.4 Jacked or Bored Casing: Jacked or bored casings will be
measured by the linear foot of casing furnished and installed, which will include the casing, fittings, and required excavation and backfill.
822.11.5 Light Pole: Light poles will be measured per each pole furnished
and installed which will include the pole, decals, ownership plate, wiring and connections to circuit conduct ors, base assembly, grout, and oxide -inhibiting compound. Measurement for ground mounted poles will also include the concrete foundation, concrete apron, underground junction boxes in apron, anchor bolts, reinforcing steel, conduits in foundation, ground rod, ground wires, ground clamp, excavation, backfill, and disposal of excess excavated material.
822.11.6 High Mast Poles: High mast poles will be measured per each
pole furnished and installed, which will include the pole, luminaire ring, lowering assembly, dr ive assembly, grounding, wiring, electrical connections, fuses, mounting hardware, and grout. Measurement for ground mounted poles will also include the concrete foundation, concrete apron, underground junction box in apron, anchor bolts, reinforcing stee l, conduit in foundation, ground rod, excavation, backfilling, disposal of excess excavated material, and all hardware and appurtenances required for a complete installation. errors or failure to verify or coordinate with the power company. Power usage during construction and testing shall be included in the price bid for the item.
822.11 MEASUREMENT . Preparing and submitting the Electrical and
Operation Manual will not be measured for payment. The cost is to be included in the electri cal items contained in the plans. Preparing and submitting the Electrical Operation and Maintenance Manual will not be measured for payment. The cost is to be included in the mechanical, electrical, and facility items contained in the plans.
822.11.1 Trenching and Backfilling: Trenching and backfilling will be
measured by the linear foot of trench excavated and backfilled, which will include excavation, backfilling, and any required compaction.
822.11.2 Conduit with Conductors: Conduit with conductors will be
measured by the linear foot of conduit, which will include furnishing and installing conduit, conductors, clamps, fittings, flexible metal conduit, and miscellaneous hardware required for conduit installation.
822.11.3 Conductors: Conductors in existing conduits will be measured by
the linear foot of conductors furnished and installed, which will include connectors, terminations, and wire markers.
822.11.4 Jacked or Bored Casing: Jacked or bored casings will be
measured by the linear foot of casing furnished and installed, which will include the casing, fittings, and required excavation and backfill.
822.11.5 Light Pole: Light poles will be measured per each pole furnished
and installed which will include the pole, decals, ownership plate, wiring and connections to circuit conduct ors, base assembly, grout, and oxide -inhibiting compound. Measurement for ground mounted poles will also include the concrete foundation, concrete apron, underground junction boxes in apron, anchor bolts, reinforcing steel, conduits in foundation, ground rod, ground wires, ground clamp, excavation, backfill, and disposal of excess excavated material.
822.11.6 High Mast Poles: High mast poles will be measured per each
pole furnished and installed, which will include the pole, luminaire ring, lowering assembly, dr ive assembly, grounding, wiring, electrical connections, fuses, mounting hardware, and grout. Measurement for ground mounted poles will also include the concrete foundation, concrete apron, underground junction box in apron, anchor bolts, reinforcing stee l, conduit in foundation, ground rod, excavation, backfilling, disposal of excess excavated material, and all hardware and appurtenances required for a complete installation.
822.11.7 Luminaire: Luminaires will be measured per each which will
include the luminai re, ballast, lamp, fuse, lightning arrestor, mounting, connections, and hardware.
822.11.8 Electrical Service Points: Electrical service points will be
measured per each, which will include the pole, controller assembly, footing, anchor bolts, ground rod, conduits in footing, rigid conduit and conductors on utility company pole connections, hardware, and all equipment as shown on the plans .
822.11.9 Electrical System: Electrical systems will be measured on a
lump sum basis, which will include furnishing and insta lling all equipment and apparatus, and performing all work required for a complete and operational electrical system.
822.11.10 Fabricated Light Pole Supports: Fabricated light pole
supports will be measured per each, which will include fabrication and installati on of the support, concrete anchors, anchor bolts and nuts, and grout.
822.11.11 Removal and Disposal of Electrical Equipment : The
removal of existing electrical equipment as indicated on the plans will be measured as a lump sum, which will include the disconnect ing of wiring at the source, the removal of exposed conduit and wiring, and the removal of associated electrical equipment. Measurement for outside systems will include the removal of structure mounted conduit, wire clamps, junction boxes, and underpass l uminaires; the removal of service poles and equipment; the removal of conduit risers and the demolition of underground manholes to 24 inches below grade; the removal of underground junction boxes; the backfilling to grade of all voids; and the disposal of material and equipment declared not salvageable. Disposal of such non - salvageable material and equipment shall be in accordance with 202.05 as appropriate.
822.11.12 Removal and Storage of Light Poles: Removal of existing
light poles and arms or lowering device will be measured per each pole, which will include the disconnection of wiring at the source; the removal and transporting of the pole and arms or lowering devices to the specified District compound; the furnishing of 6 inch x 6 inch treated timbers as spacers, and the stacking of the equipment as directed.
822.11.13 Removal and Disposal of Light Pole Foundations:
Removal of existing light pole foundations will be measured per each foundation, which will include the removal and disposal of the complete concrete foundation
822.11.7 Luminaire: Luminaires will be measured per each which will
include the luminai re, ballast, lamp, fuse, lightning arrestor, mounting, connections, and hardware.
