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Exhibit A <br /> Scone of Work <br /> Cin, of Decatur <br /> Assessment of Mound Road Bridges (SN 058-3035, 058-3036,and 058-3037) <br /> URS will perform the following tasks: <br /> I) Review existing plans and inspection reports <br /> 2) Conduct site visit to document condition of each bridge for Bridge Condition Report <br /> 3) Prepare Bridge Condition Report(BCR) in accordance with IDOT Bridge Condition <br /> Report Procedures & Practices Manual, December 2011 <br /> 4) Perform project management duties <br /> 5) A Project Development Report is not included in the scope of work. <br /> Bridge Condition Report and Inspection <br /> A Bridge Condition Report (BCR)provides a format to develop and document a proposed scope of <br /> %,ork for a structure. The report is submitted to the Bureau of Bridges and Structures for reN ie',N and <br /> approval. <br /> Structures being inspected to produce a BCR outlining the scope of work for a bridge will generally <br /> require more effort than an inspection to meet the periodic mandated safety inspection <br /> requirements. The current condition of a structure can also affect the effort. A structure in poor <br /> condition will usually require more effort than one in good condition. The inspection must be <br /> docwttented in such a manner as to allow a proper scope of work to be determined and approved. A <br /> thorough detailed inspection will reduce the potential need for return trips to the site to secure <br /> additional information during the report preparation and approval process. <br /> Proper documentation of the inspection results is critical to producing a good Bridge Condition <br /> Report. Without proper documentation, it will be difficult to conduct a thorough analysis of the <br /> structure to determine the appropriate scope of work. <br /> URS will document the findings in a SCR for each structure and determine a course of action. The <br /> options available for deck beam bridges are: <br /> 1) Bridge Replacement— Replacement of entire bridge. <br /> 2) Bridge Reconstruction— At a minimum complete replacement of the superstructure and <br /> may include work on the substructure and foundation. <br /> 3) Bridge Rehabilitation —Repair or replacement work on one or more major and/or minor <br /> components of a bridge. <br /> Al <br />