8−179as listed in the Proposal. The prices so-stated constitute full and complete compensation for all labor, materials, tools, equipment, and all incidentals required to finish the work, complete and accepted by the Engineer. SECTION 834 GRANITE CURB FOR BRIDGES
834.01 DESCRIPTION . This work consists of providing straight or circular granite curbing at the
locations indicated on the Plans or as directed by the Engineer, all in accordance with these Specifications. The two basic types of curbing are described as follows:
a.Vertical Face Granite Curbing.
b.Slope Face Granite Curbing.
834.02 MATERIALS . Granite curb for bridges shall conform to the requirements of Subsection
M.09.05 of these Specifications. 834.03 CONSTRUCTION METHODS . The curb shall be set accurately to line and grade in a full mortar bed and with full mortar end joints before concrete in back of curb is placed. Anchors shall be grouted into curb stones as they are being set. Care should be taken that all spaces under stones and at joints are completely filled. If indicated on Plans, joints between ends of individual stones shall be raked to dimensions shown on the Plans and sealed with the specified type of joint sealer. Otherwise, joints shall be carefully filled with cement mortar and neatly pointed on top and face. After pointing, curb stones shall be cleaned of all excess mortar to the satisfaction of the Engineer. When placing concrete behind the curb stones, care should be taken to avoid disturbing line and grade of the stones.
834.04 METHOD OF MEASUREMENT. "Vertical Face Granite Curb Straight,” "Vertical Face
Granite Curb Circular,” "Slope Face Granite Curb Straight,” and "Slope Face Granite Curb Circular" will be measured (along the front arris of the curb) by the number of linear feet of such curbing actually installed in accordance with the Plans and/or as directed by the Engineer.
834.05 BASIS OF PAYMENT . The accepted quantities of "Vertical Face Granite Curb Straight,”
"Vertical Face Granite Curb Circular,” "Slope Face Granite Curb Straight,” and "Slope Face Granite Curb Circular" will be paid for at their respective contract unit prices per linear foot as listed in the Proposal. The prices so-stated constitute full and complete compensation for all labor, materials and equipment, and all incidentals required to finish the work, complete and accepted by the 8−180 Engineer. SECTION 835 SCUPPERS
835.01 DESCRIPTION . This work consists of providing scuppers and connections to their drains
at the locations indicated on the Plans or as directed by the Engineer, all in accordance with these Specifications. 835.02 MATERIALS . Scupper frames and grates shall conform to the requirements of Para. c and Para. d, respectively, of Subsection M.05.04.9 of these Specifications.
835.03 CONSTRUCTION METHODS . The scupper assembly shall be installed, anchored and
supported as shown on the Plans. 835.04 METHOD OF MEASUREMENT . "Scuppers" will be measured by the number of such assemblies actually installed in accordance with the Plans and/or as directed by the Engineer.
835.05 BASIS OF PAYMENT . The accepted quantity of "Scuppers" will be paid for at the contract
unit price per each assembly as listed in the Proposal. The price so-stated constitutes full and complete compensation for all labor, materials and equipment, and all incidental s required to finish the work, complete and accepted by the Engineer. SECTION 836 STRUCTURAL CONCRETE CRACK REPAIR BY EPOXY-RESIN BASE ADHESIVE INJECTION
836.01 DESCRIPTION . This work consists of repairing cracks in concrete by furnishing and
injecting epoxy-resin base adhesives into such cracks. The work also incl udes surface preparation, setting injection ports and cleaning surfaces followi ng repairs. Crack repair work shall be performed at locations indicated on the Plans or as directed by the Engineer, all in accordance with these Specifications. 836.02 MATERIALS . All products indicated below must be listed in the Department’s Approved Materials List.
Source: Rhode Island Standard Specifications (Bluebook), 2024 Edition. Pages 513–514 of 826.