822.11.8 Electrical Service Points: Electrical service points will be
measured per each, which will include the pole, controller assembly, footing, anchor bolts, ground rod, conduits in footing, rigid conduit and conductors on utility company pole connections, hardware, and all equipment as shown on the plans .
822.11.9 Electrical System: Electrical systems will be measured on a
lump sum basis, which will include furnishing and insta lling all equipment and apparatus, and performing all work required for a complete and operational electrical system.
822.11.10 Fabricated Light Pole Supports: Fabricated light pole
supports will be measured per each, which will include fabrication and installati on of the support, concrete anchors, anchor bolts and nuts, and grout.
822.11.11 Removal and Disposal of Electrical Equipment : The
removal of existing electrical equipment as indicated on the plans will be measured as a lump sum, which will include the disconnect ing of wiring at the source, the removal of exposed conduit and wiring, and the removal of associated electrical equipment. Measurement for outside systems will include the removal of structure mounted conduit, wire clamps, junction boxes, and underpass l uminaires; the removal of service poles and equipment; the removal of conduit risers and the demolition of underground manholes to 24 inches below grade; the removal of underground junction boxes; the backfilling to grade of all voids; and the disposal of material and equipment declared not salvageable. Disposal of such non - salvageable material and equipment shall be in accordance with 202.05 as appropriate.
822.11.12 Removal and Storage of Light Poles: Removal of existing
light poles and arms or lowering device will be measured per each pole, which will include the disconnection of wiring at the source; the removal and transporting of the pole and arms or lowering devices to the specified District compound; the furnishing of 6 inch x 6 inch treated timbers as spacers, and the stacking of the equipment as directed.
822.11.13 Removal and Disposal of Light Pole Foundations:
Removal of existing light pole foundations will be measured per each foundation, which will include the removal and disposal of the complete concrete foundation
822.11.7 Luminaire: Luminaires will be measured per each which will
include the luminai re, ballast, lamp, fuse, lightning arrestor, mounting, connections, and hardware.
822.11.8 Electrical Service Points: Electrical service points will be
measured per each, which will include the pole, controller assembly, footing, anchor bolts, ground rod, conduits in footing, rigid conduit and conductors on utility company pole connections, hardware, and all equipment as shown on the plans .
822.11.9 Electrical System: Electrical systems will be measured on a
lump sum basis, which will include furnishing and insta lling all equipment and apparatus, and performing all work required for a complete and operational electrical system.
822.11.10 Fabricated Light Pole Supports: Fabricated light pole
supports will be measured per each, which will include fabrication and installati on of the support, concrete anchors, anchor bolts and nuts, and grout.
822.11.11 Removal and Disposal of Electrical Equipment : The
removal of existing electrical equipment as indicated on the plans will be measured as a lump sum, which will include the disconnect ing of wiring at the source, the removal of exposed conduit and wiring, and the removal of associated electrical equipment. Measurement for outside systems will include the removal of structure mounted conduit, wire clamps, junction boxes, and underpass l uminaires; the removal of service poles and equipment; the removal of conduit risers and the demolition of underground manholes to 24 inches below grade; the removal of underground junction boxes; the backfilling to grade of all voids; and the disposal of material and equipment declared not salvageable. Disposal of such non - salvageable material and equipment shall be in accordance with 202.05 as appropriate.
822.11.12 Removal and Storage of Light Poles: Removal of existing
light poles and arms or lowering device will be measured per each pole, which will include the disconnection of wiring at the source; the removal and transporting of the pole and arms or lowering devices to the specified District compound; the furnishing of 6 inch x 6 inch treated timbers as spacers, and the stacking of the equipment as directed.
822.11.13 Removal and Disposal of Light Pole Foundations:
Removal of existing light pole foundations will be measured per each foundation, which will include the removal and disposal of the complete concrete foundation
822.11.7 Luminaire: Luminaires will be measured per each which will
include the luminai re, ballast, lamp, fuse, lightning arrestor, mounting, connections, and hardware.
822.11.8 Electrical Service Points: Electrical service points will be
measured per each, which will include the pole, controller assembly, footing, anchor bolts, ground rod, conduits in footing, rigid conduit and conductors on utility company pole connections, hardware, and all equipment as shown on the plans .
822.11.9 Electrical System: Electrical systems will be measured on a
lump sum basis, which will include furnishing and insta lling all equipment and apparatus, and performing all work required for a complete and operational electrical system.
822.11.10 Fabricated Light Pole Supports: Fabricated light pole
supports will be measured per each, which will include fabrication and installati on of the support, concrete anchors, anchor bolts and nuts, and grout.
822.11.11 Removal and Disposal of Electrical Equipment : The
removal of existing electrical equipment as indicated on the plans will be measured as a lump sum, which will include the disconnect ing of wiring at the source, the removal of exposed conduit and wiring, and the removal of associated electrical equipment. Measurement for outside systems will include the removal of structure mounted conduit, wire clamps, junction boxes, and underpass l uminaires; the removal of service poles and equipment; the removal of conduit risers and the demolition of underground manholes to 24 inches below grade; the removal of underground junction boxes; the backfilling to grade of all voids; and the disposal of material and equipment declared not salvageable. Disposal of such non - salvageable material and equipment shall be in accordance with 202.05 as appropriate.
822.11.12 Removal and Storage of Light Poles: Removal of existing
light poles and arms or lowering device will be measured per each pole, which will include the disconnection of wiring at the source; the removal and transporting of the pole and arms or lowering devices to the specified District compound; the furnishing of 6 inch x 6 inch treated timbers as spacers, and the stacking of the equipment as directed.
