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Exhibit A—Scope of Services <br /> overtime hours with occasional Saturdays during the construction season from March through November. <br /> Fifty to fifty-five-hour work weeks for the RE,ARE, and Construction Observer have been assumed during <br /> those months. Forty-Five-hour work weeks have been assumed for the Documentation Engineer during <br /> those months. We will implement our staff in an organized approach from the first day after Notice to <br /> Proceed(Anticipated 8/1/21)through project close out(6/30/2024)as follows: <br /> Pre-Construction: <br /> I. Coordinate contact with City representatives to establish a working relationship and to discuss areas <br /> of concern. <br /> 2. Review Phase I project report,Phase II design plans and other supporting documents. <br /> 3. Update the contact list in the project Special Provisions with names,affiliation,addresses,email <br /> addresses and phone numbers of personnel assigned to the project including the City,utilities, <br /> railroads, emergency response teams,schools,and any other identified entities of interest. <br /> 4. Review site with plans in-hand to determine if any change conditions exist since plan submittal. <br /> 5. Document removal items. <br /> 6. In conjunction with the City,notify the local residents and businesses impacted directly by the <br /> construction of this project in one kickoff meeting prior to actual construction starts. <br /> 7. Schedule and conduct one utility kickoff meeting to update the status of utilities from the contract <br /> plans. Invite the outstanding utility relocation companies to the project progress meeting as <br /> scheduled on a weekly basis.Call for one railroad coordination meeting. <br /> 8. Set up field books and review quantities and other pay items. <br /> 9. Attend one Pre-Construction Conference. <br /> 10. Review progress schedule and milestone dates to determine manpower assignments, supplier <br /> delivery dates,utility clearance,staging changes,and public notices. <br /> 11. Confirm with the Contractor borrow/waste sites are approved for use. <br /> 12. Aid in setting up regular once a month meeting between the Contractor, City, and Utilities attended <br /> by the RE and if needed,the Project Manager. <br /> Construction: <br /> I. Provide for the inspection of proportioning for PCC Concrete and Hot Mix Asphalt according to <br /> applicable IDOT Bureau of Materials and Physical Research (BMPR) Quality Control/Quality <br /> Assurance (QC/QA) training documents or contract requirements and obtain samples and perform <br /> testing as follows: <br /> • Obtain soil samples and perform standard proctor tests to generate curves for use in determining <br /> soil density. <br /> • Perfonm field and lab testing of Cellular Lightweight Fill. <br /> • Perform Plant QA testing for the PCC plant according to Schedule C of Check Sheet#25. <br /> • Provide plastic cylinder molds to make PCC test cylinders. Cylinder sizes will match what the <br /> Contractor's QC personnel use. <br /> • Transport PCC test cylinders to the Millennia lab in Morton, Illinois,where they will wet cure <br /> the cylinders,perform strength tests on the cylinders,and report the results. <br /> • Perform QA nuclear density testing on HMA mixes being placed(IDOT to perform QA testing <br /> at the HMA plant). <br /> 2. Provide for inspection of materials when inspection is not provided for at the source. <br /> 3. Inspect,document and report maintenance of traffic control. <br /> 4. Spot check contractor staking/layout as required <br /> 5. Perforin quality control of construction work in progress. <br /> Phase III Scope 03-30-21 Ex A PH III <br />