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Division 600 — Miscellaneous Construction

601Water Service Lines

MT · 2020 (v5.1) Standard Specifications✓ Full text on BuildSpecBook pages 399–400 Save this section

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601.01 Description

This work is constructing polyethylene, steel and copper water service lines, ½-inch through 2-inch (13 mm through 50 mm) nominal diameter.

601.02 Materials

Furnish materials in accordance with the following subsection requirements: Copper Pipe ............................................................ 709.10 Polyethylene Pipe .................................................. 708.08 Seamless Steel Pipe ............................................... 709.09

601.03 Construction Requirements

Install water service lines, make all connections, and pressure test the system in accordance with the Montana Public Works Standard Specifications, and the contract. Meet the requirements of Section 207 for trench excavation, foundation preparation, and backfilling.

601.04 Method of Measurement

Water service lines are measured by the foot (m). Excavation to install service lines is not measured for payment.

601.05 Basis of Payment

Payment for the completed and accepted quantities is made under the following: Pay Item Pay Unit Water Service Line Foot (m)

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Source: Standard Specifications for Road and Bridge Construction, 2020 (v5.1) Edition. Pages 399–400 of 611. View official source ↗

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