822.11.13 Removal and Disposal of Light Pole Foundations:
Removal of existing light pole foundations will be measured per each foundation, which will include the removal and disposal of the complete concrete foundation
822.11.7 Luminaire: Luminaires will be measured per each which will
include the luminai re, ballast, lamp, fuse, lightning arrestor, mounting, connections, and hardware.
822.11.8 Electrical Service Points: Electrical service points will be
measured per each, which will include the pole, controller assembly, footing, anchor bolts, ground rod, conduits in footing, rigid conduit and conductors on utility company pole connections, hardware, and all equipment as shown on the plans .
822.11.9 Electrical System: Electrical systems will be measured on a
lump sum basis, which will include furnishing and insta lling all equipment and apparatus, and performing all work required for a complete and operational electrical system.
822.11.10 Fabricated Light Pole Supports: Fabricated light pole
supports will be measured per each, which will include fabrication and installati on of the support, concrete anchors, anchor bolts and nuts, and grout.
822.11.11 Removal and Disposal of Electrical Equipment : The
removal of existing electrical equipment as indicated on the plans will be measured as a lump sum, which will include the disconnect ing of wiring at the source, the removal of exposed conduit and wiring, and the removal of associated electrical equipment. Measurement for outside systems will include the removal of structure mounted conduit, wire clamps, junction boxes, and underpass l uminaires; the removal of service poles and equipment; the removal of conduit risers and the demolition of underground manholes to 24 inches below grade; the removal of underground junction boxes; the backfilling to grade of all voids; and the disposal of material and equipment declared not salvageable. Disposal of such non - salvageable material and equipment shall be in accordance with 202.05 as appropriate.
822.11.12 Removal and Storage of Light Poles: Removal of existing
light poles and arms or lowering device will be measured per each pole, which will include the disconnection of wiring at the source; the removal and transporting of the pole and arms or lowering devices to the specified District compound; the furnishing of 6 inch x 6 inch treated timbers as spacers, and the stacking of the equipment as directed.
822.11.13 Removal and Disposal of Light Pole Foundations:
Removal of existing light pole foundations will be measured per each foundation, which will include the removal and disposal of the complete concrete foundation
822.11.7 Luminaire: Luminaires will be measured per each which will
include the luminai re, ballast, lamp, fuse, lightning arrestor, mounting, connections, and hardware.
822.11.8 Electrical Service Points: Electrical service points will be
measured per each, which will include the pole, controller assembly, footing, anchor bolts, ground rod, conduits in footing, rigid conduit and conductors on utility company pole connections, hardware, and all equipment as shown on the plans .
822.11.9 Electrical System: Electrical systems will be measured on a
lump sum basis, which will include furnishing and insta lling all equipment and apparatus, and performing all work required for a complete and operational electrical system.
822.11.10 Fabricated Light Pole Supports: Fabricated light pole
supports will be measured per each, which will include fabrication and installati on of the support, concrete anchors, anchor bolts and nuts, and grout.
822.11.11 Removal and Disposal of Electrical Equipment : The
removal of existing electrical equipment as indicated on the plans will be measured as a lump sum, which will include the disconnect ing of wiring at the source, the removal of exposed conduit and wiring, and the removal of associated electrical equipment. Measurement for outside systems will include the removal of structure mounted conduit, wire clamps, junction boxes, and underpass l uminaires; the removal of service poles and equipment; the removal of conduit risers and the demolition of underground manholes to 24 inches below grade; the removal of underground junction boxes; the backfilling to grade of all voids; and the disposal of material and equipment declared not salvageable. Disposal of such non - salvageable material and equipment shall be in accordance with 202.05 as appropriate.
822.11.12 Removal and Storage of Light Poles: Removal of existing
light poles and arms or lowering device will be measured per each pole, which will include the disconnection of wiring at the source; the removal and transporting of the pole and arms or lowering devices to the specified District compound; the furnishing of 6 inch x 6 inch treated timbers as spacers, and the stacking of the equipment as directed.
822.11.13 Removal and Disposal of Light Pole Foundations:
Removal of existing light pole foundations will be measured per each foundation, which will include the removal and disposal of the complete concrete foundation
822.11.7 Luminaire: Luminaires will be measured per each which will
include the luminai re, ballast, lamp, fuse, lightning arrestor, mounting, connections, and hardware.
822.11.8 Electrical Service Points: Electrical service points will be
measured per each, which will include the pole, controller assembly, footing, anchor bolts, ground rod, conduits in footing, rigid conduit and conductors on utility company pole connections, hardware, and all equipment as shown on the plans .
822.11.9 Electrical System: Electrical systems will be measured on a
lump sum basis, which will include furnishing and insta lling all equipment and apparatus, and performing all work required for a complete and operational electrical system.
822.11.10 Fabricated Light Pole Supports: Fabricated light pole
supports will be measured per each, which will include fabrication and installati on of the support, concrete anchors, anchor bolts and nuts, and grout.
822.11.11 Removal and Disposal of Electrical Equipment : The
removal of existing electrical equipment as indicated on the plans will be measured as a lump sum, which will include the disconnect ing of wiring at the source, the removal of exposed conduit and wiring, and the removal of associated electrical equipment. Measurement for outside systems will include the removal of structure mounted conduit, wire clamps, junction boxes, and underpass l uminaires; the removal of service poles and equipment; the removal of conduit risers and the demolition of underground manholes to 24 inches below grade; the removal of underground junction boxes; the backfilling to grade of all voids; and the disposal of material and equipment declared not salvageable. Disposal of such non - salvageable material and equipment shall be in accordance with 202.05 as appropriate.
