Effective with the December 2018 Letting 504 2019 Standard Spec ifications Section 670 General Requirements for Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS)
670.1Description
requirements used to perform ITS work.
670.2Materials
670.3Construction 670.3.1 General
670.3.2 Personnel Qualifications 670.3.2.1 Field System Integrator
integrator selected from the department's approved field system integrator list. The field system integrator provides assistance a nd expertise to the contractor in the areas of equipment installation, operation, integration with existing equipment, testing, and ne twork management for ITS installations including traffic signal communications.
and functions properly. The field system integrator also helps submit material lists, shop drawings, documentation, as-builts, test r esults, training and operation manuals as well as associated presentations, wiring schematics, and equipment test procedures .
progress meetings beginning with in one month after ITS work under the contract begins. Hold additional meetings at least monthly while ITS work under the c ontract is scheduled. The department defines ITS work as operations r equired under the contract related to electrical work. 670.3.2.2 Certified Fiber Optic Technician
Have a certified fiber optic tec hnician supervise all fiber optic cable installation.
- Education: attend and successfully complete at least one 4-da y class on installation of fiber optic products conducted by major manufacture r and have FOA certification. - Work history: demonstrate a minimum of 2 years work experience in the last 5 years with splicing, termination, and testing of fiber optic cable.
communications equipment and material. 670.3.3 Testing 670.3.3.1 Contractor-Furnished Equipment and Materials
engineer's satisfaction that equipment is calibrated and in wor king order.
in contract.
and dates.
testing. The department may approv e rejected material but is not considered acceptance for equipment or material until final post-installation testing. 670.3.3.2 Department-Furnished Equipment and Materials
they conform to contract requirements and function properly. No tify the department w ithin 3 days if the inspection identifies defective equipment or materials. The dep artment will replace whatever is defective.
is responsible for replacing defective equipment and materials.
Effective with the December 2018 Letting 505 2019 Standard Spec ifications 670.3.3.3 Post-Installation Testing
confined to the end functionality of the device. Components include field devices, processor, assemblies, cabling, connections, communications, and any addit ional elements associated with proper operation and full functi onality of the field device.
system integrator and contractor shall develop test procedures 30 days before initial installation. The department will approve test procedure wit hin 30 days of the date received and provide a written approval.
approval of resubmitted test proce dures within 30 days of the date received. 670.3.4 ITS Documentation 670.3.4.1 Preconstruction Work
catalog cut-sheets, and drawings within 28 days after notice of award to the engineer. The engineer will review the equipment list and drawings within 30 days of s ubmittal. Obtain the engineer's written approval before proc uring equipment and beginning the work.
catalog numbers, and manufacture r specifications. Resubmit a ne w alternative for partial or totally rejected equipment within 15 days of written notice. The engineer will review within 30 days of submittal.
approval. Check the availability , price, and delivery date befo re making submittal of equipment or material. 670.3.4.2 Post-Construction Work
documentation including but not limited to the following: - Operator's manual: for contra ctor furnished equipment, submit a manual containing detailed operating instructions for each different ty pe or model of equipment and or operation performed. - Maintenance procedures manuals : for contractor furnished equi pment, submit a manual containing detailed preventive and correctiv e maintenance procedures for e ach type or model of equipment furnished. - Cabinet fiber optic wiring diagram: submit a cabinet wiring d iagram, identified by location for each cabinet. Include both electrical wiring and fiber optic conductor and ca ble connections. Place one copy of the fiber optic wiring diagram in a weat herproof holder i n the cabinet. D eliver the other c opies to the engineer. - As-built drawings: submit final as-built drawings that detail the final placemen t of conduit, cabling, equipment, and geometric modifications within the contract. Pro vide documentation in a n electronic format adhering to the region’s ITS com puter aided drafting standards and according to the department’s as-built requirements. The department will review the as-built drawings for content and electronic format. Modify both the content and format of as-built drawings until meeting all requirements. - Equipment inventory list: submit an invent ory list including serial number, make, model, date installed, and location installed of equipmen t installed under the contract.
670.4Measurement
unit for all services acceptably c ompleted under the contract.
670.5Payment
items: ITEM NUMBER DESCRIPTION UNIT
670.0100 Field System Integrator LS
670.0200 ITS Documentation LS
specified expertise, assistance , and documents. The department will pay separately fo r other ITS work under the various ITS bid items of 671 through 678.
technicians as required under 670.3.2.2 .
Effective with the December 2018 Letting 506 2019 Standard Spec ifications Section 671 Intelligent Transportation Systems - Conduit
671.1Description
markers along a path of any fiber optic cabling and new or exis ting manholes.
671.2Materials
671.2.1 Conduit
underground use conforming to ASTM F2160. Use the size the plans show with a size-to-diameter ratio (SDR) of 11 and conforming to the following: NOMINAL INSIDE DIAMETER NOMINAL OUTSIDE DIAMETER 1.25 inches 1.660 inches 2 inches 2.375 inches 3 inches 3.50 inches
standards.
duct manufacturer’s installation recommendations. Furnish anodi zed aluminum reverse threaded couplers sized as appropriate. 671.2.2 Woven Pull Tape
duct cutting resistant, tensile strength of greater than 1100 p ounds, nominal width of 1/2 inch, and maximum allowable elongation under pulling tension of 10 percen t. 671.2.3 Fiber Optic Cable Marker
671.2.4 Tracer Wire
Connect the tracer wire using a wire nut at each pull box, manh ole, or other access point. Alternatively, use a single wi re through the access points.
671.3Construction
671.3.1 Installing Conduit
edges or corners, over or around obstructions, or through unnec essary curves or bends.
and replace with new materials. Do not install conduit above gr ound or on structures.
inspection by the utility owner fo r gas mains of 100 psi or gre ater, or 12 inches in diameter or greater. 671.3.2 Woven Pull Tape
directly through the ducts, wov en pull tape for those sections of individual ducts is not required. Spare conduits shall have woven pull tape installed in the duct. 671.3.3 Fiber Optic Cable Marker
adequate so that marker cannot be pulled out or removed manually. The marker should self erect after vehicle impact.
marker. Install a minimum of 2 m arkers along each fiber optic c able path in new conduit so that one forward and one behind are always visible. Install a marker at each point along the fiber optic cable path where a 45-degree or greater change in direction occurs.
conduit networks. Install markers a maximum of 24 inches latera l displacement from the actual placement of the conduit and fiber optic cabling.