822.11.12 Removal and Storage of Light Poles: Removal of existing
light poles and arms or lowering device will be measured per each pole, which will include the disconnection of wiring at the source; the removal and transporting of the pole and arms or lowering devices to the specified District compound; the furnishing of 6 inch x 6 inch treated timbers as spacers, and the stacking of the equipment as directed.
822.11.13 Removal and Disposal of Light Pole Foundations:
Removal of existing light pole foundations will be measured per each foundation, which will include the removal and disposal of the complete concrete foundation
822.11.7 Luminaire: Luminaires will be measured per each which will
include the luminai re, ballast, lamp, fuse, lightning arrestor, mounting, connections, and hardware.
822.11.8 Electrical Service Points: Electrical service points will be
measured per each, which will include the pole, controller assembly, footing, anchor bolts, ground rod, conduits in footing, rigid conduit and conductors on utility company pole connections, hardware, and all equipment as shown on the plans .
822.11.9 Electrical System: Electrical systems will be measured on a
lump sum basis, which will include furnishing and insta lling all equipment and apparatus, and performing all work required for a complete and operational electrical system.
822.11.10 Fabricated Light Pole Supports: Fabricated light pole
supports will be measured per each, which will include fabrication and installati on of the support, concrete anchors, anchor bolts and nuts, and grout.
822.11.11 Removal and Disposal of Electrical Equipment : The
removal of existing electrical equipment as indicated on the plans will be measured as a lump sum, which will include the disconnect ing of wiring at the source, the removal of exposed conduit and wiring, and the removal of associated electrical equipment. Measurement for outside systems will include the removal of structure mounted conduit, wire clamps, junction boxes, and underpass l uminaires; the removal of service poles and equipment; the removal of conduit risers and the demolition of underground manholes to 24 inches below grade; the removal of underground junction boxes; the backfilling to grade of all voids; and the disposal of material and equipment declared not salvageable. Disposal of such non - salvageable material and equipment shall be in accordance with 202.05 as appropriate.
822.11.12 Removal and Storage of Light Poles: Removal of existing
light poles and arms or lowering device will be measured per each pole, which will include the disconnection of wiring at the source; the removal and transporting of the pole and arms or lowering devices to the specified District compound; the furnishing of 6 inch x 6 inch treated timbers as spacers, and the stacking of the equipment as directed.
822.11.13 Removal and Disposal of Light Pole Foundations:
Removal of existing light pole foundations will be measured per each foundation, which will include the removal and disposal of the complete concrete foundation and apron; the backfilling to grade of all voids; and the removal or abandonment of underground wiring to the pole.
822.11.14 Removal and Disposal of Luminaires : Removal and
disposal of existing luminaires will be measured per each luminaire, which will include removal and the disposal of the luminaire and lamp. Disposal shall be in accordance with 202.05 as appropriate.
822.11.15 Relocate Light Poles: Relocation of existing light poles will be
measured per each pole, which will include disconnection of the wiring at the source; the removal or abandonment of underground wiring to the pole; the removal and storage of existing pole and luminaire; the complete removal and disposal of existing foundation and apron; the backfilling of existing foundation void; the re -installatio n of the existing pole and luminaire; the construction of a new foundation with apron and junction box; the installation of new ground rod, fused connectors, and pole wiring.
822.11.16 Underground Junction Box: Underground junction boxes will
be measured per each box installed, and will include the box, cover, concrete pad, rigid steel conduits, ground rod bonding, splices, and all other materials and equipment required for a complete installation.
822.11.17 Structure Junction Box: Structure junction boxes will be
measured per each box installed, and will include the box, cover, mounting hardware, shims, terminal blocks, fittings, bonding, and any material and equipment required for a complete installation.
822.11.18 Service Pole: Service poles will be measured per each, and will
include the pole conduit and conductors on pole, fittings, conduit clamps, ground rod, hardware, and all equipment as shown on the plans.
822.11.19 Modular Breakaway Cable System: Modular breakaway
electrical cable systems for low mast light poles will b e measured per each and will include all materials, labor, equipment, and tools necessary to furnish and install a complete system in accordance with the plans and specifications.
822.11.20 Disconnect: Disconnects will be measured per each.
822.11.21 Duct Markers: Duct markers will be measured per each.
822.11.22 Underground Marker Tape: Marker tape will be measured per
linear foot.
822.12 PAYMENT . Payment for electrical work will be made at the contract
unit prices and will include all materials, labor, equipment, tools necessary to and apron; the backfilling to grade of all voids; and the removal or abandonment of underground wiring to the pole.
822.11.14 Removal and Disposal of Luminaires : Removal and
disposal of existing luminaires will be measured per each luminaire, which will include removal and the disposal of the luminaire and lamp. Disposal shall be in accordance with 202.05 as appropriate.
822.11.15 Relocate Light Poles: Relocation of existing light poles will be
measured per each pole, which will include disconnection of the wiring at the source; the removal or abandonment of underground wiring to the pole; the removal and storage of existing pole and luminaire; the complete removal and disposal of existing foundation and apron; the backfilling of existing foundation void; the re -installatio n of the existing pole and luminaire; the construction of a new foundation with apron and junction box; the installation of new ground rod, fused connectors, and pole wiring.
822.11.16 Underground Junction Box: Underground junction boxes will
be measured per each box installed, and will include the box, cover, concrete pad, rigid steel conduits, ground rod bonding, splices, and all other materials and equipment required for a complete installation.
822.11.17 Structure Junction Box: Structure junction boxes will be
measured per each box installed, and will include the box, cover, mounting hardware, shims, terminal blocks, fittings, bonding, and any material and equipment required for a complete installation.
822.11.18 Service Pole: Service poles will be measured per each, and will
include the pole conduit and conductors on pole, fittings, conduit clamps, ground rod, hardware, and all equipment as shown on the plans.
822.11.19 Modular Breakaway Cable System: Modular breakaway
electrical cable systems for low mast light poles will b e measured per each and will include all materials, labor, equipment, and tools necessary to furnish and install a complete system in accordance with the plans and specifications.
822.11.20 Disconnect: Disconnects will be measured per each.
822.11.21 Duct Markers: Duct markers will be measured per each.
822.11.22 Underground Marker Tape: Marker tape will be measured per
linear foot.
822.12 PAYMENT . Payment for electrical work will be made at the contract
unit prices and will include all materials, labor, equipment, tools necessary to and apron; the backfilling to grade of all voids; and the removal or abandonment of underground wiring to the pole.
822.11.14 Removal and Disposal of Luminaires : Removal and
disposal of existing luminaires will be measured per each luminaire, which will include removal and the disposal of the luminaire and lamp. Disposal shall be in accordance with 202.05 as appropriate.
822.11.15 Relocate Light Poles: Relocation of existing light poles will be
measured per each pole, which will include disconnection of the wiring at the source; the removal or abandonment of underground wiring to the pole; the removal and storage of existing pole and luminaire; the complete removal and disposal of existing foundation and apron; the backfilling of existing foundation void; the re -installatio n of the existing pole and luminaire; the construction of a new foundation with apron and junction box; the installation of new ground rod, fused connectors, and pole wiring.
822.11.16 Underground Junction Box: Underground junction boxes will
be measured per each box installed, and will include the box, cover, concrete pad, rigid steel conduits, ground rod bonding, splices, and all other materials and equipment required for a complete installation.
822.11.17 Structure Junction Box: Structure junction boxes will be
measured per each box installed, and will include the box, cover, mounting hardware, shims, terminal blocks, fittings, bonding, and any material and equipment required for a complete installation.
822.11.18 Service Pole: Service poles will be measured per each, and will
include the pole conduit and conductors on pole, fittings, conduit clamps, ground rod, hardware, and all equipment as shown on the plans.
822.11.19 Modular Breakaway Cable System: Modular breakaway
electrical cable systems for low mast light poles will b e measured per each and will include all materials, labor, equipment, and tools necessary to furnish and install a complete system in accordance with the plans and specifications.
822.11.20 Disconnect: Disconnects will be measured per each.
822.11.21 Duct Markers: Duct markers will be measured per each.
822.11.22 Underground Marker Tape: Marker tape will be measured per
linear foot.
822.12 PAYMENT . Payment for electrical work will be made at the contract
unit prices and will include all materials, labor, equipment, tools necessary to and apron; the backfilling to grade of all voids; and the removal or abandonment of underground wiring to the pole.
822.11.14 Removal and Disposal of Luminaires : Removal and
disposal of existing luminaires will be measured per each luminaire, which will include removal and the disposal of the luminaire and lamp. Disposal shall be in accordance with 202.05 as appropriate.
822.11.15 Relocate Light Poles: Relocation of existing light poles will be
measured per each pole, which will include disconnection of the wiring at the source; the removal or abandonment of underground wiring to the pole; the removal and storage of existing pole and luminaire; the complete removal and disposal of existing foundation and apron; the backfilling of existing foundation void; the re -installatio n of the existing pole and luminaire; the construction of a new foundation with apron and junction box; the installation of new ground rod, fused connectors, and pole wiring.
822.11.16 Underground Junction Box: Underground junction boxes will
be measured per each box installed, and will include the box, cover, concrete pad, rigid steel conduits, ground rod bonding, splices, and all other materials and equipment required for a complete installation.
822.11.17 Structure Junction Box: Structure junction boxes will be
measured per each box installed, and will include the box, cover, mounting hardware, shims, terminal blocks, fittings, bonding, and any material and equipment required for a complete installation.
822.11.18 Service Pole: Service poles will be measured per each, and will
include the pole conduit and conductors on pole, fittings, conduit clamps, ground rod, hardware, and all equipment as shown on the plans.
822.11.19 Modular Breakaway Cable System: Modular breakaway
electrical cable systems for low mast light poles will b e measured per each and will include all materials, labor, equipment, and tools necessary to furnish and install a complete system in accordance with the plans and specifications.
822.11.20 Disconnect: Disconnects will be measured per each.
822.11.21 Duct Markers: Duct markers will be measured per each.
822.11.22 Underground Marker Tape: Marker tape will be measured per
linear foot.
822.12 PAYMENT . Payment for electrical work will be made at the contract
unit prices and will include all materials, labor, equipment, tools necessary to and apron; the backfilling to grade of all voids; and the removal or abandonment of underground wiring to the pole.
822.11.14 Removal and Disposal of Luminaires : Removal and
disposal of existing luminaires will be measured per each luminaire, which will include removal and the disposal of the luminaire and lamp. Disposal shall be in accordance with 202.05 as appropriate.
822.11.15 Relocate Light Poles: Relocation of existing light poles will be
measured per each pole, which will include disconnection of the wiring at the source; the removal or abandonment of underground wiring to the pole; the removal and storage of existing pole and luminaire; the complete removal and disposal of existing foundation and apron; the backfilling of existing foundation void; the re -installatio n of the existing pole and luminaire; the construction of a new foundation with apron and junction box; the installation of new ground rod, fused connectors, and pole wiring.
822.11.16 Underground Junction Box: Underground junction boxes will
be measured per each box installed, and will include the box, cover, concrete pad, rigid steel conduits, ground rod bonding, splices, and all other materials and equipment required for a complete installation.
822.11.17 Structure Junction Box: Structure junction boxes will be
measured per each box installed, and will include the box, cover, mounting hardware, shims, terminal blocks, fittings, bonding, and any material and equipment required for a complete installation.
822.11.18 Service Pole: Service poles will be measured per each, and will
include the pole conduit and conductors on pole, fittings, conduit clamps, ground rod, hardware, and all equipment as shown on the plans.
822.11.19 Modular Breakaway Cable System: Modular breakaway
electrical cable systems for low mast light poles will b e measured per each and will include all materials, labor, equipment, and tools necessary to furnish and install a complete system in accordance with the plans and specifications.
822.11.20 Disconnect: Disconnects will be measured per each.
822.11.21 Duct Markers: Duct markers will be measured per each.
822.11.22 Underground Marker Tape: Marker tape will be measured per
linear foot.
822.12 PAYMENT . Payment for electrical work will be made at the contract
unit prices and will include all materials, labor, equipment, tools necessary to and apron; the backfilling to grade of all voids; and the removal or abandonment of underground wiring to the pole.
822.11.14 Removal and Disposal of Luminaires : Removal and
disposal of existing luminaires will be measured per each luminaire, which will include removal and the disposal of the luminaire and lamp. Disposal shall be in accordance with 202.05 as appropriate.
822.11.15 Relocate Light Poles: Relocation of existing light poles will be
measured per each pole, which will include disconnection of the wiring at the source; the removal or abandonment of underground wiring to the pole; the removal and storage of existing pole and luminaire; the complete removal and disposal of existing foundation and apron; the backfilling of existing foundation void; the re -installatio n of the existing pole and luminaire; the construction of a new foundation with apron and junction box; the installation of new ground rod, fused connectors, and pole wiring.
822.11.16 Underground Junction Box: Underground junction boxes will
be measured per each box installed, and will include the box, cover, concrete pad, rigid steel conduits, ground rod bonding, splices, and all other materials and equipment required for a complete installation.
822.11.17 Structure Junction Box: Structure junction boxes will be
measured per each box installed, and will include the box, cover, mounting hardware, shims, terminal blocks, fittings, bonding, and any material and equipment required for a complete installation.
822.11.18 Service Pole: Service poles will be measured per each, and will
include the pole conduit and conductors on pole, fittings, conduit clamps, ground rod, hardware, and all equipment as shown on the plans.
822.11.19 Modular Breakaway Cable System: Modular breakaway
electrical cable systems for low mast light poles will b e measured per each and will include all materials, labor, equipment, and tools necessary to furnish and install a complete system in accordance with the plans and specifications.
822.11.20 Disconnect: Disconnects will be measured per each.
822.11.21 Duct Markers: Duct markers will be measured per each.
822.11.22 Underground Marker Tape: Marker tape will be measured per
linear foot.
822.12 PAYMENT . Payment for electrical work will be made at the contract
unit prices and will include all materials, labor, equipment, tools necessary to and apron; the backfilling to grade of all voids; and the removal or abandonment of underground wiring to the pole.
822.11.14 Removal and Disposal of Luminaires : Removal and
disposal of existing luminaires will be measured per each luminaire, which will include removal and the disposal of the luminaire and lamp. Disposal shall be in accordance with 202.05 as appropriate.
822.11.15 Relocate Light Poles: Relocation of existing light poles will be
measured per each pole, which will include disconnection of the wiring at the source; the removal or abandonment of underground wiring to the pole; the removal and storage of existing pole and luminaire; the complete removal and disposal of existing foundation and apron; the backfilling of existing foundation void; the re -installatio n of the existing pole and luminaire; the construction of a new foundation with apron and junction box; the installation of new ground rod, fused connectors, and pole wiring.
822.11.16 Underground Junction Box: Underground junction boxes will
be measured per each box installed, and will include the box, cover, concrete pad, rigid steel conduits, ground rod bonding, splices, and all other materials and equipment required for a complete installation.
822.11.17 Structure Junction Box: Structure junction boxes will be
measured per each box installed, and will include the box, cover, mounting hardware, shims, terminal blocks, fittings, bonding, and any material and equipment required for a complete installation.
822.11.18 Service Pole: Service poles will be measured per each, and will
include the pole conduit and conductors on pole, fittings, conduit clamps, ground rod, hardware, and all equipment as shown on the plans.
822.11.19 Modular Breakaway Cable System: Modular breakaway
electrical cable systems for low mast light poles will b e measured per each and will include all materials, labor, equipment, and tools necessary to furnish and install a complete system in accordance with the plans and specifications.
822.11.20 Disconnect: Disconnects will be measured per each.
822.11.21 Duct Markers: Duct markers will be measured per each.
822.11.22 Underground Marker Tape: Marker tape will be measured per
linear foot.
822.12 PAYMENT . Payment for electrical work will be made at the contract
unit prices and will include all materials, labor, equipment, tools necessary to and apron; the backfilling to grade of all voids; and the removal or abandonment of underground wiring to the pole.
822.11.14 Removal and Disposal of Luminaires : Removal and
disposal of existing luminaires will be measured per each luminaire, which will include removal and the disposal of the luminaire and lamp. Disposal shall be in accordance with 202.05 as appropriate.
822.11.15 Relocate Light Poles: Relocation of existing light poles will be
measured per each pole, which will include disconnection of the wiring at the source; the removal or abandonment of underground wiring to the pole; the removal and storage of existing pole and luminaire; the complete removal and disposal of existing foundation and apron; the backfilling of existing foundation void; the re -installatio n of the existing pole and luminaire; the construction of a new foundation with apron and junction box; the installation of new ground rod, fused connectors, and pole wiring.
822.11.16 Underground Junction Box: Underground junction boxes will
be measured per each box installed, and will include the box, cover, concrete pad, rigid steel conduits, ground rod bonding, splices, and all other materials and equipment required for a complete installation.
822.11.17 Structure Junction Box: Structure junction boxes will be
measured per each box installed, and will include the box, cover, mounting hardware, shims, terminal blocks, fittings, bonding, and any material and equipment required for a complete installation.
822.11.18 Service Pole: Service poles will be measured per each, and will
include the pole conduit and conductors on pole, fittings, conduit clamps, ground rod, hardware, and all equipment as shown on the plans.
822.11.19 Modular Breakaway Cable System: Modular breakaway
electrical cable systems for low mast light poles will b e measured per each and will include all materials, labor, equipment, and tools necessary to furnish and install a complete system in accordance with the plans and specifications.
822.11.20 Disconnect: Disconnects will be measured per each.
822.11.21 Duct Markers: Duct markers will be measured per each.
822.11.22 Underground Marker Tape: Marker tape will be measured per
linear foot.
822.12 PAYMENT . Payment for electrical work will be made at the contract
unit prices and will include all materials, labor, equipment, tools necessary to and apron; the backfilling to grade of all voids; and the removal or abandonment of underground wiring to the pole.
822.11.14 Removal and Disposal of Luminaires : Removal and
disposal of existing luminaires will be measured per each luminaire, which will include removal and the disposal of the luminaire and lamp. Disposal shall be in accordance with 202.05 as appropriate.
822.11.15 Relocate Light Poles: Relocation of existing light poles will be
measured per each pole, which will include disconnection of the wiring at the source; the removal or abandonment of underground wiring to the pole; the removal and storage of existing pole and luminaire; the complete removal and disposal of existing foundation and apron; the backfilling of existing foundation void; the re -installatio n of the existing pole and luminaire; the construction of a new foundation with apron and junction box; the installation of new ground rod, fused connectors, and pole wiring.
822.11.16 Underground Junction Box: Underground junction boxes will
be measured per each box installed, and will include the box, cover, concrete pad, rigid steel conduits, ground rod bonding, splices, and all other materials and equipment required for a complete installation.
822.11.17 Structure Junction Box: Structure junction boxes will be
measured per each box installed, and will include the box, cover, mounting hardware, shims, terminal blocks, fittings, bonding, and any material and equipment required for a complete installation.
822.11.18 Service Pole: Service poles will be measured per each, and will
include the pole conduit and conductors on pole, fittings, conduit clamps, ground rod, hardware, and all equipment as shown on the plans.
822.11.19 Modular Breakaway Cable System: Modular breakaway
electrical cable systems for low mast light poles will b e measured per each and will include all materials, labor, equipment, and tools necessary to furnish and install a complete system in accordance with the plans and specifications.
822.11.20 Disconnect: Disconnects will be measured per each.
822.11.21 Duct Markers: Duct markers will be measured per each.
822.11.22 Underground Marker Tape: Marker tape will be measured per
linear foot.
822.12 PAYMENT . Payment for electrical work will be made at the contract
unit prices and will include all materials, labor, equipment, tools necessary to and apron; the backfilling to grade of all voids; and the removal or abandonment of underground wiring to the pole.
822.11.14 Removal and Disposal of Luminaires : Removal and
disposal of existing luminaires will be measured per each luminaire, which will include removal and the disposal of the luminaire and lamp. Disposal shall be in accordance with 202.05 as appropriate.
822.11.15 Relocate Light Poles: Relocation of existing light poles will be
measured per each pole, which will include disconnection of the wiring at the source; the removal or abandonment of underground wiring to the pole; the removal and storage of existing pole and luminaire; the complete removal and disposal of existing foundation and apron; the backfilling of existing foundation void; the re -installatio n of the existing pole and luminaire; the construction of a new foundation with apron and junction box; the installation of new ground rod, fused connectors, and pole wiring.
822.11.16 Underground Junction Box: Underground junction boxes will
be measured per each box installed, and will include the box, cover, concrete pad, rigid steel conduits, ground rod bonding, splices, and all other materials and equipment required for a complete installation.
822.11.17 Structure Junction Box: Structure junction boxes will be
measured per each box installed, and will include the box, cover, mounting hardware, shims, terminal blocks, fittings, bonding, and any material and equipment required for a complete installation.
822.11.18 Service Pole: Service poles will be measured per each, and will
include the pole conduit and conductors on pole, fittings, conduit clamps, ground rod, hardware, and all equipment as shown on the plans.
822.11.19 Modular Breakaway Cable System: Modular breakaway
electrical cable systems for low mast light poles will b e measured per each and will include all materials, labor, equipment, and tools necessary to furnish and install a complete system in accordance with the plans and specifications.
822.11.20 Disconnect: Disconnects will be measured per each.
822.11.21 Duct Markers: Duct markers will be measured per each.
822.11.22 Underground Marker Tape: Marker tape will be measured per
linear foot.
822.12 PAYMENT . Payment for electrical work will be made at the contract
unit prices and will include all materials, labor, equipment, tools necessary to and apron; the backfilling to grade of all voids; and the removal or abandonment of underground wiring to the pole.
822.11.14 Removal and Disposal of Luminaires : Removal and
disposal of existing luminaires will be measured per each luminaire, which will include removal and the disposal of the luminaire and lamp. Disposal shall be in accordance with 202.05 as appropriate.
822.11.15 Relocate Light Poles: Relocation of existing light poles will be
measured per each pole, which will include disconnection of the wiring at the source; the removal or abandonment of underground wiring to the pole; the removal and storage of existing pole and luminaire; the complete removal and disposal of existing foundation and apron; the backfilling of existing foundation void; the re -installatio n of the existing pole and luminaire; the construction of a new foundation with apron and junction box; the installation of new ground rod, fused connectors, and pole wiring.
822.11.16 Underground Junction Box: Underground junction boxes will
be measured per each box installed, and will include the box, cover, concrete pad, rigid steel conduits, ground rod bonding, splices, and all other materials and equipment required for a complete installation.
822.11.17 Structure Junction Box: Structure junction boxes will be
measured per each box installed, and will include the box, cover, mounting hardware, shims, terminal blocks, fittings, bonding, and any material and equipment required for a complete installation.
822.11.18 Service Pole: Service poles will be measured per each, and will
include the pole conduit and conductors on pole, fittings, conduit clamps, ground rod, hardware, and all equipment as shown on the plans.
822.11.19 Modular Breakaway Cable System: Modular breakaway
electrical cable systems for low mast light poles will b e measured per each and will include all materials, labor, equipment, and tools necessary to furnish and install a complete system in accordance with the plans and specifications.
822.11.20 Disconnect: Disconnects will be measured per each.
822.11.21 Duct Markers: Duct markers will be measured per each.
822.11.22 Underground Marker Tape: Marker tape will be measured per
linear foot.
822.12 PAYMENT . Payment for electrical work will be made at the contract
unit prices and will include all materials, labor, equipment, tools necessary to furnish, construct, and/or install this item in accordance with the plans and specifications. The concrete in foundations for light poles, high mast poles, and other electrical equipment will be identified by lots and shall be subject to pay adjustments in accordance with Table 901-4 and note 1 therein . Size, sampling, and testing of each concrete lot shall be in accordance with the Materials Sampling Manual. Cost of preparing and submitting the Electrical Operation and Maintenance Manual shall be inclu ded in the pay items of Sections 821, 822, and 823. The Department will retain 5 percent of the bid price of all mechanical, electrical, and facility items (821, 822, and 823 items) until the manual has been reviewed and accepted, and final paper reproduct ions have been received by the Department. Payment will be made under: Item No. Pay Item Pay Unit 822-01 Trenching and Backfilling Linear Foot 822-02 Conduit with Conductors (Type ) Linear Foot 822-03 Conductors Linear Foot 822-04 Jacked or Bored Casing (Type ) Linear Foot 822-05 Light Pole (Type ) Each 822-06 High Mast Pole (Type ) Each 822-07 Luminaire (Type ) Each 822-08 Electrical Service Point (Type ) Each 822-09 Electrical System Lump Sum 822-10 Fabricated Light Pole Support Each 822-11 Removal and Disposal of Electrical Equipment Lump Sum 822-12 Removal and Storage of Light Pole (Type ) Each 822-13 Removal and Disposal of Light Pole Foundation (Type) Each 822-14 Removal and Disposal of Luminaire Each 822-15 Relocate Light Poles (Type) Each 822-16 Underground Junction Box (Type) Each 822-17 Structure Junction Box (Type) Each 822-18 Service Pole Each 822-19 Modular Breakaway Cable System Each 822-20 Disconnect (Type ) Each 822-21 Duct Marker (Concrete) Each 822-22 Underground Marker Tape (Type ) Linear Foot Section 823 Facilities
823.01 DESCRIPTION. This section sets forth general architectural
requirements for the construction of new Department facilities and/or renovation of existing Department facilities.
823.02 ACRONYMS AND ABBREVI ATIONS. See 821.02 for acronyms and
abbreviations.
823.03 DEFINITIONS. See 821.03 for definitions pertaining to this section.
823.04 MATERIALS. All material for fabricated items shall be new, and all
manufactured items shall be new. Embankment Section 203 Fences Section 705 Jacked or Bored Pipe Section 728 Drilled Shafts Section 803 Piles Section 804 Structural Concrete Section 80 5 Reinforcement Section 806 Structural Metals Section 807 Steel Grid Flooring Section 808 Welding Section 809 Painting and Protective Coatings Section 811 Treated Timber Section 812 Deck Drainage Systems Section 816 Mechanical Systems Section 821 Electrical Systems Section 822 Portland Cement Concrete Section 901 Mortar Cement Section 1001 Reinforcing Steel, Strand, and Wire Rope Section 1009 Metals Section 1013 Epoxy Resin System Section 1017
Source: Louisiana Standard Specifications for Roads and Bridges, 2016 Edition. Pages 922–933 of 1,145.